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Last updated: March 25, 2026, 11:30 PM ET

League Operations & Contract News

The Seahawks will kick off the season on Wednesday of Week, deviating from the traditional Thursday opener due to their scheduled international game in Australia, which necessitates an adjusted rest period. Meanwhile, off-field legal matters continue, as Rams receiver Puka Nacua faces a civil suit alleging both an "unprovoked antisemitic statement" and a subsequent bite on the shoulder of the plaintiff in Los Angeles. Contractual housekeeping concluded for the reigning Defensive Player of the Year, as Browns modified language on Myles Garrett’s existing deal, with the adjustments becoming official on Tuesday, according to league sources.

Labor & Infrastructure Developments

Labor negotiations between the league office and the NFL Referees Association stalled this week, breaking off ahead of schedule because the two parties could not bridge key gaps toward finalizing a new collective bargaining agreement. years down the line, league owners are reportedly set to vote Las Vegas as host for Super Bowl LXIII, which would follow the conclusion of the 2028 NFL season. In personnel updates, Ohio State receiver Carnell Tate elected not to run the 40-yard dash at his pro day, asserting the measurement is frequently "overvalued" compared to game tape.

Player Recovery Updates

Quarterback health news offered a positive indicator as Patrick Mahomes posted footage on Wednesday showing him dropping back and throwing the football during a training session, marking the first public viewing of his throwing motion since undergoing knee surgery back in December.