After an injury and subpar play marred his 2016 season, Falcons CB Desmond Trufant appears likely to be ready for the team's upcoming training camp.

After an injury to his foot suffered in OTAs, Tennessee WR Tajae Sharpe is expected to be ready for training camp as he fights for a roster spot.

Seattle TE Nick Vannett looked competent in minimal time as a rookie in 2016, and there are reports he could jump to the team's No. 2 in 2017.

After surgery on both hips at the end of the 2016 season, Denver C Matt Paradis has been cleared to return to action. PFF looks at his career.

Since joining New Orleans, Drew Brees has made successes out of almost every No. 2 pass-catcher he has. In 2017, that role should go to Willie Snead.

Alejandro Chavez highlights the key takeaways from Wednesday, including a team believing their backup quarterback could be a starter elsewhere.

The former USC receiver and second-round draft pick is already making his mark with his new NFL team.

PFF examines his play from last year, including his ranks both with a clean pocket and under pressure.

The rookie wide receiver has gotten some work in the slot during OTAs. PFF looks at his production from last year, his last in college.

Williams, the backup and frequent replacement of Le'Veon Bell these last few years, wants to keep playing. PFF investigates his production last year.

Alonso has mostly played inside linebacker, but his skill set could lead to success in the weak side role.

The new Patriots RB's ADP has risen steadily since he joined the team. Jeff Ratcliffe chimes in on that, plus a bulked-up Raiders receiver and some questions in New Orleans.

What fantasy options depended on their team's situation the most? And the least? Scott Barrett investigates the scripts.

The story goes that a quarterback who excels at running the ball makes it easier on his running back. Tyler Loechner investigates.

The Houston defensive tackle came on strong near the end of his 2016 rookie campaign, and the team is hoping for more progress in 2017.

The Buccaneers drafted TE O.J. Howard in the first round of this year's draft, and he's drawn praise from his new quarterback already.

The ex-Cardinal safety joined the Ravens this offseason, and his new teammate spoke highly of the addition.

DeShawn Shead had been the Seahawks starter at cornerback opposite Richard Sherman, but what kind of hole does his absence leave?