Curtis Samuel

The Bills landed what could be one of their most notable additions this offseason in Samuel.

Washington must weigh its coach's future, record and what free agents it would like to re-sign before deciding how much it wants to deal.

Washington has clear playmakers on the outside, but spacial issues and timing have kept them from making big plays.

Ben Standig muses on what the coaches did right (and wrong) with the young QB, among other pressing subjects ahead of Week 1.

It's only a matter of time before Wentz is released, but the Commanders face tougher calls elsewhere if they want to save money this spring.

As players cleaned out their lockers instead of preparing for a playoff game, some face long rehabs, while others seek big paydays.

Giants kicker Graham Gano attempted a 58-yard field goal at the buzzer to take lead but came up short.

Washington and Dallas meet in a big game Sunday. How do they compare at quarterback, left tackle, edge rusher, cornerback and receiver?

Ron Rivera's squad hopes a strong team culture can trump an uneven start, an off-field distraction and an ever-growing injury list.

Ron Rivera and Ryan Fitzpatrick think it won't take Samuel much time to get up to speed — which is good, because they don't have it.

Washington is on the verge of getting Samuel back in the mix, but Sims won't get another chance as he was cut Monday.

Samuel, the free-agent receiver who hadn't been on the field since OTAs in May, returned and participated in unit drills on Sunday.

Whichever path Washington's coaches may take, identifying the wide receivers who make the team later this month won't be easy.

Between “FitzMagic”, new faces at offensive tackle and the vaccine watch, storylines are aplenty as Washington opens training camp.

Washington must find the right way to incorporate two newcomers — and one returning veteran — once training camp opens.

Plus, Cam Sims looks for a role, Jonathan Allen addresses his future with the team and it's clear help is needed in the front seven.

After signing Samuel, Washington's coaches will need to figure out how to best use him alongside McLaurin.

Though not a natural route-runner, Samuel's versatility creates game-planning havoc — which is just what Washington needs.