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The Kansas City Chiefs waived DE B.J. Thompson and released LB Blake Lynch on Saturday, as reported by Matt Derrick.Lynch, 28, originally signed with the Vikings as an undrafted free agent in 2020 and has had stints with multiple teams, including the Chargers and Seahawks, before joining the Chiefs' taxi squad.In 2024, he played in two games for the Chargers and Chiefs, recording six total tackles, including one for loss. Full Article

Peter King, a respected NFL media figure, criticized Bill Belichick's recent CBS interview during a podcast, expressing concern over Belichick's lack of professionalism while promoting his book. King highlighted the contrast between Belichick's casual appearance in a sweatshirt with a hole and his polished look leaving a hotel, arguing that his disinterest could deter potential readers. He emphasized that Belichick needs to adapt his media approach for his book tour, as the media's role is...

The Ravens announced the signing of offensive tackle Joseph Noteboom, who spent his entire eight-year career with the Rams, playing 71 games with 35 starts. Noteboom, 29, offers versatility as he competes for the swing tackle position, previously held by Josh Jones, who signed with the Seahawks. Last season, Noteboom played only four games due to an ankle injury, while the Ravens also drafted three offensive linemen: Emery Jones Jr., Carson Vinson, and Garrett Dellinger....

Carolina Panthers wide receiver Adam Thielen acknowledged that retirement is a strong possibility following the 2025 season, emphasizing his focus on performance over future plans. As he enters his third season with the Panthers, Thielen, who turns 35 in August, has led the team in receiving yards despite injuries and is excited about their potential this season. The Panthers are enhancing their offense by drafting receiver Tetairoa McMillan and signing Hunter Renfrow, aiming to support...

CardinalsCardinals QB Kyler Murray is entering his seventh season with aspirations of staying with Arizona for his entire career and a strong desire to reach the playoffs, having only played in one postseason game so far. He emphasizes his motivation to perform better, stating he takes responsibility for not leading the team to more playoff opportunities.RamsRams OT Rob Havenstein, entering his eleventh season, expresses no intentions of retirement and is focused on proving he remains...