NFL Football 3 Days

Last updated: June 2, 2026, 5:49 AM ET

Patriots add elite receiver The arrival of A.J. Brown bolsters New England’s passing attack, giving the Patriots a true WR1 after a year‑long search. Brown’s 1,300‑yard, 7‑TD season in Philadelphia positions him to stretch the field for quarterback Mac Jones, who is already showing early chemistry in preseason. The move also forces the Eagles to re‑evaluate their secondary after losing a top‑tier target.

Rams complete high‑profile trade Los Angeles sent veteran quarterback Jared Garrett to Cleveland in a deal that also involved a 2025 second‑round pick, signaling the Rams’ willingness to go all‑in on a rebuilt roster as analysts grade the transaction. The trade clears cap space for the Rams to pursue free‑agent upgrades, while the Browns gain a seasoned signal‑caller to mentor rookie Deshaun Watson.

Giants reshape receiving corps New York signed Odell Beckham Jr. to a one‑year contract, adding a former 1,500‑yard producer to a WR room that also includes Darren Waller and rookie Malik Miller as the team conducts a second workout. The signing follows reports that wideout Gunner Olszewski may have torn his Achilles in OTAs, prompting the Giants to hedge against another injury blow as sources confirm the concern.

Quarterback transitions off the field Russell Wilson is finalizing a three‑year agreement to join CBS as an analyst, ending his playing career after 12 seasons and two Super Bowl appearances according to league insiders. His move adds a high‑profile voice to the broadcast booth and underscores the growing trend of former QBs moving directly into media roles.

Coaching and front‑office changes Washington unveiled a revamped scheme on both sides of the ball, installing a new offensive coordinator and shifting to a hybrid 3‑4 defense, a shift that aims to improve a unit that ranked 28th in total defense last season as detailed in the offseason review. Meanwhile, Minnesota hired former Seattle GM Nolan Teasley, ending a tumultuous hiring saga and signaling a more data‑driven approach to roster construction as the Vikings announce the hire.

Legal and disciplinary actions Pittsburgh dismissed senior special‑teams assistant Derius Swinton II following a violation of club policy, reinforcing the Steelers’ zero‑tolerance stance on misconduct as sources report. In Washington, running back Rashee Rice reported to a Texas jail to serve a 30‑day sentence after a probation breach, highlighting ongoing off‑field challenges for the Chiefs’ squad as league officials note.

Player health updates Colts quarterback Daniel Jones cleared his Achilles for seven‑on‑seven drills, marking a significant milestone in his recovery timeline and suggesting a possible return to full practice by late summer as team physicians confirm. Across the league, 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa announced he is “far along” in his ACL rehab and expects to be ready for training camp, a development that could restore a key pass‑rush element for San Francisco as the player states.

Off‑field legacies and community work Longtime Minnesota sportswriter Larry Fitzgerald Sr., father of Hall of Famer Larry Fitzgerald Jr., passed away at, prompting tributes that recall his four‑decade influence on regional coverage as reported. In Boston, Patriots quarterback Mac Jones and his wife hosted a charity home‑run derby that raised $100,000 for Boston Children’s Hospital, while a separate event featuring Odell Beckham Jr. and a halftime backflip generated another $100,000 for Brian Burns’ autism foundation as event summaries note.

League‑wide outlook Congress summoned Commissioner Roger Goodell to testify on broadcast contracts, a hearing that could affect future TV revenue splits and consumer pricing as the committee requests. Meanwhile, the NFL’s 100‑day countdown to season start released a comprehensive preview, outlining 100 key storylines—from fantasy sleepers to injury buzz—providing fans and bettors with a roadmap for the upcoming campaign as the preview outlines.