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  • HOU Defensive End #55
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    The two sides did the same thing last March via a $35.6 million deal. Hunter’s new one-year extension includes a $30.7 million signing bonus. Per PFF, Hunter totaled 83 quarterback pressures and 16 sacks last season. Both figures rank in the top five in the NFL.
  • PHI Wide Receiver #11
    Rumors have been swirling around the Eagles trading A.J. Brown, but the team has blockbuster criteria for a potential deal. NFL Network and Rapoport are reporting the Eagles would like a first-round pick and more in the deal and there are only a few teams that can offer that return which Brown would like to be traded to. Brown and the Eagles have had their fair share of tension of the 28-year-old’s target numbers, landing him in these trade rumors. A team like the Patriots would certainly have the cap space and the need for a WR1, but whether they can pay the draft capital required to get him will be the question. Brown is the top receiver seemingly available to be acquired this offseason, though the Eagles retaining him is also a likely scenario.
  • CLG Running Back
    The Titans, who have the fourth pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, could be in the running for Love, who impressed at last week’s Scouting Combine. “Anytime you can get a running back like that, especially a three-down running back, that can play in the pass game as well and be able to take over a game, you’ve seen guys in the league now that can do that,” Borgonzi said when being asked about taking a running back in the top five. Titans head coach stressed the importance of a good run game in taking pressure off of second-year QB Cam Ward following Ward’s massive rookie year struggles. The Titans could save around $7 million in cap space if they release Tony Pollard, 29, with a post-June 1 designation. If he lands in Tennessee, Love would likely be the centerpiece of Brian Daboll’s offense, relegating Tyjae Spears to breather back status.
  • FA Offensive Lineman #52
    Dalman had just landed a three-year, $42 million contract from the Bears last offseason, so this stunning move shakes up their interior line continuity badly. Dalman finished his lone season with the Bears with a 72.6 PFF offensive grade, his third year in a row rating as a quality center. He was named to the Pro Bowl for his efforts. This is a legitimate stunner — rarely do you see a 27-year-old stepping away in the prime of his career on a great contract. The Bears are now back on the center market after thinking they solved the position last offseason.
  • NYJ Running Back #20
    The Jets could still deal Hall to a contender this offseason after the veteran seemed unhappy about not making his way out of New York before last year’s trade deadline. ESPN’s Adam Schefter said Hall and the Jets front office “continue to try to hammer out a lucrative long-term deal,” however. Entering his age-25 season, Hall is unlikely to play for the Jets if the team sees interest from a few running back-needy teams this spring and summer. He has averaged 60.7 rushing yards per game and 29.4 receiving yards over 56 appearances for the Jets since 2022. Last year he notched a career high receiving success rate. He eclipsed 100 rushing yards in just four games.
  • FA Running Back
    Not only did that give Washington the fastest time amongst running backs, but he did so at 6' 1", 223 pounds, giving him a 99th percentile weight-adjusted 40 time. There have been questions about his draft profile throughout the process this offseason, but his weight-adjusted speed score alone could catapult him up draft boards in the coming months ahead of the NFL Draft in April. He did his part to help his case on Saturday.
  • CHI Wide Receiver #2
    Schultz also named quarterback Tyson Bagent as another player teams have called to trade for. Moore is coming off a dismal year that saw him reach just 682 yards on 50 grabs. This was despite the Bears’ offense taking arguably the biggest step in the league from 2024 to 2025. He is now a potential cap casualty, though another team could jump the free agency line by acquiring him via trade. The Bears have a stable of young pass-catchers in Rome Odunze, Luther Burden, and Coleston Loveland. It might make sense for both parties to move on at this point. Moore could still hold some reasonable fantasy value if a team is willing to install him as their top option. Whether he can handle that type of role anymore remains to be seen.
  • NYJ Nose Tackle #93
    As Schefter notes, the deal won’t become official until the new league year, which starts in a few weeks. Johnson was the subject of trade rumors at the deadline last year, but nothing materialized. He now gets a new home in Tennessee. Sweat, a former second-round pick, had a quiet rookie season with one sack and four TFLs. Despite appearing in five fewer games, Sweat upped his sack total to two in 2025. Pro Football Focus also charted him as a markedly improved player. He ranked fourth in run defense grade and top-20 in pass-rush grade among defensive linemen. Sweat has two more years on his rookie contract.
  • JAC Wide Receiver #7
    Thomas was drafted by a previous Jaguars regime and his play fell off dramatically — completed with major effort issues — in 2025. “There has been no indication that trading Thomas is something the Jaguars are planning, but there are teams monitoring the situation in case the hypertalented LSU product has fallen far enough down the Jacksonville depth chart that the front office would consider a move,” Graziano said. ESPN’s Ben Solak named the Patriots, Bills, Steelers, and Raiders as potential Thomas suitors this offseason. As a rookie in 2024, Thomas went for 1,282 yards and 10 touchdowns as an explosive threat, mostly with Mac Jones under center for the Jags. Thomas has shown vanishingly little chemistry with Trevor Lawrence, however.
  • HOU Quarterback #7
    “He’s not going anywhere,” Caserio added. Well, that settles that. Caserio shut down loose talk of the Texans parting with their franchise quarterback after Stroud’s nationally televised Divisional Round meltdown against the Patriots in which he threw for 212 yards, one score, and four interceptions. Texans head coach DeMeco Ryans said in late January that he would not talk about a contract extension for Stroud “right now,” fueling social media speculation that the team was not fully committed to Stroud as their long-term starter. Stroud’s sometimes massive struggles over the past two seasons likely means he won’t get a top-tier extension, though it would be a shock if the Texans parted ways with him. Since the start of the 2024 regular season Stroud ranks 23rd out of 34 qualifying QBs in EPA per drop back.

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Manchester City seek a fourth win over Newcastle United in just under two months and a place in the FA Cup quarterfinals when they travel to St. James’ Park.
Robbie Earle and Robbie Mustoe discuss Arsenal’s recent performances and wonder if their fans should be worried about their style of play despite sitting atop the table.
Tottenham Hotspur took another massive step toward relegation from the Premier League on Thursday, when Crystal Palace put three past them in 12 minutes and cruised to a 3-1 win against 10 men.

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The Buffalo Bills will pay for their stadium with, among other things, Personal Seat Licenses.
Buffalo is moving on from another one of its veteran players.
After quarterback Matthew Stafford decided in February 2025 to stay with the Rams, the Raiders needed a quarterback.
The Vikings restructured the deals of two offensive starters as part of their effort to get under the cap ahead of next Wednesday’s start to the new league year.

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Brooks was reportedly cooperative with police and was released, but still faces charges.
The Swiss rookie, out of Penn State, was showing real promise of late.
LeBron James was back to his history-making ways on Thursday night in Denver, where he passed the legendary Kareem Abdul-Jabbar for the most made field goals in NBA history.

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Michael Holley and Mike Florio discuss the Bills reportedly trading for DJ Moore and examine the wide receiver’s fit with a Buffalo team that desperately needs a big-time playmaker.
Michael Holley discusses Stefon Diggs’ time in New England and breaks down why A.J. Brown is a potential fit for the Patriots in the trade market.
Mike Florio and Chris Simms react to the Rams reportedly making a deal with the Chiefs for Trent McDuffie, explaining why Les Snead and co. are willing to trade picks to maximize their Super Bowl window.
Chris Simms and Mike Florio discuss Aaron Rodgers’ dynamic with the Steelers, examining the factors at play as the quarterback still has yet to make any sort of decision on his playing future.
Mike Florio and Chris Simms discuss the potential landing spots for Kyler Murray, including the Minnesota Vikings, Indianapolis Colts and Los Angeles Rams.
Mike Florio and Michael Holley discuss Dak Prescott’s comments on George Pickens’ contract situation, with Florio explaining why Pickens should take exception for what his quarterback said.
Chris Simms and Connor Rogers dive into the Colts transition tagging Daniel Jones, explaining why Indianapolis decided to make the move and what it means for Alec Pierce in free agency.

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Jrue Holiday has been pouring in the points lately and leads a group of 10 must-start players ahead of the weekend.
The Bills spent big to fix their wide receiver room, landing DJ Moore from Chicago for a second-round pick. The move clears the way for younger Bears to break out and give Moore a chance to turn things around in Buffalo.
No longer part of an “ugly” fantasy situation with the Steelers, Denny Carter lays out why tight end Jonnu Smith could regain his fantasy “viability” with the right offense in 2026.
With DJ Moore reportedly traded to the Bills, Denny Carter shares why he believes the veteran wide receiver is capable of a “bounceback” year with Josh Allen leading the charge.
Despite uneven usage with the Patriots, several statistics suggest Stefon Diggs could realistically settle in as a team’s WR2 slot, with the possibility of a WR1 role still a possibility.

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It was a strong first day at Bay Hill for Ludvig Åberg on Thursday, where he shot a 6-under 66 to finish tied for second on the leaderboard at the 2026 Arnold Palmer Invitational.
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Rahm’s future in the Ryder Cup was placed in doubt this week when he refused the terms of the European tour offer.
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Nico Echavarria didn’t make a bogey all weekend. Shane Lowry was on his way to doing the same, until the very end. And that’s what decided the Cognizant Classic.
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