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Free agency has shifted some teams’ priorities as NBC Sports NFL draft analyst Connor Rogers looks at how the 2026 NFL Draft may shape up after a few big signings.

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Simms’ draft quarterback rankings: Mendoza leads
Chris Simms breaks down why Fernando Mendoza is a “no-brainer” No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, examining the Indiana quarterback’s strengths and how he “has a chance to be special.”

Editor’s Picks

Nicole Auerbach explores the teams that could erase the chalk from the 2026 NCAA Tournament.
All of the top three picks projected picks in the upcoming NBA Draft will play in this year’s tournament.
The Spurs and Celtics round out the top three in this week’s rankings.
Ahmed Fareed, Brian Scalabrine, and Chris Bosh discuss how the Lakers have propelled themselves to third in the West, including the dynamic around the team with their stars settling into their roles.

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  • PHI Wide Receiver #5
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    This move could be interpreted one of two ways. Brown could be slotted into the distant WR3 role behind A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith, or he could be a No. 2 option behind Smith if the Eagles eventually part ways this offseason with the mercurial Brown. Brown in 2025 was an afterthought in the Kansas City, totaling 587 yards and five touchdowns over 16 games. He was targeted on a ho-hum 20 percent of his pass routes last year as a part-time player in a dysfunctional Chiefs offense. Brown, entering his age-29 season, could have some WR3/4 value in deeper fantasy formats if the Eagles trade away Brown in the coming weeks or months.
  • DEN Wide Receiver #17
    The Dolphins had spent the past month halfheartedly denying Waddle was available via trade during the team’s tear-down rebuild. The Broncos had to part with premium draft picks to acquire Waddle in a move that boosts the otherwise ordinary Denver receiving room. Waddle, who frequently struggled with injuries, has just 122 receptions for 1,654 yards over the past two seasons in a run-first Miami offense. The trade leaves Tutu Atwell as the Dolphins’ top wideout for now. Last year Waddle, 27, averaged 56.9 receiving yards per game, leading the Dolphins with a 41 percent air yards share and a 22 percent target share. In Denver he’ll join an offense that last year ranked fourth in pass attempts and 11th in passing yards. While Waddle could emerge as the team’s de facto No. 1 wideout, Courtland Sutton could retain that role thanks to his chemistry with Bo Nix.
  • KC Quarterback #7
    According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, other teams had interest in Fields, but his preference was to go to the Chiefs. It’s an interesting landing spot for the former No. 11 overall pick, who is now slated to join his third team in three seasons. With Patrick Mahomes (knee) still recovering from a torn ACL, Fields will be the presumed QB1 for the Chiefs throughout much of the offseason, and could draw the start in Week 1 if Mahomes is unable to start. Fields struggled during his lone season with the Jets, throwing for 1,259-7-1 in nine games while adding another 71-383-4 on the ground. One of the worst sack avoiders in the NFL, Fields was also sacked on 11.7 percent of his dropbacks and had an abysmal 23.3 percent pressure-to-sack rate. Going from one of the best sack avoiders in the league to one of the worst could present an interesting challenge for Andy Reid and the offense in the early portion of the season. That said, Fields’ rushing ability will also add another element to the offense that can be exploited in Mahomes’ offense. While he would be a risky short-term bit in 1QB leagues, Fields will have some later-round value in 2QB/Superflex leagues if Mahomes misses time. Jets beat writer Zack Rosenblatt reports the Jets are paying “all but $3 million of Fields’ $10 million guaranteed salary,” which saves them more money than what it would have cost to release him.
  • LA Wide Receiver #17
    Financial investments at the wide receiver position could have been the Rams’ primary motivating factor, though having three high-end wide receivers can hardly be viewed as a negative, albeit a pricey one. Nacua is entering the final year of his rookie contract and will presumably sign “a significant second contract” soon. Adams is due $24 million this season and Brown is set to make $29 million. Florio believes today might have been the Rams’ self-imposed deadline for trading Adams away because his $6 million roster bonus just became fully guaranteed. It appears as though Adams will remain a Ram for 2026, but anything is possible. Stay tuned.
  • LAC Quarterback #5
    Lance served as the backup to Justin Herbert in 2025, apparently doing enough to warrant a return to the team for the coming season. Lance has started six games across 16 appearances in four professional seasons with the 49ers, Cowboys, and Chargers, starting one game each in the previous two seasons. His career five-to-five touchdown-to-interception ratio and 54.0% completion rate leave a lot to be desired, particularly considering he has not thrown a touchdown since his rookie season in 2021. At bare minimum, he brings familiarity with the offensive system and continuity behind Herbert.
  • LAC Running Back #34
    Mitchell became an unrestricted free agent after the Ravens chose not to tender him. It’s hard to imagine much of a better landing spot for the speedster. Chargers OC Mike McDaniel turned De’Von Achane into a home run machine in Miami, and Mitchell is one of the few players who can match Achane’s top-end speed. Mitchell will be parked behind Omarion Hampton in LA, but he should hold some fantasy value if he can secure the RB2 gig. Mitchell ran for 341 yards at 5.8 yards per carry last year. His career average is over six YPC. Even as strictly a backup, Mitchell will be an intriguing fantasy bet in 2026.
  • BAL Defensive End #91
    Baltimore now has Maxx Crosby’s replacement roughly 12 hours after his trade fell through. Hendrickson had been holding out for a better deal to start free agency and the Crosby debacle created an opening for him. At just $28 million per year, Hendrickson isn’t quite paid like the top-tier EDGE-rushers, but he should still crack the top-10. He was injured for much of 2025 and totaled just four sacks, but his 2024 and 2023 seasons were enough to get him paid. Hendrickson tallied 17.5 sacks in both of those seasons. That was enough to lead the league two years ago. He will now be the centerpiece of first-year head coach Jesse Minter’s defense.
  • KC Quarterback #15
    Speaking on the Rich Eisen Show on ESPN, Albert Breer reported that the hope in Kansas City is that Patrick Mahomes is “close to being himself” by Week 1 of the coming season. Well, that doesn’t sound promising. Mahomes didn’t have surgery on his torn ACL until the middle of December, with most athletes in the league today requiring a 9-12-month recovery timeline. The absolute front end of that window puts him back to football activities in the middle of September, while the back end means Mahomes would be looking at the Physically Unable to Perform list to start the 2026 season. We wouldn’t put it past Mahomes to hit the earlier end of his recovery timetable, but we also wound’t be counting on him for Week 1. Much yet to come out of Kansas City regarding their star quarterback.
  • FA Defensive End #91
    The offseason Hendrickson saga continues to surge on through the first two days of legal tampering, with one of the top free agents on the market yet to sign - we now know why. Russini reports that he has offers on the table and will make a formal decision on Wednesday. It is not uncommon for teams to require a bit of salary cap magic prior to signing a player of Hendrickson’s magnitude, something that appears to be in the works behind the scenes as multiple franchises lobby for his services. Stay tuned.
  • NYJ Quarterback #7
    Smith agreed to a restructured contract with the Raiders before the trade, complicating the salary implications, but the Raiders are reportedly picking up most of this year’s salary. To say that Smith’s year in the desert didn’t go well is an insult to the phrase “didn’t go well” as he led the league in interceptions and saw his adjusted yards per attempt fall from 7.5 to 6.8. He’s entering his age-36 season and is a last-chance gasp to keep the Jets from starting someone completely new. That said, if the Jets have something going right for their offense, it is their offensive line, and Smith probably looked worse than he was behind Vegas’ league-worst line. There’s the possibility of a dead cat bounce QB2 superflex season here. The Raiders have to be thrilled to save any money in a trade and the idea of getting a sixth-round pick on top of that can only help them as they move on to (what we all assume will be) the Fernando Mendoza Era.

NBC Sports Podcasts

March Madness 2026

John Fanta fills out his March Madness bracket live, explaining his Final Four picks, big upsets, Cinderella candidates and more for the 2026 NCAA Tournament.
Nicole Auerbach and John Fanta react to Miami (OH) making the NCAA Tournament as the last team in the field and what this year’s bubble says about the possibility of tournament expansion.
Nicole Auerbach sees one conference dominating March Madness on the men’s side.
Check out how Nicole Auerbach sees the women’s NCAA Tournament playing out.
Vaughn Dalzell breaks down three upset candidates for the first round of the 2026 NCAA Tournament!
As the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament begins this week, here’s a guide to who’s playing.
Selection Sunday sets the March Madness bracket in stone, so here’s everything you need to know about the seeding and format for the 2026 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament.

NFL

The Saints are adding a running back.
As the Dolphins look to build under new General Manager Jon-Eric Sullivan and head coach Jeff Hafley, they now have even more picks to do just that in the upcoming draft.
In addition to draft compensation, the Dolphins have gained some salary cap relief by trading receiver Jaylen Waddle to the Broncos.

Premier League

Manchester City look to the Etihad Stadium for a historic comeback in the UEFA Champions League when Real Madrid head to England for Tuesday’s Round of 16 second leg on Tuesday.
We’re into the thick of it now, with six Premier League teams still alive for the European Cup in the chase to unseat PSG and take a place in the throne room come May 31 in Budapest, Hungary.
Michael Kayode and Igor Thiago gave the Europe-chasing Bees a 2-0 lead but Adam Armstrong scored before halftime and Tolu Arokodare struck late to seal a point for the visitors.
Check out the Premier League schedule for the 2025-26 season, with everything you need for all 380 games.

NBA

“You can’t win in this league without great players, and I was blessed from the day I took this job with incredible talent.”
Vaughn Dalzell and Drew Dinsick break down why the Nuggets are heavy favorites to take down the 76ers, who are struggling with a decimated roster that likely won’t stand up to Denver’s Nikola Jokic-led lineup.
Vaughn Dalzell and Drew Dinsick discuss their picks heading into Tuesday’s game between the Bucks and Cavs, where they recommend betting on Cleveland even though Milwaukee could challenge with Jarrett Allen out.

NFL Offseason

Mike Florio and Chris Simms discuss the Chiefs reportedly trading for Justin Fields, dissecting how Andy Reid could possibly use the athletic quarterback and get the most out of his abilities.
Chris Simms breaks down why Fernando Mendoza is a “no-brainer” No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, examining the Indiana quarterback’s strengths and how he “has a chance to be special.”
Mike Florio and Chris Simms break down PFT’s reporting on the Rams exploring a Davante Adams trade during A.J. Brown talks, analyzing the situation in Los Angeles.
Mike Florio and Chris Simms discuss Trey Hendrickson’s comments after joining the Baltimore Ravens and analyze the pass rusher’s contract after the Maxx Crosby trade fell through.
Mike Florio tells Chris Simms what sources are telling him about A.J. Brown and examines the wide receiver’s future with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Chris Simms and Mike Florio discuss Geno Smith’s return to New York and explain why the quarterback is a veteran presence the Jets need.
Mike Florio and Chris Simms decide which quarterback competition will have more intrigue: Kyler Murray vs. J.J. McCarthy in Minnesota, or Tua Tagovailoa vs. Michael Penix Jr. in Atlanta.

Bracket Tips

Bet on experienced coach when TCU plays Ohio State
Trysta Krick and Vaughn Dalzell preview a battle between Ohio State and TCU, sharing why Horned Frogs, a team that "performs very well as an underdog" and is 9-3 against the spread this season, will upset the Buckeyes.

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Motor Sports

Michael Mosiman scored four top-fives and a sixth-place finish in the first six rounds of the 250 West division.
As the 450 riders continue to settle their title fight, the 250 division hosts the first East / West Showdown of 2026.
In the fifth race of the new season, the duo showed it has recovered from the Phoenix defeat with a race victory at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Hamlin overcome an early speeding penalty and drove from 31st through the field in a fairly dominating win for Joe Gibbs Racing and Toyota.

Rotoworld

The veteran mid-range technician has come alive just in time for the fantasy playoffs.
Patrick Daugherty and Kyle Dvorchak break down the Jets reportedly trading Justin Fields to the Chiefs, highlighting how it was a “big need” for Kansas City to add to their QB room.
Patrick Daugherty and Kyle Dvorchak unpack Dallas Goedert’s new deal with the Philadelphia Eagles, including how it impacts the status of A.J. Brown with the team moving forward.
Eric Samulski discusses 21 hitters who could be fantasy baseball values in 2026
Cody Williams is breaking out at just the right time for fantasy managers.

Betting

Golf

The final pathway into the Masters is through San Antonio at the Valero Texas Open, where the winner if not already eligible goes straight to Augusta National. The exception is S.H. Kim, who goes straight home to South Korea regardless of the outcome.
Cameron Young hit the shot of his life to win the 2026 Players Championship on Sunday.
Matt Fitzpatrick walks through the final shots at the Players Championship, leaving him just one stroke off a victory losing out to Cameron Young in the final moments.
Ludvig Aberg talked with the media after the final round of the Players Championship; finishing tied for fifth after struggles on Sunday after leading after three rounds.
Cameron Young speaks with the media after winning the Players Championship in a narrow final round and reflects on this moment in his career.
See the full 2026 Players Championship payout and prize money breakdown, including how much each player earned at TPC Sawgrass with the complete final standings and earnings table.

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