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Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones acknowledged Friday that he has let the fans down with Dallas' championship drought and has promised change -- starting with the team's approach to free agency. NFL salary cap hit a new high of $301.2 million in 2026, marking the first time the league's salary cap exceeded $300 million. Controversies Falcons assistant La Troy Lewis was fired amid a sexual assault investigation, according to the Atlanta Falcons. NFLPA executive director search has narrowed, with current interim David White and former player president JC Tretter among the finalists. Draft Prospects & Combine Ty Simpson said he's prepared to prove he's a "franchise quarterback" at the NFL scouting combine. Cam Achord was hired as the Packers' special teams coordinator, bringing his Super Bowl-winning experience. Jeremiyah Love will participate in all combine drills, including the 40-yard dash. Diego Pavia remains defiant amid criticism, refusing to tone down his approach at the combine. Combine workouts highlighted top performances, with defensive backs and tight ends standing out. Free Agency Outlook Mike Evans to the Bills, Malik Willis to the Jets, and Riq Woolen to the Jaguars are among the 32 perfect fits identified. Player Contracts Kenneth Walker III could become the fourth player to win Super Bowl MVP and join a new team in 2024. Ownership Issues Giants owner Tisch faces scrutiny as NFL execs are urged to address concerns about his leadership.
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