NFL Football 8 Hours

Last updated: June 3, 2026, 5:52 PM ET

Cleveland & Browns Updates Explained resignation by former defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz highlighted his frustration after being passed over for the head‑coaching vacancy, while edge rusher Jared Verse rejected comparisons to Myles Garrett following the blockbuster trade that sent Garrett to the Titans. Coach Todd Monken said he looks forward to a meeting with Deion Sanders, a move that could influence Cleveland’s offseason strategy as the franchise reshapes its defensive identity.

Falcons Legal and Contract Moves Georgia prosecutors dismissed charges against rookie wideout Zachariah Branch, clearing the path for his rookie season after a pre‑draft arrest that threatened his eligibility. Shortly thereafter, the Falcons sealed a $141M deal with star receiver Drake London, locking him into a four‑year extension that makes him one of the league’s highest‑paid pass‑catchers and signals a commitment to building a premier aerial attack.

Training Camp Activity & Injury Reports Mandatory minicamps kicked off for both the Steelers and Dolphins, with reports of early intensity as teams evaluate roster depth ahead of preseason. Meanwhile, the Packers confirmed Micah Parsons’ absence through at least mid‑October as he continues rehabilitation from a torn ACL and meniscus, a setback that forces Green Bay to rely on younger linebackers and adjust its defensive schemes for the first half of the season.

Chicago Bears Spotlight Caleb Williams graced the Madden cover, becoming the first Bears player to achieve the honor and raising the profile of Chicago’s young quarterback ahead of his second year. With DJ Moore traded to Buffalo, rookie Rome Odzune embraced the WR1 role and aims to improve his production, while the franchise also evaluated receiver value among Odunze, Luther Burden III and Colston Loveland as the team navigates its receiving corps. In a separate legal matter, the 49ers’ Brandon Aiyuk faced a speeding warrant after a viral video, adding off‑field distraction for San Francisco.