NFL Football 24-Hour Briefing

Player Moves

Maxx Crosby joins the Ravens' defense, a move that could spark a Super Bowl run. Meanwhile, Rashid Shaheed is eyed for a return to the Seahawks in 2026, and the league watches whether Travis Etienne Jr. will prove a risky signing in the upcoming free‑agency window.

Team Transactions

Garrett Bradbury was traded to the Bears, giving Chicago a new starting center. In the NFC North, longtime Vikings center Ryan Kelly announced his retirement after a decade in the league. The Texans cut veteran running back Joe Mixon following a foot injury that sidelined him last season.

Offseason Adventures

Mac Jones spent a memorable weekend in Cabo, enjoying a break before the next training camp. Across the league, Lions offensive lineman Taylor Decker has publicly requested his release, marking the longest‑tenured player’s first major career move.

Contract Moves

Tommy DeVito agreed to a two‑year, $7.4 million deal with the Patriots, solidifying the franchise’s quarterback depth. In a separate cap‑management effort, the Browns restructured the contract of quarterback Deshaun Watson, freeing nearly $36 million in cap space.

Roster Cuts & Signings

The Bills released four players—nickel corner Taron Johnson, wide receiver Curtis Samuel, safety Taylor Rapp, and cornerback Dane Jackson—as they work toward cap compliance. Meanwhile, the Chargers signed free‑agent center Tyler Biadasz to replace the recently retired Bradley Bozeman.