The Bengals will be happy to get back Jones, one of the most productive cornerbacks in recent years.

The Texans will miss Cushing's production against the run and the pass.

With Cameron Meredith and Kevin White on injured reserve, the Bears have added UDFA Tanner Gentry from the practice squad for receiving depth.

Jean-Francois saw just six snaps in the Packer season-opener against Seattle.

There was some question about the Green Bay Packers running back situation, but Week 1 showed that it's still Ty Montgomery's job.

Johnson is an integral part of the Cardinals offense, and it's currently unclear how much time he's going to miss.

McCaffrey was effective on the stat sheet, but Stewart also shined in the first week of action.

Sherman has had his fair share of games versus Green Bay. PFF has analysis of his performance in those games.

Crowder is a big part of the Washington offense, especially due to his work from the slot.

The Eagles added Alshon Jeffery in free agency this offseason, and expect him to see shadow coverage from Washington CB Josh Norman in Week 1.

Edge defender Myles Garrett, the first overall pick in this year's draft, could miss several weeks after suffering an ankle injury in practice Wednesday.

Houston Texans offensive tackle Duane Brown has been in a holdout over the course of the preseason and should miss Week 1, but he says he will play in 2017.

PFF has coverage of the most surprising cuts made around the NFL.

After 12 years in the league and two years with the Washington Redskins, safety Will Blackmon was released by the team Saturday.

Osweiler has struggled during his tenure with the Texans and now his time with the Browns is over.

The Seahawks continue to search for another corner to pair with Richard Sherman.

Colts owner Jim Irsay said that the rehabbing Luck is unlikely to play in Week 1, and his timetable for a return is still unknown.

Sixth-year CB Jeremy Lane is reportedly on the trading block, signifying Seattle's promise in rookie Shaquill Griffin.

Wolfe has missed time this offseason and preseason with an ankle injury, but expects to be ready soon.

The Eagles and fifth-year defensive end Steven Means agreed to terms on a one-year contract extension Thursday, cementing Means' roster spot.