NFL Football 3 Days

Last updated: June 2, 2026, 2:47 AM ET

Player Movement & Roster Changes

The New England Patriots landed A.J. Brown in a move that could transform their passing attack, ending months of speculation about the star wide receiver's destination. Meanwhile, the New York Giants signed Odell Beckham Jr. in a bid to bolster their receiving corps, followed by working him out again as they contemplate a reunion with the former star. The Giants also fear Gunner Olszewski has suffered a torn Achilles tendon after a noncontact OTA injury, adding to their need for reliable receivers across the roster.

Front Office & Coaching Changes

The Minnesota Vikings hired Nolan Teasley as their new general manager, concluding an unusual chapter for the franchise as they seek stability in their leadership. In Tennessee, offensive coordinator Brian Daboll is building chemistry with second-year quarterback Cam Ward, who feels the pairing is "perfect" for his development. The Miami Dolphins have undergone a significant transformation, shifting from a team built around star power to one emphasizing fundamentals and teamwork, with players putting "ego at the door" during the offseason.

Injury Recovery & Player Health

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones cleared for seven-on-seven drills, marking another significant step in his comeback from a torn right Achilles tendon, though he remains on track for the regular season. San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa reports making progress in his ACL rehabilitation, eyeing a potential return by the start of training camp or shortly thereafter barring any setbacks. Despite leading the NFL with 413 touches last season, 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey doesn't desire a lighter workload, stating his practice reps rather than games will determine his usage in 2024.

Player News & Career Transitions

Quarterback Russell Wilson finalizing a deal to become a CBS Sports analyst, marking the end of his NFL playing career as he transitions to broadcasting duties. Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson expressed optimism about the upcoming season with a new coaching staff, calling the start "a breath of fresh air" after a period of organizational turbulence. Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice remains in jail serving a 30-day sentence after violating probation terms, while his teammates continue voluntary workouts without him.

NFL Business & Stadium Issues

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell summoned by Congress to testify about the league's broadcast contracts and their potential impact on American consumers, raising questions about the league's media strategy. Illinois lawmakers adjourned without acting on legislation aimed at keeping the Chicago Bears in the state, pushing any potential decision to the fall session as the franchise explores relocation options. The Pittsburgh Steelers fired senior assistant Derius Swinton II for a violation of club policy, though specific details about the misconduct were not disclosed.

Community Engagement & Charitable Events

Wide receiver Brian Burns hosted an event that raised $100,000 for his family charities, specifically Hype 4 Life which focuses on autism awareness, with notable moments including player autographs and a spectacular backflip by Skattebo. New England quarterback Drake Maye and his wife organized a charity event benefiting Boston Children's Hospital, where the quarterback also demonstrated his athletic versatility by hitting home runs during the activities.

Trades & Personnel Moves

Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett traded to the Rams in a surprising move that reshapes both teams' defensive schemes, with the deal raising questions about how Garrett will fit in Los Angeles and what the Browns received in return. The Giants have