The veteran broke out a season ago as a pure edge rusher in Buffalo's scheme, but will once again be employed in a different role in 2017 for the new regime.

Charles has played only 290 snaps over the last two years due to injury.

The new Buccaneer wide receiver has a reputation as a deep threat. PFF examines his production on the yards he generates on deep throws.

The Giants drafted Engram in the first round, and at least one reporter thinks the rookie could see plenty of work in the team's offense.

Buffalo TE Clay will probably see less practice time in 2017 as the team strives to keep him healthy.

Not every pick on fantasy draft day needs to generate wows around your league. Tyler Loechner looks at some boring-but-worth-it options.

Opportunity can make a player who struggles with his PFF grade still look like an attractive fantasy option. Brandon Marianne Lee evaluates.

Daniel Kelley recaps the biggest developments of Saturday, including some optimism for Jordan Howard and another missing TE in Baltimore.

The Bills have been improving their offensive line, but right tackle remains an issue. Can Dion Dawkins fix that spot in 2017?

The Houston Texans still have some juggling to do along their defensive front, and for the moment Scarlett looks to have his eye on a starting spot.

Richardson appears to be no lock to make the team's roster, according to reports.

After losing two tight ends this offseason, Baltimore could make sense for Barnidge as he looks for a new team.

Orchard missed much of the 2016, but reports have him healthy heading into the 2017 season.

Greco is still recovering from foot surgery. Considering the Browns' changes this offseason, his roster spot is no guarantee.

Some backs see a big bump in point-per-reception scoring, while others see their value evaporate. Dan Schneier identifies some notables.

Waller will miss 2017 to suspension, the second of the team's 2016 tight ends lost for this year.

Washington brought in the CB in 2016, and the domino effect has hit every other team in the division. Scott Barrett explains.

Bears RB Howard had a very productive rookie year on the ground but had room for improvement as a receiver.