NFL Football 3 Days

Last updated: May 30, 2026, 5:49 PM ET

NFL Front Office Changes

The Vikings hired Nolan Teasley as their new general manager, concluding an unusual chapter for the franchise after an extensive search process. Meanwhile, the Steelers fired senior special teams assistant Derius Swinton II for a violation of club policy, though specifics of the misconduct were not disclosed. In other personnel news, former Super Bowl MVP Von Miller has lobbied Broncos coach Sean Payton for a possible return to Denver in 2026, expressing certainty that he will play for someone next season after a year away from the league.

Player Injuries and Recoveries

49ers defensive end Nick Bosa reported making progress recovering from a torn ACL, potentially targeting a return for the start of training camp or shortly after barring setbacks. However, the Giants fear wide receiver Gunner Olszewski has a torn Achilles tendon after he suffered a noncontact injury during OTAs, which could significantly impact their depth at the position. On a more positive note, Raiders tight end Brock Bowers declared himself "100%" healthy entering Year 3 after battling knee issues for most of last season, while Jets rookie tight end Kenyon Sadiq underwent minor hernia surgery but remains on track for training camp availability.

Quarterback Updates and Contracts

Chiefs quarterback Rashee Rice is serving a 30-day jail sentence in Texas after violating probation terms related to his involvement in a car crash, while his teammates participated in voluntary workouts. Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson expressed "love" for Baltimore amid ongoing contract negotiations, maintaining his stance of keeping discussions private while acknowledging his desire to remain with the team long term. Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud says he's "held his bargain up" in contract negotiations, emphasizing his focus remains on performance rather than the extension talks. Meanwhile, Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy denied any "awkwardness" with new teammate Kyler Murray, whom the team signed in March to compete for the starting position.

Running Back Workloads and Extensions

49ers running back Christian McCaffrey dismissed concerns about workload despite leading the NFL with 413 touches last season, stating he doesn't want a reduced workload in practice or games. Packers running back Mar Shawn Lloyd aims to "prove it" in 2026 as he returns from injuries, with his role potentially expanding depending on Aaron Jacobs' availability. In defensive news, Lions linebacker Jack Campbell signed an $81 million extension and plans to stay laser focused this offseason as a core member of the group trying to help Detroit bounce back from a disappointing 9-8 season.

Wide Receivers and Skill Position Players

Rams receiver Puka Nacua expressed gratitude for the team's support after a civil lawsuit was filed against him in March, though details of the legal matter remain unclear. Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford understood the team's decision to draft QB Ty Simpson last month, appreciating coach Sean McVay's transparency in explaining the selection. Jaguars cornerback Travis Hunter brushed aside criticism about playing on both sides of the ball, maintaining his stance since being drafted in 2025. In a lighthearted moment, Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence's family expressed relief when his trademark flowing blonde hair disappeared during the team's schedule reveal video, creating a humorous moment for fans.

Team Dynamics and Offseason Evaluations

Giants teammates Jaxson Dart and Abdul Carter expressed solidarity following their disagreement over the quarterback's involvement in an event for President Donald Trump, with Dart later addressing teammates during a team meeting to discuss the matter. The Bengals aim to return as one of the NFL's most high-powered offenses, with quarterback Joe Burrow confident in the team's ability to improve. Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts described his relationship with star receiver A.J. Brown as "really good" despite ongoing trade rumors surrounding Brown. Patriots coach Mike Vrabel reported family-football balance is going "really good" during the team's second OTA, indicating stability in his personal and professional life.

Offseason Transactions and Trade Scenarios

The Jets traded special teams player Irv Charles to the Super Bowl champion Seahawks, a move that sends the player from the league's worst team to its champion. In potential trade scenarios, analysts simulated offers for players like Keon Coleman, Cole Kmet, Anthony Richardson Sr., and Kayvon Thibodeaux, suggesting possible movement Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert missed Phase 2 of offseason workouts to support his girlfriend, singer Madison Beer, though coach Jim Harbaugh indicated the absence was excused. Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels described last season as leaving a "bitter taste" in his mouth, fueling his motivation to improve in 2026. next year's NFL draft class promises multiple QB prospects, including big names such as Arch Manning, Dante Moore, CJ Carr, and Trinidad Chambliss, as teams begin planning for future quarterback needs.