Topic: Kurt Coleman

The New Orleans Saints will release veteran safety Kurt Coleman on Thursday in a cap-saving move after one season with the franchise.

NEW ORLEANS -- The New Orleans Saints accomplished all that they could in the regular season -- with one game left to play.

The Cincinnati Bengals waived starting safety George Iloka on Sunday in a move that clears $5.3 million in salary cap space this year.

Here is a unit-by-unit analysis of the New Orleans Saints' roster headed into training camp.

If the first two months of the 2018 NFL offseason are any indication, expect the action to be dizzying when the new league year begins on Wednesday.

The Denver Broncos, Arizona Cardinals, New York Jets and Minnesota Vikings reportedly are the final four teams expected to be vying for quarterback Kirk Cousins, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported on Saturday, citing league sources.

Safety Kurt Coleman is not leaving the NFC South.

Safety Kurt Coleman visited with the New Orleans Saints on Thursday, three days after he was released by a division rival.

The Carolina Panthers have made some difficult decisions in letting go a few veterans who have been core members of the team, most notably Jonathan Stewart.

Veteran safety Kurt Coleman and defensive end Charles Johnson were released by the Carolina Panthers on Monday in a pair of cost-cutting moves.

There are a few intriguing unrestricted free agents, all with different factors involving their futures with the Carolina Panthers.

As teams gear up for the NFL Draft and the Indianapolis Combine that precedes it, they are taking stock of what they have and what they need to improve in 2018.

The Carolina Panthers were largely disappointed in their performance in the 22-10 loss at Atlanta to conclude the regular season.

The Atlanta Falcons are heading back to the playoffs thanks to five second-half field goals by Matt Bryant.

Complete watch guide to the Carolina Panthers and Atlanta Falcons game, including when and where to watch, series history, matchups and more.