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Joe Schoen said the Giants have discussed Cam Skattebo’s botched backflip and would prefer the running back avoid the stunt so close to training camp. Skattebo is cleared, handling a full workload and has worked as New York’s No. 1 back in.
The San Francisco 49ers have added defensive tackle Gracen Halton on a rookie contract, while Washington announced the departure of an ex-Carolina Panthers general manager from its front office. NFL.com's transaction hub has the latest offseason updates.
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Aaron Rodgers says the offense Mike McCarthy is installing in Pittsburgh feels familiar to him, calling it "stuff that we used to run." McCarthy, meanwhile, is leaning on proven concepts rather than wholesale change as he prepares to reboot a long-struggling Steelers attack.
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Josh Allen acknowledged Buffalo is entering a different phase in 2026, calling it 'a lot of new,' but reiterated the franchise's primary objective remains winning a Lombardi Trophy as the team prepares for the coming season.
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Mike Tomlin said in his first NBC interview that Pittsburgh’s lack of playoff progress helped convince him it was time to move on after 19 seasons. He also said he expects Aaron Rodgers to keep playing, keeping the Steelers’ quarterback outlook in the spotlight.
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John Harbaugh said he quickly cleared the air with Malik Nabers after the receiver questioned the Giants' first-round strategy during a livestream. The coach explained how Arvell Reese fits New York's defense and made it clear the team does not view the moment as a real issue.
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Houston reportedly acquired David Montgomery from Detroit as the Texans prepare for a likely split with Joe Mixon.
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49ers GM John Lynch says San Francisco values Mac Jones and would only move him for a strong return.
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Dallas agreed to a three-year, $24 million extension with RB Javonte Williams, including $16 million guaranteed, after his breakout 2025 season.
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Andy Reid said Kansas City is still communicating with Travis Kelce about 2026 but called talk of a Tyreek Hill return inactive for now.
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Indiana lawmakers advanced a bill to create a stadium authority for a potential Bears venue near Hammond, while Illinois talks hit another pause.
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The Paul Allen estate says Seattle’s sale process is now active, with a deal expected in the 2026 offseason pending NFL owner approval.
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Kansas City reworked Patrick Mahomes’ deal to open $43.56 million in 2026 cap room, but more moves are still needed before the new league year.
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Cleveland is hiring Atlanta Falcons defensive pass game coordinator Mike Rutenberg as its new defensive coordinator, NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport, Tom Pelissero and Mike Garafolo reported Monday.
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Miami releases Tyreek Hill as part of sweeping cost-saving moves that clear $56M+ in 2026 cap space under new leadership.
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Derek Carr says an NFL comeback is possible, but only in the right situation. During a recent episode of Home Grown with David & Derek Carr, the 34-year-old quarterback said he would consider unretiring in 2026, but not just for any team.
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The Giants are reportedly hiring former Titans head coach Brian Callahan as QB coach, adding another experienced voice to help Jaxson Dart take a Year 2 jump.
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NBC Sports’ broadcast of Super Bowl LX delivered one of the biggest television audiences in U.S. history, averaging 124.9 million viewers across NBC, Peacock, Telemundo, NBC Sports Digital, and NFL+ (official live + same-day Nielsen Big Data + Panel).
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With the New England Patriots chasing what would be a record-setting seventh Super Bowl win — and their first title run without Bill Belichick or Tom Brady — Brady became part of the storyline this week for a reason that had nothing to do with the field.
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Tennessee officially hired former Giants head coach Brian Daboll as offensive coordinator under new head coach Robert Saleh. Daboll’s QB-development résumé (Josh Allen, Daniel Jones) makes this a major investment in No. 1 pick Cam Ward, after a rocky rookie year and a short-lived Brian Callahan era.
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Buffalo is keeping its Josh Allen-era continuity intact, promoting offensive coordinator Joe Brady to head coach on a five-year deal.
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