NFL Football 24-Hour Briefing
×NFLPA Survey Results
The Dolphins ranked first overall in the NFL Players Association annual report cards for the third consecutive year, according to survey results obtained by ESPN. The Steelers finished in last place among all NFL teams.
Browns Quarterback News
Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders received a porcelain horse head as a birthday gift for offensive coordinator Todd Monken. Sanders also got a horse head of his own for a very simple reason.
Colts Trade Developments
The Colts have given quarterback Anthony Richardson Sr. permission to seek a trade, his agent told ESPN. This move comes as Indianapolis looks to reshape its quarterback position.
NFL Free Agency Analysis
The Jets emerged as clear winners in the Jermaine Johnson-T'Vondre Sweat trade, according to our report card on major offseason moves. The deal strengthens New York's defensive line significantly.
NFL Draft Prospects
Former Vols CB Jermod Mc Coy says he is fully healed from a right ACL injury and expects to have "no limits" during his upcoming pro day at Tennessee. Meanwhile, Ohio State safety Caleb Downs believes being the "best defender" should carry more weight than positional value when selecting players in the NFL draft.
NFL Combine Preview
Liz Loza identified 12 prospects to track at the NFL combine who could make a splash in Indianapolis and climb up boards throughout the draft process. These players represent potential future fantasy football stars.
Broncos Salary Cap Situation
The Broncos enter the 2026 offseason with a clean slate after being saddled with massive dead money cap hits over the past two years. This financial flexibility allows Denver to be "opportunistically aggressive" in free agency.
Titans Roster Moves
The Titans released starting center Lloyd Cushenberry III and starting safety Xavier Woods on Wednesday, with Cushenberry's release coming with a failed physical designation. These moves signal significant changes to Tennessee's offensive and defensive lineups.
NFL Competition Committee Concerns
Sean Payton and Mike Vrabel, both members of the NFL's competition committee, expressed concern this week over replay errors in 1 p.m. games last season. The coaches worry these mistakes could impact game outcomes and fairness.