Bears, Patriots, Jets open voluntary offseason programs today 

Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles would like to see his club add cornerback depth in the draft later this month. "Everybody's position is up for grabs," Bowles said last week at the Annual League Meeting.

Breece Hall has seen the bulk of the running back touches over the past two years. New coach Aaron Glenn would like to share the wealth more in 2025. 

The Las Vegas Raiders are releasing CB Jack Jones, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported, the latest development in what has been a turbulent career for a once-promising player.

One of the best left tackles of the past decade is calling it a career. Terron Armstead is retiring after 12 NFL seasons split between the New Orleans Saints and Miami Dolphins, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Saturday.

Mike Macdonald is playing catch up getting to know his new QB1 after the Seattle Seahawks signed Sam Darnold to kick off free agency, but he likes the drives he sees from the quarterback thus far.

The Tennessee Titans met with quarterback prospect Shedeur Sanders' camp following Colorado's Friday pro day and agreed to cancel his previously scheduled private workout.

While stars like Puka Nacua and the newly signed Davante Adams will still receive more than their fair share of the targets for the Los Angeles Rams, according to Sean McVay there's also an opportunity for a less-heralded player, Tutu Atwell, to find a bigger role.

At first glance, one might say Tampa Bay Buccaneers outside linebacker Yaya Diaby took a step back in his second season. But Diaby said his sack total doesn't tell the whole story, and instead feels that he became a more polished and well-rounded defender.

Julio Jones, a surefire Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver, officially announced his retirement via social media on Friday. 

Trey Lance, the No. 3 overall pick of the 2021 NFL Draft, has agreed to terms with the Los Angeles Chargers on a one-year contract worth up to $6.2 million, NFL Network Insider Mike Garafolo reported.

After becoming the highest-paid tight end in NFL history, Trey McBride was overcome with emotion when talking about the journey that led him to this point, but the 25-year-old sees bigger things to come with the Arizona Cardinals.