NFL News & Analysis
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Big 12 in No Rush to Drop Texas Tech Lawsuit Over Brendan Sorsby's Eligibility
The conference's federal suit seeking authority to punish the quarterback remains active as his NFL supplemental draft window opens, with questions still hanging over his pro future and possible legal fallout.
Shedeur Sanders is closing the gap in Cleveland's quarterback race
After a bumpy rookie year, the Browns' second-year passer has turned his footwork and processing into real progress, and Cleveland is no longer rushing to name a starter.
ESPN Investigation Links Former NFL Lineman Michael Pennel to Woman Whose Body Was Found on His Former Property
An ESPN investigation reports that Michael Pennel Jr. had an ongoing relationship with Carli Guzman Roche, contradicting his statement that he did not know her. Pennel has not been charged with any crime.
Todd Bowles Says Vita Vea's Minicamp 'Hold-In' Is 'Not Concerning'
The Buccaneers' star defensive tackle is showing up but sitting out as he enters the final year of his contract, and his head coach is unbothered.
Ladd McConkey Expects to Be Ready for Chargers Training Camp
The Chargers receiver is recovering from a strained left hamstring and says he plans to be on the field when camp opens in July.
Cincinnati coach Scott Satterfield expects a flood of NFL queries on Brendan Sorsby
With Sorsby's supplemental draft application now public, his 2025 head coach says scouts and general managers are lining up to vet the quarterback, and he is ready to take the due-diligence calls.
Packers Push Back Hard Against Effort to Rewrite the Sports Broadcasting Act
The NFL's only publicly owned team says changing the 65-year-old law that lets the league pool its TV rights would threaten Green Bay's very existence.
Broncos Excuse Jonathon Cooper From Mandatory Minicamp Following Arrests
Denver kept its starting outside linebacker away from the team's final spring practices as his legal case heads toward a late-July trial.
Titans wave off Cam Ward's minicamp accuracy issues: the staff isn't worried
Some scattered misses over the past few weeks drew attention, but Tennessee's coaches still see Cam Ward as the long-term answer. The quarterback says the inconsistency comes with learning a new offense and new receivers.
George Pickens Shows Up for Cowboys Minicamp, Says He's Fine Playing on the Franchise Tag
The receiver skipped the voluntary work but reported for mandatory minicamp without hesitation, and Brian Schottenheimer liked what he saw.
Bo Nix says he's on track for training camp, explains second ankle surgery was for bone spurs
The Broncos quarterback needed a second procedure on his right ankle to clean up bone spurs. He says the medical team has cleared him as 'good as new' and he expects to be ready when camp opens.
Baker Mayfield Pushes Back on Durability Questions, Says Contract Talks Are Stalled
The Buccaneers quarterback addressed concerns about his health and acknowledged extension talks have not moved as he enters the final year of his deal.
What's Next for Chiefs WR Rashee Rice After His Release From Jail
Rice is out of jail and expected at training camp, but a possible NFL ruling on his probation violation and a knee that needed surgery cloud his road back.
Cameron Jordan Re-Signs With Saints on One-Year Deal: 'We Love New Orleans'
The franchise sack leader returns for a 16th season in New Orleans, with family and loyalty driving the decision.
After Record Deal, Will Anderson Jr. Is Hungry for a Super Bowl
The Texans made Anderson the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history. He wants the deal to be a starting point, not a destination.
Kraft Group, Patriots Sue Foxborough Over Nearly $1 Million in Gillette License Fees
The complaint argues Massachusetts law caps entertainment license fees at $100 and that the town cannot attach security payroll costs to the stadium's annual permit.
Michael Penix Jr. expects to be a full go by Falcons training camp
The Falcons quarterback tore his left ACL in Week 11 last season. He says the plan is to handle everything in team drills when camp opens in late July, pending one final sign-off from his doctor.
Four things we learned from Bills minicamp
The left guard job is wide open, the reigning rushing champ is back in the building, and Buffalo has a summer plan. Here is what stood out from the Bills' mandatory minicamp.
Did the Broncos rewrite the salary cap rulebook by cutting Russell Wilson?
Denver swallowed a record dead money charge to move on from Russell Wilson in 2024. Two years later, the league appears to be following its lead.
Falcons' James Pearce Jr. Returns to Team for Minicamp Four Months After Arrest
Coach Kevin Stefanski says the second-year edge rusher will handle individual drills while the NFL keeps his case under review.
Vikings Hire Ex-Bears GM Ryan Pace as Football Adviser to Nolan Teasley
Minnesota adds a former NFC North rival's general manager to its reshaped front office, giving new GM Nolan Teasley a veteran sounding board.
Chiefs WR Rashee Rice Released From Jail After 30-Day Sentence
Rice walked out of a Dallas County jail Tuesday and brushed past reporters after serving the sentence tied to a probation violation, leaving questions about his 2026 season unresolved.
Brendan Sorsby plans to enter NFL supplemental draft as Texas Tech exit becomes official
After a Texas judge cleared him to play and the Big 12 pushed back, the dual-threat quarterback is dropping his NCAA fight and turning pro before the June 22 deadline.
Aldon Smith's family sends his brain to Boston experts for CTE examination
Attorneys for the late pass rusher say specialists will study his brain for signs of the degenerative disease and other trauma tied to years of football.