The Raiders take on the Seahawks in the final preseason game; the roster is reduced to 53 for the start of the regular season.

The Raiders travel to Canada to take on the Green Bay Packers in Winnipeg.

The grind and intensity of training camp sets in; the Raiders travel to Arizona to take on the Cardinals.

The Los Angeles Rams visit Napa for scrimmages against the Raiders prior to the preseason opener.

Enthusiasm builds for the 2019 Raiders as a mix of veterans, rookies and free-agents arrive for training camp.

The Browns travel to Detroit to face the Lions in the final preseason game, as the roster must be reduced to 53 for the 2018 NFL season.

The Browns take on the Eagles in their third preseason game; with cutdown day approaching, the intensity of camp picks up.

The intensity of training camp produces flare-ups on the practice field for both players and coaches.

The new-look Browns hit the road to take on the New York Giants in the preseason opener in New Jersey.

As training camp begins for the 2018 Cleveland Browns, all eyes are on the NFL's No. 1 overall draft pick and future of the franchise, quarterback Baker Mayfield; evaluations begin as 90 players vie for 53 coveted spots on the starting roster.

Jameis Winston leads the Buccaneers to Jacksonville for practice sessions and a nationally televised preseason game against the Jaguars; the competition heats up as 90 players vie for 53 roster spots.

Quarterback Jameis Winston works with his dynamite receiver tandem; players and coaches get game-time action as the Buccaneers travel to Cincinnati to play the Bengals.

Jameis Winston, DeSean Jackson and Gerald McCoy, along with rookies and free agents, go through the first week of drills at Buccaneers training camp.

Jameis Winston, Gerald McCoy, Mike Evans and DeSean Jackson prepare for the regular season; rookie hopefuls Riley Bullough and Jeremy McNichols hope to survive the final cuts, when 37 players will lose their jobs.

Jameis Winston and the first team unit prepare for the home preseason clash with the Cleveland Browns; the rookie talent show takes place at camp.

The Rams head to Minnesota for their final preseason game against the Vikings; the coaching staff reduces the roster to 53 players in preparation for the season opener against the San Francisco 49ers.

Scuffles break out during practice sessions at camp; the Rams head to Colorado to face off against the Denver Broncos; 15 players are cut from the roster.

This year's number one overall draft pick, quarterback Jared Goff, continues to develop as a pro; Hall of Famer Mike Singletary makes his presence known; some players spend a day off at Disneyland.

The Los Angeles Rams have their first home game at Memorial Coliseum in more than 35 years in the preseason opener against the Dallas Cowboys.

The Rams move to Los Angeles in a quest to build an NFL roster and establish a new tradition in Southern California.

Executives, players and coaches of the AFC West Los Angeles Chargers and the NFC West Los Angeles Rams prepare for the upcoming NFL season.

Going deep inside the world of a different college football program each season and following the players and coaches as their respective season-long journeys unfold.

There are up to 16 games played each week during the NFL season, and each one has a crucial moment, a turning point, that plays a large role in the game's outcome. As the title suggests, "NFL Turning Point" examines those crucial moments for two games each week. Hosted by Dan Patrick, the show utilizes NFL Films' unprecedented access and unique cinematography to analyze the games' turning points from numerous angles. The show often features games involving the two teams scheduled to play each other in the upcoming week's marquee Sunday night game.

During the NFL season, Mondays are a day for basking in your team's win or overreacting to Sunday's disappointment. With "NFL Rewind," host Trey Wingo makes Monday afternoon the time to review Sunday's games with fun, engaging commentary. Wingo is joined by former player Tim Hasselbeck and former NFL head coach John Fox as they recap Sunday's NFL action with highlights and in-depth analysis.

During the NFL season, Mondays are a day for basking in your team's win or overreacting to Sunday's disappointment. With "NFL Rewind," host Trey Wingo makes Monday afternoon the time to review Sunday's games with fun, engaging commentary. Wingo is joined by former player Tim Hasselbeck and former NFL head coach John Fox as they recap Sunday's NFL action with highlights and in-depth analysis.

As the college football season shifts into high gear, "Championship Drive: Who's In?" recaps the most important games and how the results affect the College Football Playoff rankings. A rotating cast of hosts and analysts -- including Heather Dinich and Jonathan Vilma -- debate the weekend's winners and losers, and which teams are best positioned to be among the final four playoff picks.