NFL Football 24 Hours

Last updated: May 30, 2026, 11:46 PM ET

Front Office Moves

The Pittsburgh Steelers dismissed special teams assistant Derius Swinton II for violating club policy, creating an opening on Mike Tomlin's coaching staff as the team prepares for mandatory minicamp. Meanwhile, the Minnesota Vikings concluded their extended general manager search by hiring Nolan Teasley away from Seattle, bringing in the Seahawks' executive to oversee football operations after a prolonged period of organizational uncertainty.

Injury Updates

San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa continues ACL rehabilitation and indicated he could return for training camp or shortly thereafter, providing optimism for a defense that ranked among the league's worst against the pass in 2023. The news contrasts sharply with New York Giants wide receiver Gunner Olszewski, who suffered a suspected torn Achilles during voluntary organized team activities, potentially ending his season before it begins.

Player Personnel

Running back Christian McCaffrey rejected workload concerns after leading the NFL with 413 touches last season, telling reporters he wants no limitations despite the heavy usage that helped power San Francisco's NFC Championship run. Trade speculation swirled around several high-profile players including Buffalo's Keon Coleman and Chicago's Cole Kmet, though no deals materialized as teams weigh rookie contracts against potential upgrades.

Team Dynamics

Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart and defensive end Abdul Carter publicly reconciled following their disagreement over Dart's participation in a Donald Trump campaign event, with both players emphasizing unity as mandatory minicamp approaches. The incident highlighted growing political divisions within locker rooms as players navigate personal platforms during an election year.

Legal Matters

Kansas City Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice began serving a 30-day sentence in Texas for violating probation related to his role in a multi-car accident, missing voluntary workouts while teammates gathered in preparation for organized team activities. In Los Angeles, Puka Nacua expressed gratitude for organizational support after a civil lawsuit was filed against him in March, though the Rams receiver provided no additional details about the pending legal matter.

Quarterback Updates

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson embraced the fresh start under new coordinator Todd Monken, describing the offseason program as a "breath of fresh air" following the departure of offensive coordinator Greg Roman. The former MVP enters Year 2 of his massive contract extension with new weapons at his disposal, including rookie running back Rasheen Ali and free agent additions at wide receiver.