Vincent Verhei

Well, here's a first. Michael Turk, a punter for the Arizona State Sun Devils, skipped his junior and senior seasons to enter the NFL draft. He hired agents. He was committed to pro football. Then he went undrafted. And then no team signed him after the draft. So Turk petitioned the NCAA for a special waiver to return to school, and shockingly, the NCAA agreed. 

In advance of Tuesday's virtual owners' meetings, the NFL will expand the Rooney Rule, which will now require additional interviews of minority candidates, according to Kevin Patra of NFL.com.

With free agency and the draft complete, we look at the biggest remaining need on each NFL roster. Starting out west, the Cardinals and 49ers need help in the secondary, the Seahawks need edge rushers, and the Rams need to figure out what they're doing at offensive line. We also look at each team's notable undrafted free agents.

Anthony Holzman-Escareno at NFL.com has put together a starting lineup consisting only of the highest-paid players at each position. 

Jameis Winston became the first quarterback to throw 30 interceptions in a season in over three decades. Surely some of that must have been bad luck, right? As a matter of fact, no, it was not. We explore Winston's mind-boggling season, and look at the quarterbacks with the best and worst luck in 2019.

The New Orleans Saints quarterback room is getting very crowded.

The Dolphins filled a huge hole on their roster on Saturday, trading for San Francisco's Matt Breida.

The San Francisco 49ers had a surprising changing of the guard at left tackle during the third day of the draft. 

Laremy Tunsil is now, by far, the highest-paid offensive lineman in NFL history.

Tom Brady's favorite receiver from New England is following him to Florida.