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Roster Moves & Free Agency

Sources indicate the Vikings are expected to release defensive tackle Jonathan Allen as they continue to address salary cap constraints. The Patriots will release Stefon Diggs after one season, creating significant cap space while leaving their wide receiver position in question. Veteran tight end Jonnu Smith is being released by the Steelers following his arrival via trade from the Dolphins last summer. The Chargers have released Mekhi Becton, saving $9.7 million against their salary cap.

Player News & Discipline

Browns star Myles Garrett received his ninth speeding ticket since entering the NFL in 2017, after being clocked at 94 mph in a 70 mph zone. Meanwhile, veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers says he remains undecided on his playing status for next season despite the Steelers hiring Mike McCarthy, with whom he won a Super Bowl in Green Bay.

Trades & Draft Moves

The Chiefs have agreed to a blockbuster trade with the Rams, sending All-Pro cornerback Trent McDuffie to Los Angeles for four draft picks, including the 29th pick in the first round of the 2026 NFL draft. to the draft, Jeremiyah Love could be a target for the Titans at No. 4, as Tennessee came away impressed from the combine with the draft's top running back prospect.

Coaching Changes & Staff Updates

Former Green Bay Packers special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia will take on the same role at the college ranks with Clemson. The annual Hall of Fame exhibition game will feature the Cardinals and Panthers on Aug. 6, with Cardinals legend Larry Fitzgerald and Panthers great Luke Kuechly set to be enshrined.

Free Agency Buzz

As NFL free agency approaches, Malik Willis remains a key quarterback target, with our NFL Nation reporters playing GM to simulate potential landing spots and contract offers. Teams are preparing for an active market with several high-profile players expected to change teams, while others may emerge as sleepers to watch