Stephen Jones, Jerry Jones differ on how close Cowboys are to a deal with Micah Parsons

Jerry Jones expressed a desire for Micah Parsons to participate in voluntary offseason workouts, emphasizing the need for him to "elevate leadership" as he approaches becoming the highest-paid non-quarterback in the NFL. While Parsons has engaged in most voluntary activities to learn new coordinator Matt Eberflus' defense, he stated that he won't do on-field work until securing a contract extension, highlighting the importance of being prepared for Week 1 and not wanting to start the...

Colts receiver Michael Pittman Jr. disclosed after the 2024 season that he played with a fractured back, which may require offseason surgery. However, he confirmed on Tuesday that he did not need surgery and was fully cleared by doctors in March. Pittman, who noticed the injury during training camp and played through it after its discovery post-Week 3, caught 69 passes for 808 yards and three touchdowns in 16 games, aiming to return to his...

The Rams have a year-to-year arrangement with quarterback Matthew Stafford, meaning his tenure could end any year, and they could draft his successor at any time. During a pre-draft press conference, G.M. Les Snead acknowledged the complexity of drafting a quarterback, emphasizing the importance of preparation and communication, particularly with Stafford, should they choose to select a rookie. Coach Sean McVay noted their commitment to keeping Stafford informed, referencing their prior communication when they drafted...

The Broncos signed veteran long snapper Zach Triner on Monday, surprising many after re-signing Mitchell Fraboni to a three-year contract last month, including a fully guaranteed $1.7 million for 2025. Fraboni recently underwent a scheduled minor back procedure that will keep him sidelined during the offseason program, although he is expected to return for training camp. With the need for a long snapper during this period, Triner, who has six seasons of experience with the...

The 2025 NFL Draft is set to begin on Thursday night in Green Bay, presenting a pivotal opportunity for teams to enhance their rosters significantly. However, several teams are at risk of making poor selections, potentially jeopardizing their future success. This analysis highlights four teams that are most likely to mishandle their top picks during the event, missing the chance to capitalize on this critical moment for franchise improvement. Full Article