NFL Football 3 Days

Last updated: June 23, 2026, 11:30 AM ET

NFL Offseason Personal Milestones & Team Shifts

As NFL teams navigate their offseasons, personal milestones are marking the break between seasons. Dallas Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson married Haley Cavinder in a ceremony officiated by former teammate Will Grier. Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith also celebrated a personal milestone, tying the knot with his wife at Disney World earlier this month. Separately, former Green Bay Packers receiver Antonio Freeman shared his excitement over his son Alex scoring for the United States in a World Cup game, calling it "10,000 times better" than anything he experienced, and a perfect start to Father's Day.

Teams are also undergoing significant internal shifts. The Pittsburgh Steelers are embracing a new era under head coach Mike Tomlin's successor, with an altered schedule and fundamentals-first focus defining their offseason reset. Meanwhile, the Tennessee Titans' new coach, Robert Saleh, is making his father proud, as he embraces his new role. In Washington, a new energy is palpable following spring practices, though significant questions persist for the team.

Player Health & Fantasy Football Strategies

Player health remains a primary concern as teams look toward the regular season. Indianapolis Colts defensive tackle DeForest Buckner, at 32 years old, is working towards a Week 1 return, though his readiness is not yet certain. His recovery process is a focus for the team as they prepare for the upcoming season.

Fantasy football enthusiasts are exploring new strategies to enhance their league experience. Ideas such as the "draft-order Olympics" are being proposed to add extra enjoyment to fantasy leagues. For those looking to make roster adjustments, advice is available on which players to trade for and which to trade away, with specific attention given to prospects like Tre Veyon Henderson and certain Cowboys players.

Overreactions and Early Standouts

The NFL offseason has prompted considerable speculation and overreactions regarding team prospects and player futures. Questions abound regarding the Cincinnati Bengals' Super Bowl chances and whether the Houston Texans might pass on a contract extension for C.J. These "overreactions" are being analyzed across the league as teams shape their rosters.

Amidst these discussions, several players are already making early impressions ahead of training camp. Across all 32 teams, a variety of players, from rookies to established veterans, have stood out with early performances. This early success offers a glimpse into potential breakout stars and contributors for the upcoming season. The New York Giants, who traded for Geno Smith this offseason, are also exploring long-term quarterback solutions, with Brendan Sorsby potentially emerging.