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Last updated: August 5, 2026, 8:30 PM ET

Hall of Fame Enshrinement and Player Milestones

The Pro Football Hall of Fame will officially enshrine former Saints and Chargers quarterback Drew Brees on Saturday, with teammates and coaches sharing stories highlighting his greatness and labeling him "the GOAT." Falcons running back Bijan Robinson received a new contract extension, and the first person to reach out to him was Matthew McConaughey just minutes after the news broke. Robinson has also been discussing contract negotiations with Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs, as both players began training camp with "hold-ins" as leverage. Gibbs himself stated that "Team Roster Moves and Contract News

The Kansas City Chiefs' home stadium will revert to its original name, Arrowhead Stadium. The Atlanta Falcons have extended offensive players Bijan Robinson, Drake London, Kyle Pitts, and Matthew Bergeron, but a clear quarterback of the future has not yet been established. The Chicago Bears have reached an agreement with star right tackle Darnell Wright on a historic four-year, $116 million extension that includes $93 million guaranteed. The Commanders have signed Stefon Diggs to a one-year contract that could be worth up to $12 million, raising questions about his fit with the team. Pro Bowl Zay Flowers has signed a four-year extension with the Ravens, and he expressed hope that quarterback Lamar Jackson will sign a similar long-term deal to remain with the team.

Player Health and Training Camp Updates

Texans wide receiver Tank Dell, who missed the entire 2025 season due to a knee injury sustained in Week 16 of 2024, has returned to practice in a limited capacity. Panthers wide receiver Xavier Legette suffered a "stinger" during practice on Tuesday after a hard fall, but fortunately, he did not sustain a concussion. Jets rookie tight end Kenyon Sadiq is expected to miss time after experiencing a setback from his hernia surgery in May. Defensive tackle Bresee of the Saints will require season-ending surgery to repair a torn ACL, as confirmed by coach Kellen Moore. Los Angeles Rams defensive end Myles Garrett has been held out of practice for a third consecutive day due to "a little soreness in his lower half," according to coach Sean McVay. Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown disclosed that he dislocated his thumb during practice on Monday, but he did not miss any additional time due to the injury.

Coaching and Front Office Changes

Richard Haddad who previously spent 14 years with the NBA's Detroit Pistons, has been appointed the new president and CEO of the Detroit Lions. The Miami Dolphins have named Daniel Sillman to oversee football operations, and team president and CEO Tom Garfinkel will be stepping down after 13 years in his role. Broncos coach Sean Payton indicated that he will speak with free agent Taysom Hill to gauge his interest in continuing his playing career, potentially with Denver.

Player Personnel and Roster Decisions

Commanders cornerback Ahkello Witherspoon has been placed on the reserve/retired list, the team announced Tuesday. Saints wide receiver Ja'Lynn Polk has also been placed on the reserve/retired list, with the team making the announcement on Sunday. Three-time Pro Bowl guard Andrus Peat has officially announced his retirement from the NFL after an 11-season career. Packers right tackle Zach Tom revealed on Sunday that he has changed his last name to Zach Bako-Bewele to honor his heritage.

Training Camp Battles and Player Performances

Arizona Cardinals rookie quarterback Carson Beck, who led the Miami Hurricanes to the College Football Playoff final last season, is set to make his NFL starting debut Thursday night in the Hall of Fame Game. Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart initiated a minor scuffle at practice Tuesday by throwing the ball at cornerback Greg Newsome after scoring, an action that did not impress coach John Harbaugh. Micah Parsons expressed confidence in his chances of playing in the Packers' Week 6 game against the Cowboys at Lambeau Field. The Cowboys have concluded their competition for the starting left tackle position, with Tyler Guyton now receiving all first-team reps over Nate Thomas.

League News and Other Developments

The home of the Kansas City Chiefs will once again be known simply as Arrowhead Stadium. The Falcons have extended offensive core players Bijan Robinson, Drake London, Kyle Pitts, and Matthew Bergeron, but a clear starting quarterback has not yet been identified. Bijan Robinson stated that he has spoken with Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs about their respective contract negotiations, as both players began training camp with "hold-ins." Falcons edge rusher Jalon Walker will miss the entire 2026 season due to a torn ACL. Bears star right tackle Darnell Wright have agreed to a historic four-year, $116 million extension, with $93 million guaranteed. New Eagles defensive end AJ Epenesa expressed his happiness about not ending up with the Browns, as a one-year deal with them earlier in the offseason did not materialize. Defensive tackle Simmons of the Tennessee Titans threw a punch during a team drill Tuesday and spent the remainder of practice working on a side field.

Player Commentary and Off-Field News

Jerry Jeudy stated that a viral video gesture was intended for his daughter and not related to the Browns' quarterback competition. Safety C.J. gifted $20,000 to pay off student loans for a Buffalo Bills staffer during a Twitch stream. The Dolphins have appointed Daniel Sillman to oversee football operations, while team president and CEO Tom Garfinkel steps down after 13 years. Coach Sean Payton intends to speak with free agent Taysom Hill about his potential interest in continuing his career, possibly with the Broncos. Quarterback Bryce Young's long-term contract future with the Panthers remains undisclosed as he approaches his fourth NFL season. Deebo Samuel expressed that he feels right at home back with the San Francisco 49ers, despite having requested a trade last offseason. The judge who granted additional NCAA eligibility to some athletes issued a clarification clarifying that this ruling does not extend to all student-athletes.