The second week of the 2021 NFL preseason has arrived. And between the 2021 rookie class, the many quarterback battles and the rosters that still need to be finalized, there is plenty to look out for in Week 2.

Odell Beckham Jr., Carson Wentz and Jamal Adams are looking to rebound from injuries, and these 29 other players need to up their game in 2021.

From the San Francisco 49ers' injury-prone impact players to the Dallas Cowboys' unproven defensive unit, here is the fatal flaw for all 32 NFL teams ahead of the 2021 NFL season.

Second-year wide receiver Bryan Edwards faces lofty expectations for the 2021 NFL season after drawing comparisons to Terrell Owens and Randy Moss in training camp.

The Rams' Aaron Donald, the Seahawks' Bobby Wagner and the Vikings' Harrison Smith headline their respective positions as some of the most versatile defenders in the NFL.

The NFL preseason reveals plenty about various players, including second-year signal-callers. And after Week 1, Jordan Love and Jacob Eason gave their organizations a reason to consider them for starting jobs over older, more established veterans.

A sloppy day on the practice field couldn't take away from the progress the Los Angeles Rams' offense has made under quarterback Matthew Stafford, who has wowed the team with his smarts and overall play.

The surge in optimism from Chicago Bears fans stemming from Justin Fields’ electric NFL debut takes a hit with fellow rookie Teven Jenkins battling a significant back injury.

The 2020 NFL Draft was rich with young quarterback potential. Now that the rookie season for Justin Herbert, Tua Tagovailoa, Joe Burrow and Jalen Hurts is over, it's time to see which signal-caller can avoid the sophomore slump.

The 2021 NFL regular season hasn't started yet, but after just one week of preseason play, several rookies didn't quite live up to the hype. Still, first-year players such as Travis Etienne and Alex Leatherwood can show they are better than their initial performance.

Examining the top best-ball stacks to target in 2021 fantasy football drafts, including Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson and wide receiver Tyler Lockett.

Since 2006, PFF has been rating NFL players, and with the introduction of a 17th regular-season game, we have put together a team of players that made headlines in their first season from Russell Wilson at quarterback to Derwin James at safety.

Every NFL team has a star player they can't live without, but these less-heralded players are also vital — Chicago's Jaylon Johnson and New Orleans' Adam Trautman among them.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady and Green Bay Packers signal-caller Aaron Rodgers unsurprisingly enjoyed resounding success against multiple coverage schemes last season.

By selectively betting first-half spreads and shopping books to find the best price, bettors can find better value than betting full-game spreads alone.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Chase Claypool exited Tuesday practice with leg injury

Jamal Adams signed a contract extension with the Seattle Seahawks that makes him the highest-paid safety in the league.

The New York Giants traded cornerback Isaac Yiadom to the Green Bay Packers, while the Miami Dolphins have acquired offensive tackle Greg Little in a trade with the Carolina Panthers.