Lions third-year offensive lineman Christian Mahogany may be the frontrunner to start at left guard, but he will have to battle for the job. Mahogany will face “real competition” from Ben Bartch and Miles Frazier, per Colton Pouncy of The Athletic. Despite earning first-team All-ACC honors as a senior at Boston College in 2023, Mahogany […]
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The Vikings announced that they have signed second-round linebacker Jake Golday. They now have their entire nine-player draft class under contract. As the 51st overall pick, Golday’s four-year deal is worth approximately $10.07MM. There is no word on how much is guaranteed, but his draft slot suggests it is a significant amount. To name one
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The Bills spent the 33rd pick of the 2024 draft on wide receiver Keon Coleman, but the investment has not gone according to plan. Coleman’s professionalism was an issue last year, in which head coach Sean McDermott scratched him four times. McDermott benched Coleman despite a lack of strong options at receiver beyond slot target
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Cam Skattebo‘s rookie season came to an abrupt end when he suffered a fractured ankle. His rehab process is ongoing, though, and progress has been made to the point a full slate in 2026 is expected. “Obviously there’s ups and downs in the injury process and coming back and rehabbing, but the mental battle has
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News broke over the weekend that Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers had once again agreed to a one-year contract. The timing of the deal was not unexpected, since it allowed Pittsburgh’s returning QB1 to take part in spring practices. To no surprise, ESPN’s Brooke Pryor notes Rodgers reported to the team facility on Monday morning. Uncertainty loomed
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An arbiter ruled the Jaguars will not have to pay former coach Urban Meyer‘s salary balance, On3.com’s Brett McMurphy reports. Meyer sued the Jaguars not long after his December 2021 firing but will not be entitled to a $30MM-plus sum that would have come his way had the arbiter ruled he was not fired for
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The Patriots continue to loom as A.J. Brown‘s presumed destination via trade. An agreement with the Eagles does not appear to be in place, but a swap happening after June 1 would increase the possibility of an in-house New England wideout being dealt. On that note, Kayshon Boutte‘s name has been mentioned on more than one
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MAY 18: The Rodgers pact is now official, per a team announcement. Rodgers will indeed collect up to $25MM in 2026. He took part in the first day of OTAs, and a first-team workload will be in store through the remainder of the offseason. MAY 16: Speculation surrounding the second year of the Steelers-Aaron Rodgers partnership can
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Earlier this spring, it was learned extension negotiations were underway between Chris Olave and the Saints. No deal has been struck yet, but team and player are looking to finalize an agreement. When speaking about the status of contract talks, general manager Mickey Loomis said (via ESPN’s Katherine Terrell), “obviously we’d love to have something done sooner than
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The NFL’s owners will meet this week in Orlando. Among the items on the agenda is a potential expansion of the league’s international schedule. Owners will have the option of increasing the number of overseas games to 10 for 2027, as noted by Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer. That figure would not include the Jaguars’ ability
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