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League News & Transactions

The NFL salary cap hit a new high of $301.2 million for 2026, marking the first time it has surpassed $300 million in league history. The Atlanta Falcons dismissed La Troy Lewis from his role as assistant defensive line coach following sexual assault allegations. Meanwhile, 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.

Coaching Changes

The Green Bay Packers hired Cam Achord as their new special teams coordinator. Achord brings Super Bowl-winning experience to Green Bay after previously serving in the same role with the New England Patriots. The move comes as teams continue to make key coaching staff additions ahead of the 2025 season.

Combine Developments

Former Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson said he's prepared to show NFL talent evaluators that he is a "franchise quarterback" at the scouting combine. Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love, ranked No. 2 on ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr.'s Big Board, announced he will participate in all combine drills including the 40-yard dash. Quarterback Diego Pavia isn't toning down his approach despite criticism, maintaining his confident demeanor as he prepares for the NFL.

Team-Specific Updates

Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones acknowledged disappointing fans with Dallas' championship drought and promised changes starting with the team's approach to free agency. The Seattle Seahawks face a decision about whether to re-sign Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III, who could become only the fourth player to win Super Bowl MVP and begin the next season on another team. The New York Giants face scrutiny as the NFL conducts a fact-finding mission regarding team owner Tisch.

Free Agency Outlook

With free agency approaching, analysts have identified perfect fits for all 32 NFL teams, including potential moves like Mike Evans to the Bills, Malik Willis to the Jets, and Riq Woolen to the Jaguars. These projections highlight the strategic thinking teams are employing as they prepare for the upcoming market.