Isaiah Wynn re-signs with Dolphins
Veteran offensive lineman Isaiah Wynn will be back for another year in Miami.
The Dolphins are re-signing Wynn to a one-year contract, his agent told reporters.
Wynn was a first-round pick of the Patriots in 2018 and spent five seasons in New England. Last year he signed a one-year contract with Miami.
FSU WR K. Coleman #33
Utah DB C. Bishop #60
Duke DT D. Carter #95
Kentucky RB R.Davis #128
Georgia C S.VanPran-Granger #141
Washington LB Edefuan Ulofoshio #160
Troy DE J.Solomon #168
UCF OT T.Grable #204
Penn ST. CB D.Hardy #219
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Jaguars sign Trevis Gipson
The team announced their previously reported deal with kicker Joey Slye and they also announced an agreement with linebacker Trevis Gipson. They did not announce the terms of the deal.
Gipson signed with the Titans last August an played in eight games for them during the regular season. He had six tackles, a sack and a forced fumble in those appearances.
Report- Aaron Lynch has workout with Browns
Per Ian Rapoport of NFL Media, Cleveland had a workout with defensive end Aaron Lynch on Monday.
Lynch, 31, was a 49ers fifth-round pick in 2014. But he hasn’t played since 2020 when he was with the Jaguars. That season, he appeared in eight games and recorded a sack, three QB hits, and one tackle for loss.
Lynch’s most productive season came for San Francisco way back in 2015, as he recorded 6.5 sacks, 13 tackles for loss, and 21 QB hits.
Leighton Vander Esch will retire from football, due to neck issues - NBC Sports
Linebacker Leighton Vander Esch will be calling it a career.
Per multiple reports, the former Cowboy will be retiring today.
A first-round pick in 2018, he made it to the Pro Bowl as a rookie. Last year, injuries limited him to only five games.
He has had neck issues dating back to college. The Cowboys released him last week, after he failed a physical.
The fact that multiple NFL stadiums will convert to pristine, high-end grass surfaces in order to host FIFA World Cup games makes the argument tougher for the league. But it all comes down to bargaining power. If NFL venues want to host those matches, NFL venues must have acceptable grass surfaces.
For NFL games, there’s no equivalent business impetus for the owners to do what the players want. It’s something that could, in theory, be handled at the bargaining table. If it’s an issue on which management simply won’t yield, then the players would have to be willing to strike over it.
They likely won’t.
That’s the biggest problem for the NFLPA. The owners can and will shut the sport down for a year to get what they want. The players won’t.
Until they will, they likely won’t be getting grass in all stadiums — unless they make some other major concession that the owners deem to be a fair tradeoff.
NFLPA president Jalen Reeves-Maybin believes shift to grass fields "can happen" - NBC Sports
Dolphins sign Jack Driscoll - NBC Sports
The team announced the signing of former Eagle Jack Driscoll. No terms of the deal were disclosed.
Driscoll was a 2020 fourth-round pick and he appeared in 58 regular season and playoff games while with the NFC East club. Driscoll started 17 of those games and saw time at both guard and tackle in Philadelphia.
Kentavius Street signs with Falcons - NBC Sports
Defensive lineman Kentavius Street is sticking around Atlanta.
The Falcons traded for Street during the 2023 season and the team announced that he signed a new contract with them on Monday. The team did not announce the terms of the deal.
Street and a 2025 seventh-round pick went from the Eagles to the Falcons in exchange for a 2024 sixth-round pick last October in the wake of Falcons defensive tackle Grady Jarrett’s season-ending knee injury. He started five games before landing on injured reserve with a pectoral injury.
Byron Cowart signs with Bears - NBC Sports
The Bears announced that they’ve signed Cowart to their offseason roster. It is a one-year contract for Cowart.
Cowart spent time with the Chiefs and Texans during last year’s offseason and then signed to the Dolphins practice squad during the season. His last game action came in 17 appearances with the Colts in 2022. He had 12 tackles in those appearances.
Cowart also played in 19 games and made 14 starts for the Patriots in 2019 and 2020. He had 29 tackles, a sack, and a pass defensed.
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CB Tavierre Thomas agrees to terms on one-year deal with Buccaneers - NBC Sports
Thomas, 28, had taken free agent visits to the Lions and the Bucs.
He will compete for the nickel cornerback job with incumbent Christian Izien and also could become a core special teams player.
Thomas has played most of his career in the slot, including 303 there with the Texans in 2023 and 390 in 2022.
In six seasons, Thomas has totaled 225 tackles, six tackles for loss, one sack, six pass breakups, two interceptions and six forced fumbles.
Jerry Jeudy, Browns agree to three-year contract extension - NBC Sports
Jeudy has agreed to a three-year contract extension worth up to $58 million with $41 million guaranteed at signing, according to multiple reports.
A first-round pick in 2020, Jeudy was slated to become an unrestricted free agent next March after completing his rookie contract. But now, he’ll be tied to Cleveland through 2027.
Jeudy, 24, has 211 career receptions for 3,053 yards with 11 touchdowns in 57 games. While he has battled through injuries, he was on the field for 16 games with the Broncos last year. He finished the season with 54 catches for 758 yards with two TDs.
Jeudy’s best year came in 2022, when he caught 67 passes for 972 yards with six TDs.
Pennsylvania governor pushes for Pittsburgh to host the 2026 or 2027 NFL draft - NBC Sports
Shapiro wrote a letter to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to say that the state and the Steel City are an ideal location for the draft.
“Pittsburgh has established itself as one of the most dynamic cities on the East Coast — and the birthplace of professional football,” Shapiro said. “Pittsburgh is the best choice in the country to host the NFL Draft.”
Shapiro said the draft and its surrounding activities would have 350,000 visitors and an impact on the Pittsburgh-area economy worth $100 million.
For half a century, the draft was always in New York City, and although the event’s stature grew as a major television event, it was never seen as a big deal as an in-person fan experience. But in 2015 and 2016 the draft moved to Chicago and was accompanied by a major outdoor fan attraction, and since then it has been viewed by both the NFL and the host cities as major tourism event.
James Proche agrees to return to Browns on one-year deal - NBC Sports
Per Zac Jackson of TheAthletic.com, Cleveland has agreed to terms with return specialist James Proche on a one-year deal.
Proche, 27, joined the Browns’ practice squad in late October and was signed to the 53-man roster in November. He appeared in 10 games for Cleveland, averaging 9.0 yards on 22 punt returns. He also had a 19-yard kick return. While he received five targets, he did not make a reception.
Proche was a Ravens sixth-round pick in 2020 and appeared in 43 games with the team. He caught 25 passes for 278 yards and averaged 8.2 yards on 27 punt returns in three seasons. He was waived by Baltimore at the start of the 2023 regular season.
Will Steelers pursue Brandon Aiyuk? - NBC Sports
Via Andrew Fillipponi of 93.7 The Fan in Pittsburgh, the Steelers “have looked into” the possibility of trading for Aiyuk. Coincidentally, or not, Aiyuk has tweeted (or posted or whatever) at Steelers coach Mike Tomlin, asking whether he agrees with those who say that Aiyuk and Tomlin look alike.
Aiyuk, a second-team All-Pro in 2023, is due to make only $14.12 million in 2024. The Steelers recently traded receiver Diontae Johnson, so they have a need. They also have a knack at finding receivers in the draft.
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