The Saints DT has had the condition throughout his career, but reports indicate that his future is less certain now because of it.

The Kansas City receiver had a big rookie year in 2016, and with the release of Jeremy Maclin, he's set to be the team's No. 1.

PFF takes a look at Berger's production, which has been good for the Vikings in recent years.

Young was one of the better rookie corners in the NFL last season.

Junior Galette looks to return to pass rushing productivity this year after losing two years to injury.

The Steelers corner had his highest career grade in 2016, and is starting the team's offseason activities as a starter again.

The Washington cornerback says he's "letting all hell break loose" against his big-name division mates in 2017.

Allen has lost 21 pounds since last season in an attempt to return to 2015 form.

Wood had started every game for the team for more than three seasons before a broken leg ended his 2016 season early.

Kirkpatrick suffered a small fracture to his hand in what he called a 'freak accident.'

Analyst Mark Chichester looks at the career pass-blocking efficiency of Washington Redskins guard Shawn Lauvao.

Analyst John Breitenbach explains how new Redskins linebacker Zach Brown can improve Washington's run defense.

Kerrigan is entering his seventh season and has ranked among the league's top outside linebackers for most of that time.

Harris caught just eight of 11 targets last season for 66 yards, but is praised by the Redskins staff.

Tulane’s Marley, grandson of Bob and son of former NFL prospect Rohan Marley, has signed a deal with the Redskins.

Hall has missed 31 of 48 games and may start 2017 on the PUP list in Washington.

Simon, who signed with Washington in January, has been quiet since a strong 2014 season.

Analyst John Breitenbach takes a look at the performance of former Auburn cornerback Joshua Holsey in rookie camp.

Washington selected Roullier out of Wyoming in the sixth round of the draft. Given the team's struggles at center, he could start early.

Washington selected the ex-Arkansas tight end in the draft to provide depth behind Jordan Reed and Vernon Davis.