NFL Football 24-Hour Briefing
×NFL Combine & Coaching Updates
GM Jon-Eric Sullivan said "everything is on the table" regarding quarterback Tua Tagovailoa at the NFL combine. GM Nick Caserio called trade talk about C.J. Stroud "moronic" while addressing reporters. The Jets will use the tag on running back Breece Hall if they can't reach a deal before Tuesday's deadline.
Front Office Moves
The Bears are seeking draft compensation after the Falcons hired Ian Cunningham as GM. Tyler Smith had minor knee surgery but will be ready for the offseason program. GM Eric De Costa expressed confidence about extending Lamar Jackson while making a "market-setting" proposal to Tyler Linderbaum.
Player Status & Trade Rumors
GM John Spytek expects Maxx Crosby to stay with the Raiders despite trade speculation. GM Omar Khan hopes for a quick resolution on Aaron Rodgers' possible return. GM Ian Cunningham informed Kirk Cousins he'll be released March 11.
League & Rule Changes
The UFL will award four points for 60-yard field goals and ban most punts inside the opponent's 50-yard line. The NFL competition committee is discussing whether replay officials can throw flags for non-football acts.
Draft & Combine Coverage
Top prospects are participating in drills at the NFL combine. Mel Kiper projected the entire first round in his latest mock draft. QB Gunner Rivers committed to NC State, following his father Philip's path.
Roster Moves
The Patriots released running back Antonio Gibson after two seasons. Chargers center Bradley Bozeman announced his retirement after eight NFL seasons. The Chiefs cut defensive end Mike Danna as part of salary cap trimming.
International & Future Games
The Lions will play their first international game since 2015 in Munich, Germany. The Ravens are ushering in "a new age" with their first head coaching change since the franchise's inaugural season.
49ers & Other Teams
The 49ers aren't planning to trade QB Mac Jones but could be swayed by the right offer. The Ravens' coaching staff is implementing new strategies as they move forward with their revamped leadership."