NFC Notes: Bears, Rams, Seahawks, Jalen Milroe

The Philadelphia Eagles announced on Saturday that they have signed fifth-round cornerback Mac McWilliams to his rookie deal. McWilliams, selected with the 145th pick in the 2025 draft, played four seasons at UAB and one at UCF, recording 133 tackles, one sack, two interceptions, and other notable defensive stats across 42 games. He joins a growing list of Eagles draft picks who have been signed, including Jihaad Campbell, Andrew Mukuba, and Kyle McCord. Full Article

BuccaneersBuccaneers DL Calijah Kancey expressed confidence that he could have led the league in sacks last season with 7.5 in 12 games, had he not been injured. Kancey emphasized his focus on remaining healthy for the upcoming season to help the team excel.FalconsQuestions linger regarding Kirk Cousins' future with the Falcons, as he has requested a move. HC Raheem Morris indicated they would consider offers beneficial to both parties but noted that no teams have...

The Ravens have officially signed nine of their eleven draft picks, with safety Malaki Starks and outside linebacker Mike Green remaining unsigned. The players signed include offensive lineman Emery Jones Jr., linebacker Teddye Buchanan, and several others, rounding out a strong draft class for Baltimore. Notably, Jones was a standout at LSU, earning multiple honors and being selected in the third round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Full Article

BillsBills GM Brandon Beane defended the team's choice to forgo selecting a wide receiver early in the draft, citing past public criticism over QB Josh Allen compared to Josh Rosen. Beane emphasized that the team excelled offensively, leading the league in points last season, and that their focus should be on enhancing defense and protecting Allen rather than accumulating receivers. He dismissed complaints regarding the lack of receivers as misguided, stressing the importance of scoring...

Cincinnati Bengals star Ja'Marr Chase, who achieved a rare receiving triple crown in 2024 with 127 receptions, 1,708 yards, and 17 touchdowns, is focused on improving for the upcoming season. Despite his record-breaking year and becoming the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history with a four-year, $161-million extension, Chase emphasizes team goals, stating he aims for championships and leadership rather than just personal accolades. With the Bengals returning a strong offensive roster, including Chase and Tee...