
49ers sign Equanimeous St. Brown
The 49ers added some experienced wide receiver depth on Tuesday. The team announced the signing of Equanimeous St. Brown to their 90-man roster. It’s a one-year deal with no other terms announced. St. Brown spent last season with the Saints, but only appeared in two games without catching a pass.


Trey Hendrickson: I was more than willing to take less to make this work
Speaking to the media on Monday, Bengals owner Mike Brown seemed optimistic that his team and star edge rusher Trey Hendrickson would be able to work out a deal. But that rosy outlook does not appear to match how contentious the state of negotiations between the team and player. Hendrickson


Pete Carroll: We’re going to win a bunch, and I don’t care who hears that
Just win, baby? That’s exactly what Pete Carroll is planning on doing in his first year with the Raiders, making a bold pronouncement when asked what constitutes success in 2025 during his Tuesday press conference to open training camp. “We’re going to win a ton. We’re going to win a


Cardinals sign second-round pick Will Johnson
Cardinals cornerback Will Johnson made it official, signing his four-year rookie contract ahead of Wednesday’s first practice. The team announced the signing Tuesday as players began reporting to training camp. “I knew the whole time we would get it done before camp,” Johnson said, via Darren Urban of the team


Free agent S Quandre Diggs fully healthy, cleared to play
Free agent safety Quandre Diggs is fully healthy and cleared to play in 2025, Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports. Diggs had his 2024 season cut short with a Lisfranc injury on Nov. 3, which required surgery on his foot to repair. He spent last season in Tennessee, signing with


Sean McVay: We’re “hopeful and optimistic” LT Alaric Jackson will be able to play
The Rams have some optimism that they’ll have their left tackle when the season opens in September. Alaric Jackson has been dealing with blood clots in his lower leg. It’s the second time he’s dealt with the issue, which caused him to miss the final nine games of the 2022


Bills will wear red helmets for final regular-season game at current stadium
The Bills will finish their 53-season run at their current stadium with a home game against the Jets. And they’ll be breaking out a special helmet for the game. The Bills have announced that they’ll wear their red helmets for the Week 18 game against the Jets. It will be


J.C. Tretter reiterates claim that he knew nothing about the hidden collusion ruling
After former NFL Players Association chief strategy officer JC Tretter resigned, he submitted to an interview with Jonathan Jones of CBSSports.com. On Monday, we raised the question of whether Tretter will be doing more. He will, and he is. Starting on Tuesday with an appearance on The Dan Patrick Show.


Titans place L’Jarius Sneed, Lloyd Cushenberry on PUP
The Titans have placed cornerback L’Jarius Sneed and center Lloyd Cushenberry on the physically unable to perform list to open training camp, the team announced on Tuesday. Sneed is working his way back from a quad injury, but also had a clean-up procedure on his knee, General Manager Mike Borgonzi


Entering last year of rookie deal, Kyren Williams reports for training camp
Though Kyren Williams and the Rams have been discussing a potential new contract, the running back won’t stay away from training camp. Via multiple reporters on the scene, Williams has reported with the Rams’ other veterans on Tuesday. Williams, who turns 25 at the end of next month, is entering


Alex Anzalone “disappointed” in contract situation, but wants to retire a Lion
Lions head coach Dan Campbell has said that Alex Anzalone is dealing with a hamstring injury. But the linebacker is also unhappy with his current contract and would like a raise to continue his career with Detroit. Speaking to reporters after not practicing on Tuesday, Anzalone noted he feels he’s


Ndamukong Suh: I should have been paid more than Matthew Stafford in Detroit
The Lions had the misfortune of being the worst team in the NFL for the first decade of this century. They had the good fortune of regularly getting high draft picks, including the second overall pick to draft Calvin Johnson in 2007, the first overall pick to draft Matthew Stafford


Bills activate DE Landon Jackson, cut P Jake Camarda
Rookie defensive end Landon Jackson is ready to go at Bills camp. Jackson was placed on the physically unable to report list a few days ago for undisclosed reasons, but the team announced that he has been activated from the list on Tuesday. Bills veterans are reporting to camp on


Commanders release RB Michael Wiley
With the signing of Von Miller becoming official, the Commanders have made a corresponding roster move. Washington announced on Tuesday that the club has released running back Michael Wiley. Wiley, 24, joined the Commanders last year after going undrafted out of Arizona. He spent the season on the practice squad


Report: Bengal have offered Trey Hendrickson only one year of guarantees
With a paltry (compared to the current market) compensation package of $16 million for 2025, Bengals edge rusher Trey Hendrickson wants more. And he’s been trying to get more. But it’s more than just new-money APY. The other issue, as it often is with the Bengals, is structure. Via Adam


Trey Hendrickson won’t report to Bengals camp
Defensive end Trey Hendrickson said this offseason that he will not play the 2025 season for the Bengals under his current contract and he’s sticking to his guns as training camp gets underway. Bengals players are reporting to camp on Tuesday, but Hendrickson posted a picture to Instagram from Florida


Chargers face class action over sending 2025 Chiefs home game to Brazil
Maybe the Philip Rivers retirement was a pre-emptive distraction. On Monday, attorney Daniel Wallach passed along a signed but unfiled (for now) class-action complaint against the Chargers over the exportation of a 2025 home game against the Chiefs to Brazil. The lawyer for the plaintiff is Rana Ayazi. The 14-page


Jets unveil upgraded locker room as training camp gets underway
Jets players will be reporting to the team’s facility for training camp on Tuesday and returning members of the team will find that things look different. The team shared photos of an upgraded locker room setup for the coming season. It includes 92 customized lockers that include video screens and


Rich Eisen’s ESPN-bound show will be featured on ESPN Radio
It was announced in May that Rich Eisen’s weekday show will be heading to ESPN. We now know a little more about where it will land. Via Andrew Marchand of TheAthletic.com, The Rich Eisen Show will become the centerpiece of ESPN Radio, taking over the 12 p.m. to 3 p.m.


Press secretary says President Trump “was serious” about Commanders name change
The Commanders and the NFL have kept their heads low and their mouths shut regarding President Trump’s weekend one-two punch against the team’s name. The team and the league could be hoping that he wasn’t serious, and that perhaps he was trying to get people talking about something other than


Cardinals expect to have second-round pick Will Johnson signed for training camp
Cardinals second-round pick Will Johnson is one of just three 2025 NFL draft picks who still has not signed his rookie contract. That could change today. Johnson, a cornerback from Michigan, is expected to have his rookie deal done before training camp opens tomorrow, according to Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.


Dan Campbell: Lions want backup QB Hendon Hooker to “take the next step”
The Lions drafted quarterback Hendon Hooker in the third round in 2023, but through two NFL seasons Hooker has played only in garbage time, and late last season the Lions brought in veteran Teddy Bridgewater and put him ahead of Hooker on the depth chart to back up Jared Goff.


Carlie Irsay-Gordon on Anthony Richardson: He still has time to prove it
Two years after the Colts chose quarterback Anthony Richardson with the fourth overall pick in the draft, he has fallen far short of expectations: His career completion percentage is just 50.6 percent, and he has 11 touchdown passes to go with 13 interceptions. But Colts owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon isn’t giving


JC Tretter denies having role in hiding collusion ruling
To the extent that Sunday’s slow-pitch sit-down with CBS was the first of several image-rehab interviews for former NFL Players Association chief strategy officer JC Tretter, there’s one specific subject that is ripe for followup if/when he speaks again. As to the NFLPA’s decision to strictly limit access to the


Tom Brady: I motivated myself by thinking of Peyton Manning as my enemy
After facing each other 17 times during their careers, Tom Brady and Peyton Manning came to think of each other as friends. But Brady says he didn’t let himself think of Manning that way while they were trying to beat each other. Brady wrote on TomBrady.com that he had to


Mike Brown: I think we’ll get Trey Hendrickson’s deal done
Defensive end Trey Hendrickson has expressed frustration with how the Bengals have handled talks about a contract extension this offseason, but any harsh words haven’t changed Bengals owner Mike Brown’s view of keeping Hendrickson in Cincinnati. Hendrickson has been looking for a new deal with the team for the last


Dak Prescott: Nobody’s more disappointed than I am with team’s playoff results
The Cowboys’ 30-year Super Bowl drought predates Dak Prescott, but entering his 10th season, the quarterback understands the criticism of his 2-5 postseason record. He said this offseason that he wants to win a championship and “be damned if it’s just for my legacy or if it’s for this team.


Eagles name Joe Douglas senior personnel director and advisor to G.M. Howie Roseman
There was word in May that the Eagles hired former Jets General Manager Joe Douglas and the team announced his title on Monday. Douglas will serve as the team’s senior personnel director and an advisor to G.M. Howie Roseman. Douglas was the vice president of player personnel for the Eagles


Titans agree to terms with second-round pick Oluwafemi Oladejo
The Titans have agreed to terms with their second-round pick. Via Tom Pelissero of NFL Media, edge rusher Oluwafemi Oladejo has agreed to his rookie four-year deal. The No. 52 overall pick in this year’s draft, Oladejo’s contract is worth $8,415,106 with its first three years fully guaranteed. He also


Jerry Jones on Cowboys docking Trevon Diggs’ pay: He didn’t earn it; he didn’t come
The Cowboys confirmed that they have enforced the de-escalator clause in Trevon Diggs’ contract, lowering the cornerback’s base salary from $9 million to $8.5 million, because he didn’t rehab enough at the team facility. “The de-escalation is contractually spelled out,” Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones said Monday. “When he


CB Arthur Maulet signs 1-year deal with Texans
Veteran cornerback Arthur Maulet has found a new team. Per Cameron Wolfe of NFL Media, Maulet has signed a one-year deal with the Texans. Maulet, 32, spent the last two seasons with Baltimore. While he appeared in 14 games for the Ravens in 2023, injuries limited him to just three


Derek Stingley: Texans should lead league in INTs by “at least about 10 or 15”
The Texans were second in the NFL with 19 interceptions last season, including five by cornerback Derek Stingley Jr. Stingley expects the Texans to lead the league this season. “Going based off of last year, plus the guys we got now, we should lead in interceptions probably by at least


Lloyd Howell resigns from The Carlyle Group
When The Carlyle Group became one of the few private-equity funds that were approved to buy minority interests in NFL teams, former NFL Players Association executive director Lloyd Howell should have been required to resign from his part-time consulting job with The Carlyle Group or from the NFLPA. He left


Von Miller will wear No. 24 with the Commanders
Von Miller has worn only 58 and 40 in his 13 NFL seasons with three teams. He will wear No. 24 in his first season with the Commanders. Miller’s preferred numbers were taken in Washington, with second-year linebacker Jordan Magee wearing 58 and second-year safety Tyler Owens 40. So, Miller


Rams sign QB Dresser Winn
The Rams have signed quarterback Dresser Winn to a one-year deal, the team announced. It was reported June 26 that Winn and the Rams were reuniting, but he didn’t sign his deal until Monday. This is Winn’s third stint with the Rams. Winn, 26, entered the league with the team


Todd Bowles provides an update on Tristan Wirfs: He’ll be ready sooner than later
Buccaneers left tackle Tristan Wirfs underwent arthroscopic surgery on his right knee earlier this month. Wirfs could miss the start of the season, but coach Todd Bowles isn’t ready to rule Wirfs out. Bowles expressed optimism despite uncertainty about whether doctors will clear Wirfs for Week 1. “That I cannot


Micah Parsons takes note of shade from Jerry Jones
Micah Parsons should not have shown up for training camp. Owner Jerry Jones is going to lowball him. Guaranteed. And the only way to avoid it would have been to stay away. Micah seems to realize it. He re-posted a tweet from J.J. Watt criticizing Jones for comments he made


D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser tries to skirt presidential name-change uproar
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser did a deal with the Commanders to build a new facility at the site of RFK Stadium. On Sunday, President Donald Trump demanded that the Commanders restore their abandoned name — and then he said he may condition the deal on the name being changed. The


Rashee Rice will fully participate in training camp
Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice faces a multi-game suspension. The question is: How many games will he miss? Chiefs coach Andy Reid said he is uncertain when the NFL will decide on punishment for Rice, who pleaded guilty last week to collision involving serious bodily injury and racing on a


Nyheim Hines agrees to sign with Chargers
Running back Nyheim Hines has found a place to continue his NFL career. Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that Hines has agreed to sign with the Chargers. Hines has not played since suffering a serious leg injury in a jet ski accident in July 2023. Hines was playing for the


Chiefs sign WR Hal Presley
The Chiefs added a wide receiver to their roster on the first day of training camp. The NFL’s daily transaction report on Monday shows that they signed Hal Presley. Presley worked out along with wide receivers Amari Rodgers and Seth Williams before signing with the team. Presley had 31 catches


Cardinals sign UFL DL Kyon Barrs
The Cardinals signed defensive lineman Kyon Barrs, the team announced Monday. Barrs played for the Arlington Renegades in the UFL this spring. He totaled 24 tackles, one sack, one tackle for loss and one pass defensed. Barrs entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent last year with Tennessee. He


Packers, offensive tackle Zach Tom agree to contract extension
Packers offensive tackle Zach Tom has reached an agreement on a new contract. Tom will sign a four-year, $88 million extension, according to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network. A fourth-round pick in the 2022 NFL draft, Tom was heading into the final year of his rookie contract but will now


Packers cut K Alex Hale
The Packers cut rookie kicker Alex Hale on Monday, the team announced. The Packers did not announce a corresponding move. Veteran Brandon McManus now is the only kicker on the roster. McManus went 20-of-21 on field goals and made all of his extra points in his 11 games last season


Panthers place Tommy Tremble on PUP list
Panthers tight end Tommy Tremble will open training camp on the physically unable to perform list. The team announced the move on Monday. They also placed wide receiver Dan Chisena on the PUP list and punter Sam Martin was placed on the non-football injury list. Tremble signed a two-year deal


Seahawks sign CB Kam Alexander, DL Justin Rogers
The Seahawks did some roster shuffling on Monday. The team announced that they have signed cornerback Kam Alexander and defensive lineman Justin Rogers. They also waived cornerback Zy Alexander. Kam Alexander took part in Seattle’s rookie minicamp and also tried out for the Falcons after going undrafted out of Oregon.


Taylor Decker: Frank Ragnow could’ve retired sooner, he stuck it out for us
Taylor Decker and Frank Ragnow were teammates for years, a pair of first-round picks selected in 2016 and 2018, respectively. And while they arrived before General Manager Brad Holmes and head coach Dan Campbell, Decker and Ragnow were two pillars of Detroit’s offensive line and significant pieces in the club’s


Jerry Jones on Micah Parsons: Not the least concerned about contract issue
Cowboys defensive end Micah Parsons has reported to training camp, but a couple of big questions about his immediate future remain unanswered. Head coach Brian Schottenheimer said at a Monday press conference that he doesn’t know if Parsons will practice while waiting for an agreement on a contract extension that


Report: DJ Chark recently visited with Bears
Receiver DJ Chark may be closer to finding a new team. According to Ian Rapoport of NFL Media, Chark recently visited with the Bears. Chark, 28, spent last season with the Chargers, but appeared in just seven games for the team due to injury. He finished the season with just


Eagles sign second-round pick Andrew Mukuba
There are now just four unsigned 2025 draft picks. The Eagles announced on Monday that they’ve signed second-round pick Andrew Mukuba to his four-year rookie contract. Mukuba, a safety, was the final pick of the second round in this year’s draft. He began his college career at Clemson, playing three