The Seahawks' injury report was loaded throughout the week, but Friday brought good news for anyone counting on Kenneth Walker or Tyler Lockett this Sunday.
Jerry Donabedian breaks down all the Week 6 action, including numerous injuries and the emergence of some young tight ends like Raiders rookie Michael Mayer.
Friday brought bad news for the Lions, with Jahmyr Gibbs added to the injury report and Amon-Ra St. Brown declared doubtful.
Jalen Hurts should do well if he's cleared to play Sunday, while running backs like Josh Jacobs and D'Onta Foreman are in danger of sitting out or having their workloads drastically reduced.
Keenan Allen and Mike Williams both expect to play this week, while the Chiefs are hurting at wide receiver and the Saints and Bills appear thin on defense.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night game as Jimmy Garoppolo and the 49ers face the division-rival Cardinals in Mexico City.
Following Sean Payton's retirement, the Saints may not experience much change in philosophy, considering the offensive coordinator is a holdover and the impending returns of Michael Thomas and Jameis Winston.
John McKechnie projects how the first round will shake out in the upcoming NFL Draft. In yet another loaded receiver class, will Ohio State's Garrett Wilson be the first player selected at his position?
The Saints never fully capitalized on the twilight of Drew Brees' career. With the QB moving on to retired life, the offense will begin the year without Michael Thomas, setting up Alvin Kamara to feast.
Bill Belichick apparently sees value in the 2021 free-agent class, with Monday reports linking his team to seven new signings, including Jonnu Smith and Nelson Agholor.
The rumor mill is in overdrive with the first round of this year's NFL Draft rapidly approaching. Is Baker Mayfield now the favorite to go No.1 overall to the Browns?
John McKechnie offers his first mock of the year on the heels of a trade that shook up the draft order. Will it be Josh Rosen to the Jets, or does Gang Green have its sights set on a different quarterback?
After Ray Rice struggled to find open running lanes this past season, look for the Ravens to make upgrading the offensive line a priority in the draft.
Finding help to keep Carson Palmer upright will be high priority for the Cardinals this offseason.
Russell Wilson was on the run a lot in 2013, but not by design, making an offensive line upgrade a necessity.
Flush with picks, the Rams could go a number of ways in the draft, but finding protection for Sam Bradford likely is priority No. 1.
The Bills have the makings of an excellent defense.
The Dolphins needs upgrades at multiple offensive line spots.