NFL Football 3 Days

Last updated: March 25, 2026, 11:30 AM ET

NFL Quarterback Movement & Personnel Updates

The league continues to see significant reshuffling at the quarterback position, exemplified by the Saints agreeing to terms on a one-year contract with QB Zach Wilson to round out their depth chart, while veteran Joe Flacco secured his 19th season, signing a one-year deal with the Bengals worth $6 million sources confirmed Monday. Elsewhere in the AFC, the Patriots made a move by releasing signal-caller Joshua Dobbs, elevating Bailey DeVito to the QB2 role on their depth chart. Further adding to quarterback intrigue, Tua Tagovailoa stated publicly that he must play better football to solidify his standing as the Atlanta Falcons' undisputed starting QB1.

Free Agency Signings & Roster Construction

Teams finalized several key additions following the initial free agency rush, with the Falcons bolstering their ground game by securing running back Brian Robinson on a one-year deal valued at $2.5 million according to NFL Network, while the Buccaneers reinforced their defense by signing linebacker Christian Rozeboom from the Panthers. In Seattle, the Seahawks decided to match the Jaguars' multiyear offer sheet to retain wide receiver Jake Bobo, signaling commitment to their young receiving corps, even as other teams like the Broncos maintain a quieter presence following their major initial trade leaving several needs open heading into the draft. The overall effectiveness of these March maneuvers is currently under scrutiny, as one analysis determined that spending heavily on major contracts does not always correlate with expected performance outcomes dating back to 2013.

Coaching Changes & League Recognition

In Green Bay, the Packers are welcoming back a familiar voice as Luke Getsy returns to the offensive coaching staff, a reorganization that coincides with the expected implementation of a 3-4 base defense under the defensive coordinator as noted by internal sources. Attention also turned toward legacy, as the Pro Football Hall of Fame announced it will honor three influential former assistant coaches, including special teams ace Mike Westhoff and longtime defensive coordinator Ted Cottrell. Separately, the league is facing scrutiny off the field, with a gambling addiction lawsuit filed in Pennsylvania naming the NFL, Genius Sports, Fan Duel, and Draft Kings as defendants following recent high-profile incidents.

Player Milestones & Offseason Activities

Tampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker Lavonte David officially announced his retirement after a distinguished 14-year career during which he served 12 terms as captain, concluding a run where he frequently led the league in tackles. Meanwhile, quarterback interest extended beyond the gridiron, as both Joe Burrow and Robert Griffin III expressed their desire to represent Team USA in Olympic flag football, showcasing the growing international appeal of the non-tackle version of the sport. Amid contract discussions, the extension given to Jaxon Smith-Njigba prompted an analysis into how that massive deal will affect comparable contracts for other top receivers like Puka Nacua in Los Angeles.

External Factors & Facility Upgrades

As the league looks ahead to potential future labor situations, the competition committee has finalized proposals for rule adjustments aimed at managing the possibility of using replacement officials amid tense collective bargaining talks. In facility news, the Buffalo Bills offered a glimpse of future fan experiences, unveiling renderings for Highmark Stadium that feature three massive stainless steel bison statues anchoring a new year-round plaza outside the venue. A positive personal story emerged as well, detailing how Buccaneers safety Antoine Winfield Jr.'s fiancée, Teesa Mpagi, rushed to assist a pedestrian who had been struck by a vehicle near a team event. One analyst also reviewed the collegiate pipeline, assessing how highly-touted wide receiver prospect Carnell Tate might compare to recent first-round receivers departing Ohio State. Finally, former Packers coach Mike McCarthy commented on the possibility of reuniting with quarterback Aaron Rodgers in Pittsburgh, suggesting such a pairing would be a great story for the league.