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Last updated: August 1, 2026, 8:30 PM ET

Veteran Signings and Player Movements

The Detroit Lions are signing former All-Pro linebacker Devin White to a one-year deal. Deebo Samuel his contentment with returning to the San Francisco 49ers, stating that a reunion was "just a matter of time." Five-time All-Pro receiver DeAndre Hopkins has joined Georgia Tech as an assistant wide receivers coach, though he has not yet announced his retirement as a player.

Injury Updates and Player Health

Kansas City rookie wide receiver Cyrus Allen sustained a shin bruise during a special teams drill, according to a source. Chiefs receiver Xavier Worthy also left the field early due to a shoulder injury. San Francisco wide receiver Ricky Pearsall is expected to undergo season-ending surgery for a persistent PCL injury that originated last season.

Quarterback Confidence and Coaching Changes

Titans quarterback Will Levis believes there are not 32 quarterbacks in the NFL better than him. entering his fourth season, still considers himself a "dang good quarterback." Broncos quarterback Bo Nix stated he will not hesitate to scramble on his surgically repaired right ankle this upcoming season. Sean Payton entering uncharted territory as he relinquishes playcalling duties for the Broncos after two decades as both head coach and offensive coordinator. Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson views the preseason as a "great opportunity" to showcase his abilities after nearly two years sidelined by a pair of Achilles surgeries.

Contract News and Preseason Hold-Ins

The Atlanta Falcons have extended starting left guard Matthew Bergeron on a four-year deal worth $96 million, with $60 million guaranteed. Bears cornerback Johnson is approaching the 2026 season with the expectation of securing a new contract. Preseason hold-in are available for notable players such as the Falcons' Bijan Robinson, Lions' Jahmyr Gibbs, Bucs' Vita Vea, and Chargers' Tuli Tuipulotu.