Cam Jordan: A couple of bumps with contract, but wanted to play whole career with Saints
Defensive end Cam Jordan officially returned to the Saints on Tuesday by signing a one-year deal that he indicated will be his final contract as an NFL player. If that’s the case, it will mean Jordan spends his entire 16-year career with the same team. In a press conference on
Two teams are ‘nuclear hot’ in potential Maxx Crosby trade
The Las Vegas Raiders starred in one of the most bizarre incidents in recent NFL offseason history. Trading Maxx Crosby to the Baltimore Ravens was a league-altering move, and so was getting him back. The Ravens shut down the deal over alleged concerns about his knee injury. Given that he didn’t want
WWE NXT Winners, Grades and Reaction From June 16
Last Time in Action: Jaida Parker defeated Layla Diggs (NXT, May 26); Nattie defeated Maxxine Dupri (Raw, March 16). This was also the first time Nattie competed in NXT since June 4, 2024, defeating Izzi Dame. Nattie took Jaida to the mat in this contest and forced Ms. Parker to
Fallout From Brendan Sorsby Declaring For NFL’s Supplemental Draft
After all the twists and turns in the Brendan Sorsby saga, he is now planning to head where many originally projected he would land: the NFL’s supplemental draft. Sorsby has formally submitted his application to the league to turn pro later this summer. There is little concern that the NFL
Report: Vita Vea’s non-participation in minicamp is “contract-related”
Buccaneers defensive tackle Vita Vea is attending the team’s mandatory minicamp, avoiding a $107,911 fine for missing all three days. He is not, however, participating. Mike Garafolo of NFL Media reports that Vea’s absence from drills is “contract-related.” Vea, 31, is entering the final year of a $71 million contract
Bo Nix reveals the one question that ‘little kids’ can stop asking
Don’t worry, kids: Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix now feels 100 percent and ready to lead the team to its first Super Bowl win since the 2015 season. Nix — who broke his right ankle in a 33-30 AFC divisional-round win over the Buffalo Bills last season — participated in
‘We Don’t Take S–t,’ USMNT’s Mauricio Pochettino Sends Message to Team During World Cup
The United States men’s national team is leaning on its national identity to fuel its play during the World Cup. Sebastian Berhalter discussed manager Mauricio Pochettino’s message to the team when games start to get physical. “‘We’re American, we don’t take s–t.’ That’s something he really drilled into us,” Berhalter
Michael Penix Jr. Expects To Be Ready For Training Camp
Falcons quarterback Michael Penix Jr. partially tore his left ACL last November, ending his season in Week 11. Roughly seven months later, the Falcons kicked off mandatory minicamp on Tuesday. Penix will not be a full participant, however, as head coach Kevin Stefanski announced he has not been cleared for
Cowboys to sign OL Chris Glaser
The Cowboys are adding a former UFL player to their roster as they wrap up their offseason program. Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports that they will sign offensive lineman Chris Glaser. Glaser played for the Columbus Aviators during the 2026 UFL season. Glaser entered the NFL as an undrafted
Cowboys get worrisome Pickens update after minicamp decision
Wide receiver George Pickens stayed away from the Dallas Cowboys throughout the voluntary portion of the offseason program. He reported for his physical on Monday morning ahead of the start of the team’s mandatory minicamp on Tuesday. For an update shared on Tuesday morning, NFL insider Jason La Canfora of SportsBoom US
WWE Raw Winners, Grades and Reaction From June 15
Last Time in Action: Charlotte Flair defeated Lyra Valkyria, Sol Ruca, and Jade Cargill (SmackDown, June 12); Roxanne Perez defeated Maxxine Dupri (Main Event, June 11) What should have been a dream match of sorts, featuring two women of different eras, was instead a thrown-together match-up used to help promote
Brendan Sorsby To Apply For NFL Supplemental Draft Entry
Following a stunning development last week that saw Brendan Sorsby maintain eligibility for the 2026 college season, the Texas Tech quarterback is now heading to the NFL. According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, Sorsby is applying to enter the NFL Supplemental Draft. [RELATED: NCAA Appeals Brendan Sorsby Injunction] The prospect had
Brendan Sorsby’s lawyer is already working to ensure the NFL doesn’t try to punish him
When quarterback Brendan Sorsby hired attorney Jeffrey Kessler in May, the move had a dual purpose. Kessler has, for years, given both the NCAA and the NFL fits in court. From our initial item regarding the impact of the move on a potential decision to enter the supplemental draft: “That
Cowboys shown another reason to strike a deal with George Pickens
One of the most talked-about aspects of the offseason for the Dallas Cowboys has been their on-again, off-again situation with wide receiver George Pickens. The team still hasn’t notched a long-term contract deal with Pickens, and instead, they gave the wideout a franchise tag, guaranteeing him a high salary for
Stefon Diggs: We’re kind of figuring it out, working through some things
The NFL closed its Personal Conduct Policy investigation into Stefon Diggs last week, clearing the free agent wide receiver as he seeks a new team. Diggs, 32, addressed his future in an interview with Fox 5 DC on Monday, including the possibility of landing with his hometown Commanders. “I never
Cameron Jordan To Meet With Saints
There’s been optimism all offseason that Cameron Jordan will return to New Orleans for a 16th season. The actual signing may now be on the horizon. According to Nick Underhill of NewOrleans.football, the veteran defender is flying to New Orleans tomorrow for a sit-down with Saints brass. While there remains
NCAA files appeal in Brendan Sorsby case, seeks stay of injunction
The legal situation around Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby is becoming more complicated. On Monday, one week after Sorsby secured a temporary injunction restoring his NCAA eligibility, the Big 12 sued Texas Tech for the right to sanction the school if Sorsby plays in any games. Also on Monday, the
Browns HC could get ‘uncomfortable’ with handling of QB competition
All that outsiders really know for sure about the competition for the Cleveland Browns’ starting quarterback job involving Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson is that first-year Browns head coach Todd Monken is extending the battle into the summer and training camp, which is set to begin in late July. During an appearance on the
Andrew Berry: Shedeur Sanders’ growth has truly been phenomenal
The Browns’ quarterback competition will extend into training camp, as head coach Todd Monken told reporters last week that he’s not yet ready to name a starter. But second-year QB Shedeur Sanders has taken steps in his development over the course of the offseason program, according to Cleveland’s brass. Late
Jets, G Joe Tippmann Agree To Extension
The Jets have taken care of another extension with plenty of time to spare before training camp. Guard Joe Tippmann is the latest player to receive a long-term commitment. Tippmann has agreed to a four-year deal, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports. The extension has a value of $66.4MM and includes $34.9MM
Surreal UFC Freedom 250 Event Delivers Shocks, Action, And Best Card of 2026
Justin Gaethje has never been much of a wordsmith, but in the end, he summed up Sunday’s UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House as well as anybody could have. “I cannot even believe it,” he told Joe Rogan at the end of the broadcast, as fireworks began to
Browns GM addresses Brendan Sorsby situation
Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby has become one of the most popular players in college football, but not for the right reasons. He was found to have placed thousands of wagers, including several on his own team, and will still retain his college eligibility due to a favorable court ruling. That
Seahawks’ White House visit apparently isn’t happening
In the never ending modern news cycle, the things that don’t happen often don’t get noticed. Case in point — the Seahawks haven’t, and apparently won’t be, visiting the White House in recognition of their win in Super Bowl LX. There has been no announcement, by the team or by
Browns Could Extend S Grant Delpit
Browns safety Grant Delpit attended mandatory minicamp this week, but he did not participate in practice. That led to speculation Delpit was staging a “hold-in” as an attempt to land a raise, though Mary Kay Cabot of cleveland.com points to a minor injury as the reason he sat out. If
Jets are swapping speed for size
The Jets may yet again go home without a playoff berth, but they’re nevertheless going big. The plan for the offseason included focusing on size. “It’s a big man’s game — it will always be a big man’s game — and for us to be able to add large men
Cowboys, Jerry Jones finally have ‘America’s Team’ back in 2026
The Dallas Cowboys don’t usually make big, splashy moves in the offseason, and that’s been one of the weaknesses of Jerry Jones and this team. But, that wasn’t the story during the offseason for Jones and company, and that’s a good thing. The Cowboys are supposed to be “America’s Team.”
After the Patrick Mahomes deal, which quarterbacks are next to get paid?
The new Patrick Mahomes contract covers eight seasons and averages, from signing, a payout of $63.093 million per year. That pushes the market to unprecedented heights. And it brings into focus the next wave of quarterback deals. So let’s take a look at the quarterbacks who’ll use the Mahomes contract
Latest On Zach Carbonnet, Seahawks’ RBs
Seahawks running back Zach Charbonnet is just five months removed from tearing his ACL in a January playoff win over the 49ers, but he is not a lock to miss time in 2026. Head coach Mike Macdonald isn’t closing the door on Charbonnet suiting up in Week 1 (via Mike
Aldon Smith’s last act was delivering pizza to a charity that feeds the homeless
On the last day of his life, the talented but troubled former NFL defensive end Aldon Smith went to a charity for homeless people, and donated food. That was confirmed by both the charity’s founder and Smith’s friend Amir Shirazi, who was with him on Saturday to make the delivery,
Former 49ers star Aldon Smith dies at 36
Former San Francisco 49ers star linebacker Aldon Smith has died at the age of 36. The team shared the tough news on Saturday. “We are devastated by the sudden and tragic passing of Aldon Smith,” the statement on San Francisco’s official website read. “Aldon’s undeniable talent and sheer dominance on the
Caleb Williams says it’s “a hell of a lot more fun” in Year 2 in Ben Johnson’s offense
Bears quarterback Caleb Williams says offseason practices have been more fun this year. Williams says that a year ago, he felt like he had been thrown into the deep end of head coach Ben Johnson’s offense. Williams relayed a conversation he had with Bears running backs coach Eric Studesville, in
Health A Factor In Baker Mayfield Extension Talks
As quarterback Baker Mayfield completed his third season as the Buccaneers’ starting quarterback on the second year of a three-year deal, it became clear that there were zero intentions on either side for the veteran to play on a contract year for the upcoming season. Tampa Bay’s most recent ideas
Caitlin Clark Calls Out Refs Over Delay of Game Call That Led to Technical Foul in Fever Win vs. Sun
Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark wasn’t thrilled with a delay of game call that led to a technical given to the team late in her squad’s 85-75 road win over the Connecticut Sun on Saturday, to the point where she called out the referee, per comments to reporters after the
Analyst’s ranking shows Jared Goff still has something to prove
The Detroit Lions and quarterback Jared Goff are heading into another season trying to get to the big game. In a few short years, they’ve gone from the laughingstock of the NFL to true contenders. But last season was an anomaly, and they finished the 2025 season last in the
Brandon Aiyuk deletes recent videos criticizing the 49ers
49ers (for now) receiver Brandon Aiyuk has apparently extended an olive branch. His two recent videos criticizing the 49ers have been deleted. It could be part of an effort to lay the foundation to get the 49ers to finally release him. In the first video, posted on Sunday, June 7,
Bears Announce More Front Office Updates
As the Bears have continued to update staff positions on their website over the past few days, Neil Stratton of SucceedinFootball.com has noticed a few new changes in the team’s front office. According to Stratton, recent promotions have named Trey Koziol the new senior director of player personnel, Breck Ackley
Peru Police Disguised as World Cup Mascots Arrest a Suspected Drug Dealer in Lima
LIMA, Peru (AP) — Two Peruvian police officers disguised as World Cup mascots Clutch and Maple helped to arrest a suspected drug dealer in Lima. Colonel Carlos Alcántara, head of the Green Squadron —a unit that combats common crime — said they captured Carlos Cabrera, 48, with the help of the two undercover agents
Harbaugh, Giants given low marks on ranking of ‘entertaining’ football
John Harbaugh is coming up on his first season with the New York Giants, and you can tell he has a little chip on his shoulder after his 18-season run with the Baltimore Ravens, which ended earlier this year. He has something to prove, and the Giants are reaping the
Xavier Worthy: Lessons learned rehabbing my shoulder might have been the best thing for me
Xavier Worthy ran the fastest 40-yard dash in Scouting Combine history before the Chiefs took him in the first round of the 2024 NFL draft, so when asked about competing with the Chiefs’ other wide receivers on the practice field, Worthy said he knows he’ll always stand out. “No question
Browns GM Andrew Berry Not Ruling Out New Deshaun Watson Deal
Between the nature of his Cleveland tenure and the status of his contract, 2026 has long been viewed as Deshaun Watson‘s final Browns season. He would welcome a second contract with the team, though, and the door could be open to such an arrangement. “I think everything is on the table,” general
Report: Harold Fannin Jr. didn’t participate in offseason practices
The Browns’ offseason program has ended. It came and went without a key member of the offense taking part in practice. Via Zac Jackson of The Athletic, tight end Harold Fannin Jr. didn’t participate in the offseason sessions. In 16 games with 13 starts, Fannin caught 72 passes for 731
Stefon Diggs gets good news from NFL about status for 2026 season
Veteran wide receiver Stefon Diggs has remained a free agent throughout the spring despite the fact that he produced solid numbers with the New England Patriots last season en route to helping New England reach the Super Bowl. It was previously suggested that some teams were waiting to learn the result of
Gunther Reveals Stipulation for WWE Undisputed Championship Rematch vs. Cody Rhodes on SmackDown
Gunther revealed that his upcoming rematch with Cody Rhodes for the undisputed WWE championship will have a unique referee. Gunther told SmackDown general manager Nick Aldis that he picked Sami Zayn as the referee for his clash with Rhodes. “For my title match next week with Cody, the referee for
Vikings To Name Andrew Healy, Trent Kirchner Assistant GMs
The Vikings announced a number of front office updates yesterday as new general manager Nolan Teasley began to shape the group around him. In some of those updates, Minnesota parted ways with quite a few personnel staffers, chief among them being former assistant general manager Demitrius Washington. According to Tom
Lukas Van Ness still seeking his breakout season
The Packers exercised the fifth-year option on Lukas Van Ness’ contract despite the edge rusher’s first three seasons being disappointing. The 13th overall pick in 2023 has 8.5 sacks, 23 quarterback hits and 84 tackles in 43 games in three seasons. He made only two starts, played only nine games
2026 NFL make-or-break team: One player under pressure from every franchise
For some NFL players, 2026 isn’t just another season — it’s a referendum on their future. Whether they’re first-round picks who haven’t lived up to expectations, veterans trying to justify massive contracts or young stars seeking lucrative extensions, these 32 players face make-or-break seasons. NFC East DALLAS COWBOYS | DT Quinnen
All first-round picks are signed, except quarterbacks Fernando Mendoza and Ty Simpson
Before the 2011 Collective Bargaining Agreement created a rookie wage scale with slotted contracts based on selection position, the first overall pick would often sign a contract before the draft even began. Fast forward to 2026. Seven weeks and one day after round one happened, 30 of 32 players have
Bills Sign T Jude Bowry, Complete Draft Class Deals
Jude Bowry signed his rookie contract with the Bills on Friday, per a team announcement. As a result, every member of Buffalo’s 2026 draft class is now on the books. Bowry spent his entire four-year NCAA career at Boston College. That span included 23 starts across 31 games. He spent most
Raiders expect Jermod McCoy to be healthy enough to do plenty of work in training camp
Based on talent alone, former Tennessee Volunteers cornerback Jermod McCoy was viewed as one of the best players in the 2026 NFL draft. But he fell all the way from a potential Top 10 pick to the fourth round amid concerns that his injured knee might never fully heal. The
Drake Maye injury scare forces Patriots to make minicamp decision
The New England Patriots entered the offseason with the heartbreak of a tough Super Bowl loss to the Seattle Seahawks. However, hopes are high with the arrivals of A.J. Brown and Romeo Doubs to help Drake Maye get back to the biggest game of the season. That’s why, with a little