NFL Football 3 Days

Last updated: March 27, 2026, 8:30 AM ET

Offseason Roster Moves & Contract Updates

The Buffalo Bills bolstered their offensive line depth Thursday by signing veterans Austin Corbett and Lloyd Cushenberry III, adding experienced depth ahead of training camp. In personnel news elsewhere, the Cleveland Browns finalized modified language on the contract belonging to reigning Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett earlier this week, according to league sources. Meanwhile, the Atlanta Falcons bolstered their running back corps by securing a one-year, $2.5 million agreement with Brian Robinson, while the New Orleans Saints filled out their quarterback room by reaching a one-year deal with Zach Wilson.

Quarterback Room Dynamics & Speculation

Quarterback movement and commentary continued across the league as Tom Brady revealed he explored returning from retirement, stating the NFL did not "like that idea very much". In Minnesota, Coach Kevin O'Connell has offered varied explanations regarding the crowded four-man quarterback situation heading into the league meetings. Amid these discussions, former Dolphin Tua Tagovailoa acknowledged he must "play better football" to earn the starting role in Atlanta, while veteran Joe Flacco, now backing up Joe Burrow in Cincinnati, asserted that teams were "dumb" for passing on signing him as a starter during free agency.

Player Legal Matters & League Labor Stoppage

Legal and labor issues surfaced this week, as Panthers LT Rasheed Walker stated Thursday that a January gun charge stemming from an arrest at LaGuardia Airport is set for dismissal. Separately, a civil lawsuit filed in a Pennsylvania state court named the NFL, Draft Kings, Fan Duel, and data partner Genius Sports as defendants in a suit alleging gambling addiction. Compounding league friction, labor talks between the NFL and the NFL Referees Association broke off ahead of schedule this week because the parties failed to achieve progress toward a new collective bargaining agreement. In response to the potential for a work stoppage, the NFL competition committee finalized wide-ranging rule change proposals intended to account for the growing possibility of needing replacement officials.

Draft Prospects & Pro Day Analysis

As the draft approaches, prospects continue to make their cases, with Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson expressing confidence that he is "absolutely" a first-round selection following his pro day performance in front of scouts. Across the nation, Ohio State receiver Carnell Tate opted not to run the 40-yard dash at his pro day, stating the timed sprint can be "overvalued," a decision that comes as analysts rank him against recent high-profile Buckeye receivers. Fantasy players are also with Mike Clay releasing his top 25 trends derived from research informing his projections for the 2026 season, while analysts continue to assess the biggest roster holes for teams like the Denver Broncos following the initial free agency rush.

League Schedule, Future Events, and Personnel Notes

The league finalized scheduling details for the defending champion Seattle Seahawks, who will open their season on Wednesday of Week 1 instead of the customary Thursday night slot due to their scheduled game in Australia. Furthermore, NFL owners are reportedly set to vote on bringing Super Bowl LXIII (post-2028 to Las Vegas. On the personnel front, former quarterback Robert Griffin III received an invitation from USA Football to attend two training camps next month in Chula Vista, California, for the Team USA flag football program. Meanwhile, linebacker Lavonte David announced his retirement Tuesday after a 14-year tenure with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, where he served as a 12-time captain.

Coaching Stability & League Side Projects

Coaching staff adjustments are taking shape in Green Bay, where the offense welcomes back Luke Getsy, while Jonathan Gannon is expected to implement a 3-4 base defensive scheme. Outside the NFL, UFL operator Mike Repole detailed his vision for revamping the spring league, including utilizing smaller venues and implementing the four-point field goal, describing his approach as "arena football but outdoors". In celebrity news, Taylor Swift attended the iHeart Radio Music Awards, giving a shoutout to fiancé Travis Kelce after receiving her Artist of the Year award from Olympic gold medalist Alysa Liu.