Kwon Alexander to visit with Steelers - ProFootballTalk
The Steelers may be adding some depth on defense.
Linebacker Kwon Alexander is set to take a free agent visit with the franchise on Monday night, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
Kwon Alexander to visit with Steelers - ProFootballTalk
The Steelers may be adding some depth on defense.
Linebacker Kwon Alexander is set to take a free agent visit with the franchise on Monday night, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
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Titans rookie RB Tyjae Spears on report he doesn't have an ACL- I'm healthy - ProFootballTalk
Spears has torn the ACL in one of his knees twice with the last one coming in 2020 and Rapoport reported that his Combine medical check showed full thickness cartilage loss, arthritis, and no ACL in that knee. As a result of the knee issues, Rapoport indicated that some teams believe he will be a “one-contract guy” in the NFL.
J.C. Jackson looking forward to "revenge game" against Patriots - ProFootballTalk
Chargers cornerback J.C. Jackson has one game circled on this year’s schedule.
The Chargers will be in Foxborough to face the Patriots in Week 13 and that will provide Jackson with his first chance to face his former team since leaving as a free agent in 2022. During a recent appearance on NFL Network, Jackson sounded like he still has some hard feelings about his departure from New England.
Cardinals sign Matt Haack - ProFootballTalk
Haack participated in the team’s rookie minicamp on a tryout basis and did enough to earn a contract with the club.
He was with Indianapolis last year after Buffalo cut him in favor of then-rookie Matt Ariza. Hack punted 70 times for the Colts in 2022, averaging 44.8 yards with a net average of 40.2 yards. He dropped 28 of his punts inside the 20 with three touchbacks.
Quinnen Williams scrubs Jets from his Twitter page - ProFootballTalk
Social media has become a tool for sending messages. And Jets defensive tackle Quinnen Williams has sent a pointed one to his current team.
Williams has removed any reference to the Jets from his Twitter page. After the title “Defensive Tackle for,” there is now a stream of periods.
The move comes at a time when Williams is boycotting voluntary offseason workouts as he tries to get a new deal. Recent reports have suggested that a major gap remains between the parties’ positions.
The defensive tackle market currently has Aaron Donald of the Rams far and away above the others, at $31.667 million annually. More than $8 million per year below Donald is Titans defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons, at $23.5 million. Commanders defensive tackle Daron Payne and Giants defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence are next, at $22.5 million.
Giants sign third-round pick Jalin Hyatt - ProFootballTalk
The team announced the signing of third-round pick Jalin Hyatt. The wideout is the fifth of seven selections to sign with the team, leaving only first-rounder Deonte Banks and second-rounder John Michael Schmitz unsigned.
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Saints agree to terms first-round pick Bryan Bresee - ProFootballTalk
The Saints have agreed to terms with their top pick from this year’s draft on a contract.
According to multiple reports, first-round pick Bryan Bresee has agreed to his four-year deal with the team. The defensive tackle stands to make over $12.263 million over the life of the deal and the Saints hold a team option for a fifth season.
Joe Burrow on contract extension- That's in the works - ProFootballTalk
Cincinnati picked up Burrow’s fifth-year option — a move that was more of a formality than anything else given the quarterback’s performance over his first three seasons. But in a statement announcing the move, the team also noted that it was working with Burrow and his representation to secure the quarterback’s “long-term future as a Bengal.”
Vikings sign first-round pick Jordan Addison - ProFootballTalk
Vikings first-round pick Jordan Addison has agreed to his first NFL contract.
Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports that the Vikings signed Addison on Wednesday. It’s a four-year deal worth over $13.73 million with a team option for a fifth season.
Commanders fans will have to keep the cork in their champagne for a little while longer.
NFL executive V.P. of communications, public affairs, and policy Jeff Miller told reporters during a Thursday conference call that there will be no vote during next week’s ownership meeting on the proposed sale of the Commanders by Daniel Snyder to Josh Harris.
Jason Kelce- Eagles lost "smartest player I've ever been around" when Steelers signed Isaac Seumalo - ProFootballTalk
“I think he’s one of the best guards in the NFL, and I think he has been,” Kelce said, via NFL.com. “I think he’s one of the most consistent players I’ve ever been around, one of the most consistent people I’ve ever been around. So we’re not going to replace Isaac, there’s going to be someone new in there, and they’re going to have their attributes that they’re going to excel with, and I’m looking forward to seeing who does a really good job with that.”
Kelce said Seumalo’s approach to the game is something that perhaps only someone who has been next to him on the line of scrimmage for years can understand.
First-round pick Deonte Banks agrees to deal with Giants - ProFootballTalk
Another 2023 first-rounder has agreed to his first NFL contract.
According to multiple reports, Giants cornerback Deonte Banks has agreed to terms with the team. The 24th overall pick is the sixth member of the Giants’ draft class to reach a deal, which leaves only second-round center John Michael Schmitz left on the docket.
Omar Khan- Mitch Trubisky extension will be done shortly - ProFootballTalk
The Steelers are keeping some more continuity in their quarterbacks room behind 2022 first-round pick Kenny Pickett.
After agreeing to re-sign Mason Rudolph earlier this week, Pittsburgh General Manager Omar Khan said in an interview on the Pat McAfee Show that the club is close to signing Mitchell Trubisky to a new deal.
Cowboys would be wise to pay Micah Parsons as soon as they can - ProFootballTalk
With quarterback Dak Prescott, the Cowboys played the waiting game — and lost. With Micah Parsons, they should not delay.
Parsons, regardless of whether he’s a linebacker or a defensive end, is arguably the best defensive player in football. He becomes eligible for a new contract immediately after the 2023 regular season ends. That’s when the Cowboys should make him the highest paid defensive player in NFL history.
Report- Super Bowl LX is expected to be awarded to San Francisco - ProFootballTalk
It’s not official yet, but it reportedly will be soon.
During next week’s meeting in Minneapolis, owners are expected to award Super Bowl LX to Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, reports Ben Fischer of Sports Business Journal. The game will be played in February 2026, and it will be televised by NBC.
Antonio Brown says he'll play for the Albany Empire - ProFootballTalk
Antonio Brown could soon become pro football’s first owner-player since George Halas.
Brown, who owns the Albany Empire, recently told Roger Wyland of WNYT-TV that he’ll play in an upcoming game. Brown plans to play in a game. He’ll debut as soon as May 27.
Lions center Frank Ragnow optimistic about his health after "brutal" foot injury - ProFootballTalk
Lions center Frank Ragnow has suffered the same injury to his left foot in each of the last two seasons, but he’s optimistic that the worst is behind him.
“Coming along,” Ragnow said, via MLive.com. “We’re good. We’re being smart with it though. We’re not rushing and making sure I get enough rest, because last season was one to forget in terms of that. It was brutal. So, just trying to be smart with it.”
Patriots pass rusher Josh Uche not getting 'big-headed' after breakout year- 'It’s not like I just figured it out. It’s a continuous process'
Patriots linebacker Josh Uche's season was not, however. Nonetheless, Uche is not resting upon his individual success from a season ago, but looking to build upon it.
"Last year is last year. Can't cash in on much from last year," Uche said Thursday, via Masslive.com’s Chris Mason. "It's a new season. Just focusing on the next opponent, just improving. It's a new season. New plays need to be made, new steps need to be taken. Just trying to forget last year, just build and become the best football player I can be."
Though the 24-year-old might want to walk back his thoughts on cashing in on his 2022 campaign as he heads into the final year of his rookie deal, Uche's staying grounded and has no call for a larger helmet size after a breakout showing.
NFC North projected starters for 2023 NFL season- Lions look like division's best; Packers a wild team
With the 2023 NFL Draft and most of free agency in the rearview, Gregg Rosenthal will project starting lineups for all 32 teams, because that's his idea of fun. Click the link and check out the NFC North breakdowns.
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