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Last updated: May 29, 2026, 5:48 PM ET

Personnel & Discipline

The Pittsburgh Steelers fired senior special teams assistant Derius Swinton II for violating club policy, marking another offseason roster shakeup in the NFL. Meanwhile, Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice remains in jail serving a 30-day sentence after violating probation terms related to his role in a car incident, while quarterback Jaxson Dart addressed teammates about introducing President Trump at a New York event during a team meeting earlier this week.

Contract & Extensions

Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud maintains he has upheld his end of the bargain regarding performance expectations as he awaits contract extension eligibility, signaling his focus remains on the field despite ongoing negotiations. Elsewhere in the AFC West, former Super Bowl MVP Von Miller has lobbied Broncos coach Sean Payton for a potential return in 2026, expressing his certainty he will play for someone next season.

Injury Updates

49ers defensive end Nick Bosa reported significant progress in his ACL rehabilitation, potentially targeting training camp for his return barring setbacks. In New York, Jets rookie tight end Kenyon Sadiq underwent minor hernia surgery but is expected to be ready for training camp, while Raiders tight end Brock Bowers declared himself "100%" healthy entering Year 3 after battling knee issues last season. Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes participated in OTA drills Thursday wearing a compression sleeve and brace on his left leg as he continues his recovery process.

Offseason Analysis & Draft Impact

Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford expressed understanding of the team's decision to draft QB Ty Simpson in May, noting coach Sean McVay personally informed him of the pick. The NFC offseason moves came under evaluation with highlights including the Vikings acquiring Kyler Murray on a veterans minimum contract and the Niners selecting Kaelon Black in Round. Trade scenarios were simulated for potential moves involving Keon Coleman, Cole Kmet, Anthony Richardson Sr., and Kayvon Thibodeaux as teams continue reshaping rosters.

Player Perspectives & Workload

49ers running back Christian McCaffrey dismissed concerns about workload management after leading the NFL with 413 touches last season, emphasizing he doesn't seek reduced playing time. Cincinnati Bengals are targeting offensive improvement aiming to return to being one of the NFL's most high-powered offenses in the coming season. Jets receiver Garrett Wilson found inspiration in the New York Knicks' success, drawing parallels to other memorable New York sports moments. Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert missed Phase 2 OTAs to support his girlfriend, singer Madison Beer, with coach Jim Harbaugh addressing the situation publicly. Rams receiver Puka Nacua expressed gratitude for the organization's support following a civil lawsuit filed against him in March.