NFL Football 24-Hour Briefing
×Team Front Office Moves
Jerry Jones acknowledged Friday that he has let Cowboys fans down with the team's championship drought and promised change starting with a new approach to free agency. The Falcons dismissed assistant defensive line coach La Troy Lewis after sexual assault allegations surfaced. Meanwhile, the Packers hired Cam Achord as their new special teams coordinator.
Free Agency & Cap Space
The NFL salary cap has reached a new high of $301.2 million for 2026, marking the first time in league history it has exceeded $300 million. In free agency news, experts have identified free agents who would be perfect fits for all 32 teams this offseason. The Seahawks face the decision of whether to re-sign Kenneth Walker, who could become only the fourth player to win Super Bowl MVP and start the next season with another team.
Combine & Draft Developments
At the NFL combine, Ty Simpson stated he's prepared to prove he is a "franchise quarterback" to talent evaluators. Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love, projected as a top pick, confirmed he will participate in all combine drills including the 40-yard dash. Diego Pavia remains unfazed by criticism as he continues to showcase his skills at the combine, while combine workouts saw defensive backs and tight ends put on impressive performances during Day.
League Leadership
The NFLPA has narrowed its search for a permanent executive director, with current interim David White and former player president JC Tretter among the finalists. Meanwhile, the league is reportedly conducting a fact-finding mission regarding Giants owner Jonathan Tisch.