NFL Football 24-Hour Briefing
×Combine Updates & GM News
Raider GM John Spytek expects star defensive end Maxx Crosby to remain with the team in 2026 despite trade speculation. Steelers GM Omar Khan is hoping for a quick resolution on Aaron Rodgers' potential return as the team's starter next season, saying "he knows how we feel." Falcons GM Ian Cunningham informed Kirk Cousins that the team will release him on March 11, the first day of the league year.
Rule Changes & International Games
The UFL will award four points for field goals of at least 60 yards and ban most punts inside the opponent's 50-yard line for its 2026 season starting March 27. The Lions will play in Munich for their first international game since 2015, with opponent and date to be named later.
Coaching Changes & Staff Updates
The Ravens usher in a new age with their first head coaching change since the team's inaugural season. The 49ers aren't planning to trade Mac Jones but acknowledge the right offer could sway them. Eagles coach Nick Sirianni says there's mutual interest with A.J. Brown but can't guarantee his return this year.
Draft & Combine Coverage
The NFL combine features top prospects participating in the 40-yard dash and other drills. Mel Kiper projects the entire first round of the 2026 draft class ahead of combine workouts. Four-star quarterback Gunner Rivers committed to NC State, following in his father Philip Rivers' legendary path.
Roster Moves & Retirements
The Patriots released RB Antonio Gibson after two seasons with the team. Chargers center Bradley Bozeman announced his retirement after eight NFL seasons and 110 starts. The Chiefs cut DE Mike Danna as they continue trimming salary cap space before the new league year.
League Policies & Tag Decisions
The NFL competition committee discusses allowing replay officials to throw flags for non-football acts. The Cowboys aware of potential fallout from using the franchise tag on Pro Bowl wide receiver George Pickens. The Falcons plan to place the franchise tag on tight end Kyle Pitts Sr., according to sources.