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With over $11MM in cap space, the Dolphins could afford to make one or more low-cost additions late in free agency. At least three positions on defense are likely to remain unchanged heading into training camp, though. As Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald writes, agents representing some of the top edge rushers, cornerbacks and […]

This is Fourth of July Weekend, a fitting time to discuss America’s Team. The Cowboys missed the postseason in each of the past two years, but a couple of their key figures have expressed optimism they will return to contention in 2026. Quarterback Dak Prescott said in June that making the playoffs is the “minimum” expectation.

In this week’s edition of the PFR mailbag, questions on potential trades involving the Browns and Jets are answered. Topics covering a Jalen Carter Eagles extension, the 2027 draft class and Terrion Arnold‘s future are also covered. Adrian asks: Assuming the Browns are prepared to deal after the Myles Garrett trade, where do you see Denzel Ward

With training camp a few weeks away and the NFL in the midst of a rare quiet period, this is a good time to examine each team’s largest 2026 cap hit. This exercise will focus on players who are still on their teams’ rosters. That disqualifies the likes of Tua Tagovailoa (Dolphins), Aaron Rodgers (Jets)

Tyler Linderbaum left a $27MM per year hole on the Ravens’ offensive depth chart when he departed for Las Vegas in free agency. The team signed a few underwhelming replacement options soon after Linderbaum’s departure, and when the draft came and went without the selection of a rookie center, many presumed an additional outside option

The Dolphins will have to decide on edge defender Chop Robinson‘s fifth-year option for 2028 by next spring. In the meantime, they are counting on Robinson to take on a more prominent role in the third year of his career, Marcel Louis-Jacques of ESPN relays. “Hopefully he becomes an every-down player,” Dolphins rookie head coach

Terrion Arnold initially seemed to be on track to remain with the Lions through training camp as his criminal case proceeded. On Monday, however, the former first-round cornerback was waived by Detroit. Arnold’s Detroit tenure officially came to an end yesterday. He will remain on the waiver wire through to Monday, July 6. Teams could put

The buzz surrounding Aaron Donald and the Rams continues. An expectation exists that a reunion between team and player will take place later this offseason. SportsBoom’s Jason La Canfora reports there is a “growing sense” within the Rams’ organization and around the league that Donald will indeed return to Los Angeles. No firm timeline is in place