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Last updated: July 15, 2026, 11:30 PM ET

Player Transactions and Legal Matters

Alvin Kamara to remain with the New Orleans Saints through 2026. The New York Jets' Geno Smith following an investigation into a battery accusation. Rams defensive lineman Alaric Jackson also avoids felony charges after a June arrest. Meanwhile, Cowboys outside linebacker Charles Snowden from the NFL for the start of the 2026 season.

Franchise Tag and Contract Extensions

Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens will play on the franchise tag, earning $27.3 million for the 2026 season, after long-term contract negotiations with the team concluded without an agreement by the deadline. In Green Bay, the Packers on a one-year deal.

Team Ownership and Front Office

The Houston Texans mourn the loss of co-founder and senior chair Janice S. McNair, who passed away at age. In other ownership news, the family of venture capitalist Vinod Khosla is reportedly in discussions to purchase an NFL team.

Positional Rankings and Player Outlooks

Executive polls reveal a new standout at off-ball linebacker, with evaluators ranking the league's top 10 at the position. ESPN's rankings also, debating the top passer and assessing the standing of recent draft class members. Additionally, a comprehensive ranking based on input from league executives, coaches, and scouts.

Player Development and Offseason Questions

Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman is focusing on his preparation for a crucial third season after a challenging start to his NFL career. The Cleveland Browns, meanwhile, are facing lingering questions regarding their quarterback situation.

Fantasy Football and Coaching Pairings

Fantasy football analyst Liz Loza in upcoming drafts, including notable names like Joe Burrow and De'Von Achane. Elsewhere, new coach-player dynamics are being examined, with speculation about how coaches like Brian Daboll might elevate quarterbacks such as Cam Ward, and how Sean Payton will utilize Jaylen Waddle. A 12-team mock draft also explores the impact of expanded leagues on positional depth, particularly at quarterback and tight end.

Coaching Transitions and Player Roles

Former Seahawks linebacker K.J. Wright, now a 49ers assistant, is drawing comparisons to DeMeco Ryans as he coaches Fred Warner and the team's defensive unit. The Pittsburgh Steelers' wide receiver group is undergoing a significant revamp, with coach Mike Tomlin describing the unit as interchangeable and dynamic as they enter training camp.