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Last updated: May 23, 2026, 11:41 PM ET

Major Contract Extensions

The Lions locked up linebacker Jack Campbell with a four-year, $81 million extension through the 2030 season, including $51.5 million guaranteed, keeping one of their defensive cornerstones in Detroit long-term. Meanwhile, reigning NFL MVP Matthew Stafford agreed to a one-year, $55 million extension with the Rams, tying him to Los Angeles through 2027 with $105 million total guaranteed. The Giants also secured general manager Joe Schoen with a multiyear extension, signaling organizational stability as they navigate a transitional period.

Giants Injury Updates

The Giants face significant uncertainty on both sides of the ball heading into the season. Coach John Harbaugh confirmed Thursday the team does not know when star wide receiver Malik Nabers will return from what he described as "not a simple knee" injury. On defense, defensive lineman Roy Robertson-Harris tore his Achilles during Thursday's OTA workout and is expected to miss the 2026 season entirely. The injuries compound concerns for a team still finding its identity under new leadership.

Locker Room Dynamics

Linebacker Abdul Carter was among Giants players who took to social media Saturday to shut down speculation of a locker room rift following quarterback Jaxson Dart's introduction of Donald Trump at a recent event. Carter and teammates emphasized unity, with Carter posting "You are our everything" in a show of solidarity with Dart, who faced scrutiny over the political appearance.

Player Personal Milestones

Several NFL stars celebrated major personal moments this week. Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown became a husband over the weekend at Montage Laguna Beach in California. In Green Bay, quarterback Jordan Love and Ronika Stone welcomed their newborn daughter one month ago, with the couple sharing their joy publicly as the Packers quarterback balances fatherhood with preparing for the season.

Stadium Situation

The Bears reiterated Thursday they plan to leave Chicago, stating options within the city have been "exhausted" as they continue exploring locations in suburban Illinois or Hammond, Indiana for a new stadium. The announcement marks another step in the franchise's potential relocation, which would end decades of Chicago football.

League Matters

Florida enacted the "Teddy Bridgewater Act" into law, allowing high school coaches in the state to use their own money to assist players with expenses like food and transportation. The legislation provides legal protection for coaches who want to support student-athletes financially. Meanwhile, the Dolphins committed $67.5 million over three years to quarterback Malik Willis this offseason, believing he can be their long-term franchise leader as they build around the former starter.