ESPN’s NFL Nation roundup surveyed all 32 team reporters for contract‑extension status as training camp looms. The Buffalo Bills confirmed interest in right guard Cyrus Torrence, with GM Brandon Beane known for early‑season deals. Miami’s Jon‑Eric Sullivan listed linebackers Jordyn Brooks, running back De’Von Achane and center Aaron Brewer as pillars, yet only Achane and Brewer have signed extensions so far.

Quarterback C.J. Stroud remains unsigned, with Houston hesitant after a four‑interception playoff loss. Negotiations could push a deal into the $55 million‑per‑year range, but neither side signals a near resolution. Meanwhile, the New England Patriots’ cornerback Christian Gonzalez faces a July 24 deadline to avoid fines, and the Ravens exercised wide receiver Zay Flowers’ fifth‑year option, hinting at a looming $35 million‑plus extension.

The Cleveland Browns aim to lock down cornerback Denzel Ward after his guaranteed salary expires, while Pittsburgh’s linebacker Patrick Queen reports only idle talks as his contract enters the final year. Jets exercised Will McDonald IV’s option, securing a $13.75 million 2027 salary and leaving the rest of their extensions complete. With most teams finalizing deals before camp, the offseason market will shape roster stability for 2026.