The injury list in Week 2 starts with Chiefs RB Jamaal Charles, who suffered a season-ending knee injury.

The Dolphins announced that QB Chad Henne will start Sunday’s game against the Raiders.

Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano isn’t tipping his hand as to whether ILB Channing Crowder will make his return on Monday night against the Patriots.

If new Cardinals LB Joey Porter makes headlines with his mouth this coming season — which, according to past history, likely will be the case — coach Ken Whisenhunt certainly can’t be surprised.

In the spirit of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament, our friends at NFL Total Access will unveil an NFL free-agency bracket of their own on Monday’s show.

Karlos Dansby and the Dolphins agreed to terms on a five-year contract that will make the free agent the highest-paid linebacker in the NFL, according to a league source.

The Cardinals are making a strong push to retain LB Karlos Dansby, according to a league source.

Free-agent LB Karlos Dansby will visit the Dolphins on Friday and could sign a multiyear deal shortly thereafter if both sides can reach an agreement.

With the clock about to strike midnight in the East, here’s a look at how some of the top players could begin to come off the market. A handful of players will get new deals tonight, with DE Julius Peppers and LB Karlos Dansby likely in line for the biggest paydays.

If LB Karlos Dansby is available in free agency, it might be wise for the Giants to pursue his services.

The Arizona Republic reported late Thursday, through a private team source, that the Cardinals are prepared to let Dansby test the open market and will not apply the franchise tag on the six-year veteran for the third consecutive year.

Cardinals GM Rod Graves said the organization is working on restructuring the contract of Pro Bowl FS Antrel Rolle, and he has yet to make a final decision on using the team’s franchise or transition tags.

All signs point to LB Karlos Dansby leaving Arizona. So, what could be next? Dansby has listed the Dolphins among the four teams he’d be interested in playing for.

An offseason priority for the Detroit Lions is upgrading the running game. How that plays out is anyone’s guess.

The Cardinals are at or near the top of the list of teams with numerous key decisions to make this offseason. There will almost certainly be changes in Arizona.