NFL Football 24 Hours

Last updated: June 13, 2026, 2:44 PM ET

League Discipline and Legal Matters

The NFL closed its review of wide receiver Stefon Diggs after determining there was insufficient evidence of a personal conduct policy violation. Similarly, the league found insufficient evidence to discipline Kansas City Chiefs defensive backs coach Dave Merritt following a separate investigation into his conduct. Legal troubles persist for other former and current players, as the Nevada Board of Parole Commissioners denied parole to Henry Ruggs nearly five years after his fatal Las Vegas car crash. Meanwhile, Denver Broncos linebacker Jonathon Cooper was arrested Thursday for allegedly violating a protection order.

Roster Moves and Team Updates

Offseason activity remains fluid as teams continue trading assets, including the move of Wanya Morris to the Atlanta Falcons. In Seattle, the Seahawks distributed rings for Super Bowl LX during a private ceremony, featuring diamonds and sapphires as a tribute to the city and its fans. The New York Giants are focusing on upgrading their receiving corps while Malik Nabers and Darius Slayton rehab injuries, hoping to create a more balanced attack.

Training Camp and Quarterback Dynamics

Week 2 of OTAs is currently underway for 17 teams, with Drake Maye showing early chemistry in New England. Across the league, quarterback battles continue in Arizona and Minnesota, while stars like Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts refine their systems. In Tampa Bay, coach Todd Bowles backed Baker Mayfield as his long-term starter, stating that the lack of progress on a new contract has not hindered the quarterback's performance.

Player Retirements and Global Interests

Former Detroit Lions center Frank Ragnow broke his silence one year after his sudden retirement, revealing that a failed physical prevented an in-season return. While some players leave the game, others are looking toward international sports; 29 NFL players weighed in on the World Cup's Golden Boot and the United States' chances of winning. This global interest amplifies the push for NFL stadiums to install grass fields in all 30 venues, including domes, though maintaining such surfaces full-time remains a logistical hurdle.

Chiefs News and Off-Field Highlights

Travis Kelce flew 1,100 miles to support Taylor Swift's induction into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, continuing the high-profile relationship that often draws attention to the Chiefs. Despite the media circus, coach Andy Reid remained coy regarding wedding attendance, insisting that Kelce remains focused on training camp preparation. Other sports ventures are also evolving, as the UFL reports growth in ratings and fan interest despite ongoing structural challenges heading into 2026. In a peculiar roster twist, the DC Defenders brought back a retired champion after a brief "sabbatical" from his professional career.