NFL Football 8 Hours

Last updated: August 24, 2026, 11:44 PM ET

NFL Front Office News

The 49ers ownership situation took a surprising turn as Jed York pleaded no contest to two misdemeanor charges following his arrest in Ohio on suspicion of engaging in prostitution. The Bengals released Cody Ford on Monday after three seasons. Houston acquired Kayshon Boutte from New England, sending a pick to the Patriots in the trade.

Roster Moves & Injuries

The Cardinals welcome back Josh Sweat after activating the edge rusher off the PUP list on Monday. The Ravens fear Danny Pinter is out for the year at center, with uncertainty also surrounding defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike's Week 1 availability. Steelers coach Mike McCarthy says the team is at an impasse with Joey Porter as the cornerback stays on the PUP list. The Giants' Malik Nabers progressed in practice Monday, shedding the red no-contact jersey and participating in live drills for the first time. Eagles rookie Makai Lemon participated fully in his first practice since injuring his hamstring and expects top form for the season opener. The case into Ed Oliver's son has been closed with no criminal findings.

Quarterback Situation

The Browns named Deshaun Watson their QB1, though the franchise's long-term answer at the position remains unclear as the 30-year-old faces massive pressure. In Baton Rouge, Kiffin defended recruiting NFL rookies seeking a fifth college season, calling it a leaguewide trend rather than an LSU specialty.

Cowboys Fallout

The emotional postgame speech from Pete remained a story in Dallas, with coach and player reflecting on how the undrafted rookie's raw words resonated with fans. The Harris County Sheriff's Office closed the investigation into the case, now considered closed with no criminal findings.

Roster Projections & Analysis

With one week until deadline day, our NFL roster projections forecast every team's 53-man list. On the deep-dive front, Bill Barnwell details the five teams most likely to improve this season, oddly leaving out the Cowboys.

Fantasy Football

Field Jacobs highlights his favorite draft targets this summer, including names like Herbert and Jefferson. Also, the ESP Fantasy Hall history book grew as the game inducted its first two all-time players.