A look at some of the most notable numbers, ongoing streaks and best performances from around the league, starting with Tom Terrific.

Here’s a few thoughts to share after taking in all the film of Week 15. Since we can’t get enough of the Eagles, let’s start with their newest difference-maker on defense.

A look at some of the notable nuggets from Week 11 with the help of the NFL Network research desk, including Ronde Barber and Ray Lewis reaching some historic milestones.

The Baltimore Ravens have a tough decision to make on whether or not Ed Reed will start the season on the reserve/PUP list, and they’ll likely take all the way up to Saturday’s roster cutdown deadline to do it.

Lardarius Webb is back on the field for the Ravens, leaving Ed Reed as the lone member of the secondary remaining on the physically-unable-to-perform list.

One by one, the injury riddled Ravens’ secondary is getting healthy.

One of the biggest question marks surrounding the Baltimore Ravens during training camp has been the depth in the secondary, and Thursday night’s list of inactive players shows just how stretched that unit is.

The season-ending torn ACL for cornerback Domonique Foxworth on the eve of camp was an injury the Ravens could ill-afford.

A quick look around the league and players who have been announced, and reported, as starting the season on the physically-unable-to-perform list.

Ed Reed has made a few things clear this week, including that he’s looking for more support from the Ravens as he rehabs from offseason hip surgery. The talk doesn’t have Ravens coach John Harbaugh concerned.

A recent school of thought has surfaced that Ed Reed could open training camp on the physically-unable-to-perform list, a scenario that one reporter believes is almost a certainty.

NFL Network insider Michael Lombardi told “NFL Total Access” that Ravens safety Ed Reed won’t be getting a new contract.

Ed Reed, who has contemplated retirement this offseason and recently estimated he’s at about 35 percent after hip surgery, admitted Wednesday he has contacted the Ravens about a new contract.

Safety Ed Reed is rehabbing, but he might not be ready for the beginning of the season.

Buccaneers fans may be growing a little anxious over some perceived inaction by the team’s front office. But general manager Mark Dominik is preaching patience.

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