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Rams' Alaric Jackson will not face a felony charge; case assigned for diversion
The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office confirmed Jackson will not face a felony charge stemming from his June arrest. His case was referred to the city attorney and assigned for a pre-filing diversion program, though the NFL could still review the matter under its personal conduct policy.
Vinod Khosla group agrees to buy Seahawks for a reported $9.6 billion, a record NFL sale
The venture capitalist would take over a reigning-era contender fresh off a Super Bowl LX title, pending an owner vote scheduled for late August.
Judge eases Terrion Arnold's bond conditions, clearing him to work out for NFL teams
A Florida judge ruled the cornerback will not have to wear a GPS tracker and may travel to audition for clubs while his criminal case proceeds.
Study finds NFL players about four times more likely to die from neurodegenerative disease
Researchers from Mass General Brigham, Boston University and the Concussion & CTE Foundation reviewed death records for nearly 20,000 players spanning 1960 to 2019.
Commanders to Retire No. 44 for Hall of Famer John Riggins
Washington will lift the number of its all-time leading rusher to the rafters during a November home game, cementing one of the franchise's most beloved legends.
Colts to Honor Adam Vinatieri With Ring of Honor Induction
The NFL's all-time leading scorer will take his place among Indianapolis greats this fall, weeks after his Hall of Fame enshrinement.
Rasul Douglas Signs One-Year Deal With Commanders to Bolster Secondary
The veteran cornerback lands in Washington on a one-year contract worth up to $3.8 million after a strong 2025 season in Miami.
The Jets Are Rebuilding Their Secondary Without Sauce Gardner
New York traded away the highest-paid cornerback in football, and now Aaron Glenn's defense is being remade around new faces and a very different plan.
Caleb Williams Sends Pope Leo XIV an Autographed Bears Jersey
The Bears quarterback's No. 18 gift, marked with a nod to his Jesuit school days, found its way to the first American-born pope.
The Chiefs remade their cornerback room, and now it's camp's most open competition
Kansas City traded Trent McDuffie, lost Jaylen Watson to the Rams, drafted Mansoor Delane sixth overall, and brought L'Jarius Sneed back. Six corners are now fighting for jobs, and only one starting spot looks settled.
Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift got married at Madison Square Garden, and the guest list did not disappoint
The couple wed Friday evening in front of 1,000 guests at 'The Garden,' with Adam Sandler officiating, Ed Sheeran and half the NFL in the room, and a $26 million charity gift as the send-off.
Mike Evans Is Already at Home in San Francisco
The veteran receiver left Tampa Bay in free agency, and the 49ers say he has slotted into their offense without missing a beat.
It's official: Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are getting married at Madison Square Garden on Friday
A law enforcement official briefed on security plans confirms the wedding is happening at 'The Garden' on Friday, July 3. The MSG theory we chased in June just went from fan math to filed permits.
Chris Johnson wants the Ice Bucket Challenge back, and he is leading the call
Days after sharing his ALS diagnosis, the Titans' 'CJ2K' is turning his fight into a cause and asking the football world to douse itself with ice water again.
Former Titans Scout Blaise Taylor Found Guilty of Murder
A jury convicted the ex-Arkansas State defensive back and NFL scout in the 2023 poisoning death of Jade Benning and her unborn child.
Calais Campbell's mother dies in Atlanta; his brother charged with murder
Nateal Campbell, 71, was found dead at her Atlanta home. Authorities have charged her son Ciarre Campbell in her death.
Brendan Sorsby will not sue the NFL and sets his sights on the 2027 draft
The quarterback and the NFLPA agree there will be no litigation over his blocked entry, closing a two-month saga and turning attention to the next draft.
Lions release cornerback Terrion Arnold after judge sets $1 million bond with conditions
A Florida judge set bond at $1 million with restrictions, and the Lions released Arnold in a roster move. He is charged, not convicted, and his attorney says the state has not shown he directed the alleged crimes.
Judge David Doty, Whose Rulings Reshaped NFL Free Agency, Dies at 96
The federal judge oversaw the NFL's labor relationship for decades and helped establish the framework of free agency and the salary cap that still governs the league today.
Chris Johnson, the Titans' 'CJ2K,' shares his ALS diagnosis
The former NFL rushing star and 2009 Offensive Player of the Year opened up about living with ALS, the disease he was diagnosed with in 2025.
Patriots and Christian Gonzalez Race the Clock on an Extension Before Camp
New England's No. 1 cornerback is eligible for a long-term deal for the first time, and the calendar is starting to matter.
Demario Davis spends close to $1 million a year keeping his body in the game
At 37 and entering his 15th season, the Jets linebacker treats his physical maintenance like a business. A six-person team and a $160,000 wellness device are part of the plan.
Rookie CB Chris Johnson Is Already the Centerpiece of Miami's Made-Over Secondary
The Dolphins moved up for the San Diego State corner in April. Now Jeff Hafley wants him learning every spot in the back end before training camp.
Brandon Aiyuk blames his ex-agent as his push to leave the 49ers rolls on
The latest chapter in Aiyuk's standoff with San Francisco has a new target: his former agent. The receiver says he fired him in November, but nothing has changed on the transaction front.