NFL Football 3d Briefing
×Player Moves & Retirements
Four-star quarterback Gunner Rivers espn.com, son of NC State legend and eight-time NFL Pro Bowler Philip Rivers, has committed to the Wolfpack. The Patriots released running back Antonio Gibson espn.com after two seasons with the team. Chargers starting center Bradley Bozeman espn.com announced his retirement after eight years in the NFL and 110 starts. The Chiefs cut veteran defensive end Mike Danna espn.com as they work to get under the salary cap before the new league year.
League Rules & Competition
The NFL competition committee is discussing allowing replay officials to throw flags espn.com for non-football acts. NFL competition committee co-chairman Rich Mc Kay said Sunday that he is not anticipating an attempt to ban the tush push espn.com this year. The Cowboys, leaning toward using the franchise tag on Pro Bowl wide receiver George Pickens espn.com, are aware of potential fallout. The Falcons plan to place the franchise tag on tight end Kyle Pitts Sr. espn.com.
Free Agency & Draft
The Cowboys and free-agent-to-be running back Javonte Williams reached agreement on a three-year contract espn.com with $16 million guaranteed. Tyreek Hill reuniting with the Chiefs espn.com could make sense as he turns. NFL free agency tiers espn.com rank the best players on offense based on potential contracts. Executives and scouts weighed in on the Raiders' No. 1 pick and best prospects in 2026 espn.com. The Steelers are considering a QB reset with Aaron Rodgers as a potential bridge espn.com.
Team Updates & Coaching
Texans coach De Meco Ryans espn.com continues exceeding expectations in Year 4 after helping the franchise turn around. With Mike Evans declining retirement, Tampa Bay's all-time leading receiver espn.com is exploring his options for his 13th season. The Cowboys' VP of player personnel Will Mc Clay discussed draft and free agency plans espn.com for upgrading Dallas' roster.
Behind the Scenes
How does an NFL player decide to retire? Former players like Eric Weddle, Tony Jefferson and Andrew Whitworth espn.com share stories of their journeys in and out of retirement.