Earlier this offseason, Japan emerged as a candidate to become the next country to stage an NFL game during the regular season. Efforts to set up a contest there can indeed be expected in the near future. When speaking at Fanatics Fest yesterday, commissioner Roger Goodell confirmed (video link via Sportico) Japan is a target for […]
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Stefon Diggs is dealing with yet another lawsuit. The free agent wide receiver is being sued by an individual who claims Diggs falsely accused him of stealing a car, according to a report from TMZ.com. Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk.com provides more context, noting that the man, Nigel King, is also claiming he was attacked by the
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The Chiefs handed Patrick Mahomes the most lucrative extension in NFL history earlier this offseason, signing their star QB to an eight-year, $504.75MM extension. When Mahomes ends up calling it a career, the Chiefs will likely have paid him more than any franchise has ever paid a single player. However, as of this moment, Mahomes
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10:20pm: The Saints and Kamara have finalized the reworked deal, according to NFL.com’s Mike Garafolo and Ian Rapoport. “Alvin’s goal, and the team’s goal, was for him to remain with the and retire a Saint,” the RB’s agent, Brad Cicala, said. Although precise terms are still not known, though The Exhibit’s Josina Anderson confirms it
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In 2019, the Dolphins launched one of the most aggressive rebuilds in modern NFL history. The Chris Grier-led overhaul did eventually produce some success, with the GM’s 2022 Mike McDaniel hire leading to the franchise’s first instance of back-to-back playoff berths since the early 2000s. But the McDaniel- and Tua Tagovailoa-centered turnaround did not last.
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The Cowboys have seen a handful of players spend seasons on a franchise tag over the past several years. George Pickens will follow suit, as today’s deadline for tagged players to sign extensions has now passed. The other three players to receive tags — Breece Hall, Kyle Pitts and Daniel Jones (transition) — have all
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The Dolphins continued their work to build a reliable offensive line in this year’s offseason. Starting tackles Austin Jackson and Patrick Paul and starting center Aaron Brewer are all expected to continue leading the group, and Miami is hoping first-round guard Kadyn Proctor will fare better than guard Jonah Savaiinaea did as a rookie starter.
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After watching former No. 3 overall pick Sam Darnold win the Super Bowl, the Jets find themselves in the midst of yet another rebuild. New York hoped a veteran passer like Aaron Rodgers could elevate the franchise to its first winning record since 2015 and its first playoff appearance since 2010, and when that failed,
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When George Kittle tore his Achilles in January, he was expected to miss the first two months of the regular season. But the star tight end has attacked his rehab with zeal, putting him ahead of schedule and putting a Week 1 return firmly in play, according to Vic Tafur of The Athletic. Kittle, 32,
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During the period when the Seahawks were up for sale, opinions were split on the matter of how many suitors would emerge as contenders to purchase the franchise. Further details on that front have emerged in the wake of a sale agreement being reached. Ben Horney of Front Office Sports reports at least six suitors
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