NFL Football 24 Hours

Last updated: August 10, 2026, 9:41 AM ET

Transactions & Retirements

The Patriots locked up a key offensive piece, agreeing to a two-year extension with tight end Hunter Henry worth up to $20 million, with $14.5 million guaranteed. In Detroit, quarterback Teddy Bridgewater is retiring from the NFL again, according to coach Dan Campbell. The Panthers added depth at the position, signing Kyle Trask as QB3 after Hall of Fame game hero Haynes King suffered a hamstring injury. Meanwhile, the Raiders disciplined two star players: Kirk Cousins and Maxx Crosby were held out of practice Saturday after their scuffle on Friday.

Injury Report

The Commanders suffered a major blow as left tackle Laremy Tunsil will undergo surgery for a torn triceps and is expected to miss significant time. A separate report confirmed the torn triceps will keep him out for at least a large portion of the regular season. Saints guard Dillon Radunz is done for the season with a torn ACL. Bears wide receiver Luther Burden III is expected to miss the preseason with a groin injury, though the team believes he'll be ready for Week. A separate source confirmed Burden's groin injury occurred in Saturday's practice.

Training Camp Buzz

The New York Giants held their first summer camp under John Harbaugh in West Virginia, and the experiment appears to have been a success, according to team takeaways. 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan plans to coach the preseason opener against the Titans as he nears full recovery from last month's car crash.

Hall of Fame Weekend

The Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrinement ceremony featured emotional moments and laughs. New inductee Roger Craig revealed during his taped acceptance speech that he has been diagnosed with vascular dementia. Kicker Adam Vinatieri drew laughs with jokes about Bill Belichick, Peyton Manning and Tom Brady during his speech. The Class of 2026 also saw Drew Brees, Larry Fitzgerald and Luke Kuechly inducted. In a separate analysis, Bill Barnwell projects future Hall of Famers on every NFL roster, and another piece examines Russell Wilson's complicated candidacy after a rough end to his career.

Analysis & Fantasy

Are NFL superteams a sure thing? Bill Barnwell sized up historic big favorites and the 2026 Rams, finding that preseason darlings haven't always met expectations. For fantasy managers, Matt Bowen and Tristan H. Cockcroft list 10 players who just need an opportunity to break out.