NFL Football 3 Days

Last updated: June 24, 2026, 8:31 AM ET

Player News & Contract Updates

The NFL offseason continues to be defined by significant contract negotiations and player news. Tight end Kyle Pitts and the Falcons agreed to a $54 million deal on Tuesday, securing him for three years with $36 million fully guaranteed, according to sources. Meanwhile, the league denied Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby entry into a supplemental draft, effectively ending his immediate path to the NFL this season and raising questions about his next steps, including a potential return to college or waiting until the 2027 draft as his hopes for league entry this year were dashed. This decision serves as a strong message regarding sports wagering and its repercussions for players considering such activities. Elsewhere, Jets quarterback Geno Smith is under police investigation following a battery accusation.

In other player-related developments, Bills legend Jim Kelly revealed he suffered a stroke earlier this spring and spent several days hospitalized, though he stated he is currently feeling "really good." On a more celebratory note, several players have recently tied the knot. Dallas Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson married Haley Cavinder, with former teammate Will Grier officiating the ceremony. Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith also celebrated his wedding at Disney World this month. Separately, Taylor Swift was spotted attending an exclusive tight end event alongside Travis Kelce, drawing attention amid speculation about their relationship.

Team & Offseason Developments

As teams prepare for the upcoming season, significant organizational changes and facility upgrades are underway. The Buffalo Bills are set to debut their new $2.1 billion stadium, a state-of-the-art venue featuring a natural grass field, an expansive snow-melt system, and advanced wind-reducing technology. In Pittsburgh, the Steelers are embracing a new era under head coach Mike McCarthy, focusing on fundamentals in their first offseason without Mike Tomlin. The team is reportedly implementing an altered schedule designed to re-emphasize core principles.

The offseason also presents opportunities for strategic roster assessments and potential trades. For fantasy football enthusiasts, several players are identified as potential trade targets or assets to divest, with discussions around players like Tre Veyon Henderson and certain Cowboys’ players. Among the most notable early impressions ahead of training camp, each of the 32 NFL teams has seen at least one player stand out, signaling potential breakout performers for the upcoming season, from rookies to established veterans.

Future Outlook & Speculation

A look ahead at the NFL offseason reveals both lingering questions and bold predictions. For the Green Bay Packers, uncertainties remain regarding player health and their potential to finish the season strong. On the contractual front, 32 teams are actively engaged in extension negotiations, with reporters tracking the latest buzz on candidates for new deals and their potential valuations. Meanwhile, speculation abounds regarding potential offseason overreactions, with discussions about whether the Bengals have their best Super Bowl window or if the Texans might delay a C.J. Stroud extension.

Indianapolis Colts defensive tackle DeForest Buckner is working to return to the field, aiming for Week 1 despite facing an uncertain timeline as he navigates a challenging period. Fans looking to enhance their fantasy football leagues can explore various methods, including participation in "draft-order Olympics" and other creative approaches to add enjoyment to their fantasy season as suggested by analyst Daniel Dopp. Finally, former Packers receiver Antonio Freeman celebrated his son Alex scoring for the U.S. in a World Cup match on Father's Day, calling it a profoundly rewarding experience that marked the start of an exceptional Father's Day.