Four-plus months after their season ended, the Steelers finally got an answer on quarterback Aaron Rodgers‘ future last weekend. Rodgers agreed to return on a second straight one-year deal, which came as a relief to a Pittsburgh team that saw free agent and trade options erode over the past couple of months. The 42-year-old future […]
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The Chiefs‘ issues at wide receiver have impacted their offensive production during the mid-2020s. After Patrick Mahomes‘ 2022 MVP season, Kansas City’s offense has ranked 15th, 15th and 21st in scoring over the past three campaigns. An upper-crust defense helped cover for the team’s offensive issues en route to Super Bowls LVIII and LIX, but
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Cooper DeJean soared to first-team All-Pro acclaim last season, earning that honor for his standout work as a slot cornerback. That will still be DeJean’s primary position, but the Eagles are introducing a wrinkle for the third-year standout. Philadelphia intends to play DeJean at safety in base sets, Vic Fangio said Thursday (via The Athletic’s
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Collin Johnson announced his retirement on Thursday. The receiver’s NFL career has therefore come to an end at the age of 28. “Football has shaped my life in more ways than I can put into words,” Johnson’s announcement reads in part. “It taught me faith, discipline, resilience, leadership, and how to compete at the highest level. I’m thankful
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Isaiahh Loudermilk is changing teams for the first time in his career. The sixth-year defensive lineman signed with the Vikings on Thursday, per a team announcement. [RELATED: Vikings Prepare For Second Round Of GM Interviews] Loudermilk entered the league as a fifth-round pick of the Steelers. He handed a 29% snap share as a rookie but
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Today’s midweek minor moves: Carolina Panthers Signed: TE Heinrich Haarberg Waived (with injury settlement): RB Montrell Johnson Waived: OLB Jamil Muhammad Las Vegas Raiders Waived (with injury settlement): DT Brodric Martin New England Patriots Signed: DT Travis Shaw Released: LS Niko Lalos The Panthers are adding some tight end help in the form Haarberg, a
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Weeks after Chad Brinker‘s decision to step away from his high-ranking role in the Titans’ front office, the team has made a significant hire to join its Mike Borgonzi-fronted operation. Dave Gardi will join the team as its executive vice president of football operations. The Titans announced the hire, indicating Gardi will report directly to
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The Lions addressed their wide receiver position with a Day 3 draft choice while reuniting new OC Drew Petzing with ex-Cardinal Greg Dortch. The team is making another move for potential depth, however. Cedrick Wilson Jr. signed with the Lions on Wednesday, per a team announcement. Wilson spent last season with the Dolphins, returning to Miami
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Stars Puka Nacua, George Pickens, Drake London and Chris Olave top of the list of receivers who are unsigned beyond 2026. Not to be forgotten, the Cardinals’ Michael Wilson is also on track to reach free agency in a year. Wilson could be a candidate for a contract extension, but he isn’t focused on the
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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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