NFL Football 3d Briefing
×Last updated: March 22, 2026, 11:30 PM ET
Team Transactions & Roster Moves
The NFL offseason continued with several key roster adjustments across the league as teams solidified personnel ahead of the draft. The Falcons acquired safety Sydney Brown from the Eagles, a move that also saw the teams exchange both their fourth- and sixth-round selections in the upcoming draft. Elsewhere, the Seahawks exercised fifth-year options for both star wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba and top cornerback Devon Witherspoon, securing their cost-controlled futures through the 2025 season. Meanwhile, the Vikings added offensive tackle depth by signing Ryan Van Demark to a one-year contract after the Bills declined to match the offer sheet.
Contract Status & Front Office Decisions
In San Francisco, the 49ers opted against exercising the option bonus for veteran offensive tackle Trent Williams, though sources indicate the organization remains committed to finalizing a new long-term agreement with the All-Pro lineman. These personnel decisions contrast with the immediate security granted by Seattle to its young core players. These roster machinations are occurring as host cities finalize preparations, with Pittsburgh Public Schools announcing remote learning for April 22-24 to accommodate the logistical demands of hosting the NFL Draft downtown.
Player Conduct & Off-Field Incidents
Off-field matters drew attention over the weekend, including an incident involving Buccaneers safety Antoine Winfield Jr.'s fiancée, Teesa Mpagi, who provided immediate aid to a pedestrian struck by a car near the bus transporting players to Saturday's Fanatics Flag Football Classic. Separately, Giants running back Cam Skattebo issued an apology Saturday for what he termed a "tasteless joke" regarding CTE and asthma during a recent podcast appearance.
Pre-Draft Activities & Team Chemistry
While league business paused for the draft preparations, exhibition football showcased former stars, as Tom Brady led Team USA to a dominant victory at the Fanatics Flag Football Classic on Saturday. On the subject of team building, new Titans quarterback Cam Ward demonstrated early support for rookie wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson by crashing his introductory press conference, signaling a positive chemistry outlook for Tennessee's quarterback-receiver connection in the coming season.