NFL Football 3d Briefing
×Trades & Transactions
The Texans espn.com are trading for Lions running back David Montgomery. The deal involves offensive lineman Juice Scruggs and two draft picks. The Texans espn.com also agreed to trade right tackle Tytus Howard to the Browns for a fifth-round draft pick. The Chiefs espn.com plan to release offensive tackle Jawaan Taylor before the league year begins. The Vikings espn.com informed Aaron Jones and Javon Hargrave that they will be released. The Bengals espn.com signed right guard Dalton Risner to a one-year deal.
NFL Combine Standouts
Several players impressed at the NFL Combine. Mississippi State's Brenen Thompson espn.com ran a 4.26-second 40-yard dash. Taylen Green espn.com, a top-10 quarterback prospect, set several positional combine records. Jeremiyah Love espn.com plans to participate in all combine drills.
Draft Prospects
Mel Kiper Jr. espn.com highlighted 13 prospects who improved their draft stock at the combine, including Chris Brazzell II and Dani Dennis-Sutton. Francis Mauigoa espn.com, a top offensive line prospect, is open to a position change. Former Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson espn.com aims to prove he's a "franchise quarterback." Quarterback Diego Pavia espn.com is not backing down from criticism.
Quarterback News
The Browns espn.com are evaluating their quarterback options in free agency. The Vikings, Cardinals, Colts espn.com and Dolphins are also assessing their quarterback situations. The Texans espn.com will have contract decisions to make about C.J. Stroud.
Team News
Cowboys pass rusher espn.com Donovan Ezeiruaku had hip surgery. The Packers espn.com hired Cam Achord as their special teams coordinator. Jerry Jones espn.com acknowledged the Cowboys' championship drought.
Executive & Legal
The NFLPA espn.com has narrowed its search for an executive director. The Falcons espn.com fired La Troy Lewis amid a sexual assault investigation.
Quarterback Analysis
Sawyer Robertson, Mike Leach's last quarterback espn.com, is trying to make things work in the NFL.
Salary Cap & Future
The NFL salary cap espn.com reached $301.2 million for 2026.