NFL Football 24 Hours

Last updated: August 10, 2026, 3:22 AM ET

Hall of Fame Weekend

The Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrined its 2025 class on Saturday, with Drew Brees, Larry Fitzgerald and Luke Kuechly headlining the inductees in Canton. Adam Vinatieri drew laughs and cheers with jokes about Bill Belichick, Pety Manning and Tom Brady during his enshrinement speech, while also celebrating his own records. New Hall of Famer Roger Craig revealed during his taped acceptance speech that he has been diagnosed with vascular dementia, a sobering moment in the celebration. Meanwhile, Russell Wilson's Hall of Fame chances are being reassessed; after 10 dominant seasons he looked well on his way, but a rough end to his career with Denver and now Pittsburgh has complicated his candidacy with the question of whether a player can play his way out. A look back at Fitzgerald's college career at Pitt shows he could have or should have won the Heisman Trophy, redefining the wide receiver position with his production.

Quarterback News

The Raiders held out quarterback Kirk Cousins and defensive end Maxx Crosby from practice Saturday for disciplinary reasons from their Friday fight, which had broken up the session. Teddy Bridgewater is stepping away from the Detroit Lions and retiring from the NFL again, coach Dan Campbell confirmed Sunday, marking his second retirement after a brief return. The Panthers signed Kyle Trask as a third quarterback after Hall of Fame game hero Haynes King is expected to miss time with a hamstring injury, adding depth behind Bryce Young. Kyle Shanahan intends to coach the 49ers' preseason opener against the Titans as he nears full recovery from last month's car crash, a positive sign for San Francisco's offensive direction.

Injury Updates

Bears wide receiver Luther Burden III suffered a groin injury in Saturday's practice and should miss a little bit of time, according to a source, which could open opportunities for other receivers in camp. Commanders left tackle Laremy Tunsil tore his triceps in practice, will likely require surgery, and will miss at least a significant portion of the regular season, a major blow to Washington's offensive line. Saints guard Dillon Radunz is out for the season with a torn ACL, ending his campaign before it begins and leaving a hole in New Orleans' interior.

Training Camp Battles

New Rams cornerback McDuffie is elevating the team's wide receivers in camp, with true back-and-forths between Davante Adams, Puka Nacua and McDuffie hinting at a promising season ahead for Los Angeles as the "iron sharpens iron" mentality takes hold.