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NFL Football 24-Hour Briefing

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Team News & Coaching Changes

The Detroit Lions will play their first international game since 2015 in Munich, Germany, with opponent and date still to be determined. The Baltimore Ravens usher in a new era with their first head coaching change since the franchise's inaugural season.

Player Movement & Roster Updates

The New England Patriots released running back Antonio Gibson after two seasons with the team. The Kansas City Chiefs cut veteran defensive end Mike Danna as they continue trimming salary cap space ahead of the new league year. The Los Angeles Chargers saw starting center Bradley Bozeman announce his retirement after eight NFL seasons and 110 starts.

Contract & Draft Developments

Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni expressed mutual interest with wide receiver A.J. Brown but stopped short of guaranteeing his return this season. The San Francisco 49ers aren't actively shopping quarterback Mac Jones but acknowledge the right offer could change their stance. The Dallas Cowboys lean toward using the franchise tag on Pro Bowl wide receiver George Pickens while weighing potential fallout. The Atlanta Falcons plan to place the franchise tag on tight end Kyle Pitts Sr., according to sources.

College Football Connections

Four-star quarterback Gunner Rivers, son of NFL legend Philip Rivers, committed to NC State, following in his father's footsteps with the Wolfpack.

NFL Combine & Draft Preview

As the NFL prepares for this week's combine workouts, analysts project the entire first round of the 2026 NFL draft. Top prospects will showcase their abilities in the 40-yard dash and other drills during the combine, which features the best upcoming talent in college football.

Rule Changes & Competition Committee

The NFL competition committee is discussing whether to authorize replay officials to throw flags for non-football acts, potentially expanding their on-field authority during games.