NFL Football 8-Hour Briefing
×Contract Negotiations & Free Agency
Aubrey is pushing for a Cowboys contract closer to $10 million per season, despite the team's offer that would make him the highest-paid kicker in the NFL. Meanwhile, Bucs believe Evans has "earned" the right to explore free agency despite their desire for him to stay. The Jets plan to use one of their tags on Hall if they can't reach an agreement before Tuesday's deadline.
Quarterback Developments
Contradicting his GM, Murray hasn't spoken with the Cardinals since the end of the season. In Miami, Tagovailoa remains committed to playing as the Dolphins GM says "everything's on the table" regarding his future. Texans GM Caserio called trade speculation about Stroud "moronic," while the Vikings are exploring all possibilities to improve their quarterback play in 2026.
Coaching & Personnel Moves
Broncos coach Payton confirmed that offensive coordinator Webb will be Denver's playcaller this season. The Panthers have Canales ceding playcalling duties to offensive coordinator Idzik. In Detroit, Decker is returning for his 11th NFL season, putting off retirement. The Bears believe they should receive draft compensation after the Falcons hired GM Cunningham.
Player Situations
Bills GM Beane is challenging Coleman to come in with the same attitude he had at the start of training camp. The Bengals director of player personnel Tobin said a trade involving Hendrickson could prove challenging. Packers GM Gutekunst addressed several topics including special teams coordinator Bisaccia's surprising exit.