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Transactions & Moves

The Colts hope to secure deals with quarterback Daniel Jones and receiver Alec Pierce before free agency begins, per GM Chris Ballard. Meanwhile, the 49ers remain optimistic about Trent Williams, despite earlier reports of contract struggles. The Cowboys are pushing for a blockbuster deal to keep kicker Brandon Aubrey at a $10 million-per-season rate, though his agent seeks a higher valuation. The Buccaneers believe Mike Evans has "earned" the right to explore free agency despite their desire for him to stay. The Lions plan to retain Taylor Decker for his 11th season after postponing retirement. Conversely, the Ravens are facing challenges in extending Trey Hendrickson, complicating potential trade discussions. The Falcons will release Kirk Cousins on March 11, ending his tenure after one season.

Coaching Changes

The Broncos confirm Davis Webb as their offensive coordinator for the 2026 season, ending speculation about a coaching change. Similarly, the Panthers shift play-calling duties to offensive coordinator Brad Idzik, removing head coach Dave Canales from that role. The Vikings are exploring all quarterback options for 2026, signaling a potential rebuild at the position.

Player Updates & Injuries

The Cowboys' All-Pro guard Tyler Smith underwent minor knee surgery, but expects a full return for the offseason program. Quarterback Kyler Murray hasn't spoken to the Cardinals since season's end, contradicting GM Monti Ossenfort's earlier statements. The Raiders expect Maxx Crosby to remain amid trade rumors, while the Steelers hope for Aaron Rodgers' return with GM Omar Khan noting the QB "knows how we feel." The Bears seek compensation after the Falcons hired Ian Cunningham as GM, citing a breach of agreement.

League Developments

The UFL plans rule changes for 2026, including four-point field goals for 60+ yard attempts and a punt ban inside the opponent's 50. The Lions will play an international game in Munich, Germany, marking their first such contest since 2015.