NFL Football 3 Days

Last updated: June 1, 2026, 8:43 PM ET

Quarterback Developments

Colts quarterback Daniel Jones resumed seven-on-seven drills on Monday as he continues his recovery from a torn right Achilles tendon, representing another milestone in his rehabilitation timeline. Meanwhile, Russell Wilson finalized his transition to a CBS Sports analyst role, ending his NFL playing career after 12 seasons that included two Super Bowl victories with the Seahawks. In New England, Drake Maye organized a charity home run derby alongside his wife Ann Michael Maye, raising funds for Boston Children's Hospital as the Patriots' quarterback continues building connections in his new community.

Blockbuster Trades Shake Up AFC

The Rams completed their acquisition of All-Pro pass rusher Myles Garrett from Cleveland in exchange for defensive end Jared Verse and multiple draft selections, including a 2027 first-round pick. Analysts debated the trade's impact on both franchises, with questions about whether Garrett elevates Los Angeles into true Super Bowl contention while the Browns potentially regret dealing their franchise cornerstone. Philadelphia sent its No. 1 receiver A.J. Brown to New England for a 2028 first-round pick and 2027 fifth-round selection, a move that addresses the Patriots' receiving needs while leaving the Eagles to rebuild their passing attack around younger options.

Giants Wide Receiver Moves

New York signed Odell Beckham Jr. to a contract on Monday, reuniting with the veteran receiver who previously starred for the team from 2014-2018. This decision came after multiple workout sessions as the Giants evaluated whether Beckham could contribute to their receiving corps. However, the team faced concerning injury news when Gunner Olszewski suffered a noncontact injury during OTAs that the organization fears may involve a torn Achilles tendon, potentially thinning an already uncertain position group.

Front Office & Coaching Changes

The Vikings hired Nolan Teasley as their general manager, concluding an unusual search process that began after the season. Minnesota's new executive will inherit a roster with significant cap space and draft capital. On the coaching side, Tennessee's new offensive coordinator clicked immediately with second-year quarterback Cam Ward, with the rookie suggesting his coordinator represents a "perfect fit" for his development trajectory. In Baltimore, Lamar Jackson embraced his new coaching environment with a "breath of fresh air" approach under new leadership.

Injury Updates Across League

49ers defensive end Nick Bosa progressed significantly in his ACL rehabilitation and could return for training camp or shortly thereafter, providing a boost to San Francisco's pass rush. Running back Christian McCaffrey addressed workload concerns publicly, stating he doesn't want a reduced role despite leading the NFL with 413 touches last season. The workload management strategy focuses on practice monitoring rather than in-game restrictions, according to team sources.

Legal Issues & Off-Field Matters

Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice served a 30-day jail sentence in Texas after violating probation terms related to a car crash incident, while most teammates participated in voluntary workouts. Puka Nacua expressed gratitude toward the Rams organization for their support following a civil lawsuit filed against him in March, maintaining that the legal matter doesn't affect his on-field preparation.

Stadium & Legislative Issues

Illinois lawmakers adjourned their spring session without voting on legislation aimed at keeping the Chicago Bears from relocating, pushing the decision to the fall legislative calendar. The Bears have explored potential moves to suburban locations, creating urgency around state funding for stadium improvements.

Personnel Moves & Discipline

The Steelers fired senior special teams assistant Derius Swinton II for violating club policy, creating a vacancy in their coaching staff as training camp approaches. In Miami, the Dolphins shifted their organizational philosophy from a "flashy" approach to emphasizing fundamentals, reflecting broader changes under new leadership. Washington's Commanders implemented significant roster changes across both offense and defense during their first offseason under new ownership.

Hall of Fame Loss & Community Events

Raymond Berry died at age 93, leaving behind a legacy as a Hall of Fame receiver who led the NFL in receptions three times with the Baltimore Colts before coaching the New England Patriots. His passing marked the end of an era connecting the AFL-NFL merger period to modern football. In a separate charitable effort, Skattebo's backflip demonstration and Odell Beckham autographs helped raise $100,000 for the Brian Burns Family Charities, specifically supporting Hype 4 Life's autism awareness initiatives.

Congressional Oversight

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell received congressional summons to testify about the league's broadcast contracts and their potential impact on American consumers, adding another layer of scrutiny to already contentious media rights negotiations. Lawmakers questioned whether current deals represent fair market value amid rising subscription costs for sports programming.

Fantasy & Draft Considerations

Analysts simulated potential trades involving players like Keon Coleman, Cole Kmet, Anthony Richardson Sr., and Kayvon Thibodeaux, examining market values as teams approach the summer transaction period. These hypothetical moves could reshape positional markets heading into training camps. Meanwhile, way-too-early season projections considered 100 factors including injury recovery timelines and scheme fits as the NFL's opening kickoff remains 100 days away.