NFL Football 8-Hour Briefing
×Roster Moves & Contracts
Colts GM Chris Ballard remains hopeful about getting deals done with receiver Alec Pierce and quarterback Daniel Jones before free agency begins. The 49ers front office expressed optimism regarding contractual solutions with left tackle Trent Williams, offering a more positive outlook than recent reports. In Dallas, the Cowboys organization has offered kicker Brandon Aubrey a deal to make him the highest-paid kicker, though Aubrey's agent is pushing for closer to $10 million per season.
Coaching & Personnel Decisions
Broncos coach Sean Payton confirmed offensive coordinator Davis Webb will be the playcaller this season. The Lions offensive line will return Taylor Decker for his 11th season, as he's indicated he's putting off retirement. Meanwhile, Bills management is giving WR Keon Coleman "every chance" to return to his training camp form from last season.
Trade & Free Agency Talk
Bengals officials consider a trade involving defensive end Trey Hendrickson "complicated." Despite their desire to keep him, the B Buccaneers believe veteran receiver Mike Evans has "earned" the right to explore free agency. The Vikings front office is "exploring all possibilities" to upgrade quarterback play for 2026.
Player Management
Cardinals GM Monti Ossenfort claims he has spoken with quarterback Kyler Murray, though a source contradicts this saying they haven't talked since season's end. Packers GM Brian Gutekunst addressed several topics including special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia's surprising departure.