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Combine Highlights

Arvell Reese, one of the top prospects in April's NFL draft, declared himself an "outside linebacker/edge" rusher during media interviews at the combine Wednesday. NFL rookies provided valuable advice to draft prospects as they begin their combine experience, sharing personal journey insights.

Front Office Moves

The Vikings are "exploring all possibilities" to improve their quarterback play in 2026, executive vice president of football operations Rob Brzezinski said Tuesday. Meanwhile, Kirk Cousins faces uncertainty about returning to Minnesota as the team evaluates all quarterback options. The Bears believe they should receive draft compensation after the Falcons hired Ian Cunningham as their new general manager last month.

Contract Negotiations

The Cowboys have extended an offer to Brandon Aubrey that would make him the highest-paid kicker in the NFL, but Aubrey's agent has asked for a deal closer to $10 million per season. The Ravens are targeting contract extensions for both Lamar Jackson and Tyler Linderbaum, with the team making a "market-setting" proposal to the offensive lineman. The Colts remain hopeful about reaching deals with receiver Alec Pierce and quarterback Daniel Jones before free agency begins.

Trade Speculation

Raiders GM John Spytek expects star defensive end Maxx Crosby to play for the team in 2026 amid trade speculation. Bengals director of player personnel Duke Tobin said a trade involving defensive end Trey Hendrickson could prove challenging. Texans GM Nick Caserio called the trade talk regarding quarterback C.J. Stroud "moronic."

Coaching Changes

Broncos coach Sean Payton announced that offensive coordinator Davis Webb will be Denver's playcaller this season. Panthers coach Dave Canales is ceding playcalling duties to offensive coordinator Brad Idzik, saying the decision was made without pressure from the GM or owner.

Player Updates

Lions offensive lineman Taylor Decker indicated in a social media post that he's putting off retirement to return for his 11th NFL season. Tyler Smith, the Cowboys' All-Pro left guard, had minor cleanup surgery on his right knee but will be 100% ready for the offseason program in April. Bills GM Brandon Beane said the team is challenging embattled WR Keon Coleman to come in with the same attitude he had to start training camp last season.

Free Agency Outlook

The Jets will use one of the tags at their disposal on running back Breece Hall if they can't reach an agreement with the running back before Tuesday's deadline. Despite their desire for Mike Evans to remain with the Buccaneers, GM Jason Licht and coach Todd Bowles believe the veteran wideout has "earned" the right to explore free agency.

Quarterback Situations

Cardinals general manager Monti Ossenfort said he has spoken with quarterback Kyler Murray, but a source indicated the two have not talked since the end of the season. Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan said "everything is on the table" regarding quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, whose reps confirmed he still wants to play. Steelers GM Omar Khan is hoping for a quick resolution when it comes to the possible return of Aaron Rodgers as the team's starter next season.

Special Teams

Packers GM Brian Gutekunst discussed several topics including special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia's surprising exit. The team is evaluating their special teams approach following this unexpected change.