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Last updated: March 26, 2026, 8:30 PM ET

AFC Roster Moves & Veteran Rumors

The Buffalo Bills addressed their offensive line depth by securing commitments from two proven veterans Thursday: Austin Corbett and Lloyd Cushenberry III, signaling a more aggressive stance on protecting their quarterback ahead of training camp. Separately, the specter of a return for the league's most decorated passer surfaced when Tom Brady disclosed his comeback inquiry, stating the NFL ownership group was decidedly unenthusiastic about the prospect of him rejoining the active ranks. This juxtaposition of current team building and past retirement discussions frames the offseason narrative across the league as teams finalize rosters while legends contemplate their next move.

Draft Prospects & QB Dynamics

As the draft approaches, quarterback discussions remain central, with Minnesota coach Kevin O’Connell offering ambiguous commentary regarding his four-man QB room, leaving observers guessing about the pecking order behind center. Meanwhile, one signal-caller projected for the early rounds, Ty Simpson, confidently asserted he is a first-round lock following a strong performance at Alabama's pro day, suggesting his final impression on scouts was overwhelmingly positive. These positional battles, both collegiate and professional, drive much of the pre-season evaluation cycle.

Legal Updates & Alternative Football

Legal matters involving current players saw a positive development as Panthers LT Rasheed Walker confirmed that a January gun charge stemming from a LaGuardia Airport arrest will be dismissed, clearing potential off-field distractions for the young lineman. Shifting focus to developmental football, UFL co-owner Mike Repole detailed sweeping operational changes, including the use of smaller venues and the controversial four-point conversion attempt, describing his vision as akin to playing "arena football but outdoors". Furthermore, former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III is looking to stay involved in the sport, having accepted an invitation to two USA Football training camps next month for the national flag football team, indicating a career pivot toward international competition.