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Last updated: August 2, 2026, 2:30 PM ET

Player News and Injury Updates

Saints defensive Bryan Bresee will undergo season-ending surgery to repair a torn ACL, coach Kellen Moore announced Sunday. 49ers wide receiver Ricky Pearsall is also expected to have surgery on a nagging PCL injury dating back to last season and will be out for the year, general manager John Lynch told reporters. Chiefs wide Cyrus Allen sustained a shin bruise during a special teams drill, a source confirmed, while fellow receiver Xavier Worthy also left the field early due to a shoulder injury.

Quarterback Outlooks and Transactions

Broncos quarterback Nix stated he will not hesitate to scramble on his surgically repaired right ankle this season, feeling at his best when he is on the move. Browns quarterback Watson believes the preseason will be a great opportunity for him following a pair of Achilles surgeries that have sidelined him for nearly two years. Titans quarterback Levis, entering his fourth season, still believes he is a highly capable quarterback in the NFL as he competes for the team's backup position.

Team Signings and Departures

The Detroit Lions are signing former All-Pro linebacker Devin White to a one-year contract, the team announced Saturday. Three-time Pro selection Andrus Peat, who had an 11-season NFL career, has announced his retirement from the league.

Preseason Buzz and Behind-the-Scenes Content

HBO's "Hard featuring the Seahawks, is set to debut Tuesday, offering viewers a look at potential storylines including shadowboxing, Leonard Williams' hobbies, and Devon Witherspoon's contract. Bills safety Hamlin gifted a graduate student working with the team's training staff by paying off $20,000 of their student loans during a Twitch stream Thursday. Deebo Samuel that he feels right at home back in San Francisco, stating his reunion with the 49ers was just a matter of time after leaving last offseason. New York coach Aaron Glenn is focusing on improvement for his team in his second season rather than immediate Super Bowl aspirations. Patriots facing a crowded wide receiver room with seven players competing for snaps, raising questions about how the team will manage its receiving depth.