NFL Football 24-Hour Briefing
×Personnel & Contracts
The Colts remain "positive" about reaching deals with quarterback Daniel Jones and receiver Alec Pierce before free agency begins. The Dolphins GM said "everything is on the table" regarding quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. The Jets plan to keep running back Breece Hall, either with a deal or a tag Jets GM. The Raiders GM expects Maxx Crosby to remain with the team amid trade rumors. The Ravens are targeting a contract extension for Lamar Jackson.
The Packers GM spoke on several topics including the surprising exit of special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia. The Lions offensive lineman Taylor Decker indicated he's returning for his 11th NFL season. The 49ers GM offered a more optimistic view about finding a contractual solution with Trent Williams. The Buccaneers GM believes Mike Evans has "earned" the right to explore free agency.
Coaching & Strategy
The Panthers coach Dave Canales is ceding playcalling duties to offensive coordinator Brad Idzik. Broncos coach Sean Payton said offensive coordinator Davis Webb will be the Broncos' playcaller this season.
Draft & Combine
Ohio State star Arvell Reese, a top prospect, declared himself an "outside linebacker/edge" rusher. NFL rookies are providing advice to draft prospects.
Trades & Transactions
The Bengals director of player personnel said a trade involving defensive end Trey Hendrickson could be challenging. The Bears are seeking draft compensation for the Falcons hiring Ian Cunningham.
Quarterback News
The Vikings are exploring all QB options for 2026. A source said Kyler Murray hasn't talked to the Cardinals since the end of the season, refuting the GM. C.J. Stroud trade speculation is considered "moronic" by the Texans GM.
Injuries & Recovery
Cowboys' Smith had minor knee surgery but will be ready for the offseason program.
Kicking News
The Cowboys have made an offer to Brandon Aubrey to make him the highest-paid kicker in the league.
Team Discussions
Bills GM said wide receiver Keon Coleman will have "every chance" to prove himself. The Steelers GM hopes for a quick resolution regarding Aaron Rodgers' possible return.