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CB Griffin reunites with Seahawks on 1-year deal
Cornerback Shaquill Griffin is signing one-year deal, $3 million contract with the Seahawks that can be worth up to $4 million, a source told ESPN's Jeremy Fowler.[read more]
Jags' Hunter signs 4-year deal with $30M up front
Travis Hunter's four-year, $46.65 million fully guaranteed deal with the Jaguars includes a $30.57 million bonus paid up front.[read more]
Brady wins inaugural Fanatics Games, $1M prize
Tom Brady emerged Sunday as the winner of the inaugural Fanatics Games, which pitted athletes and celebrities against fans in eight competitions this weekend at Fanatics Fest in New York.[read more]
Morehead St. naming stadium after NYG's Simms
Morehead State is renaming its football stadium after alumnus Phil Simms, who quarterbacked the New York Giants to a win in Super Bowl XXI.[read more]
N.Y. Jets owner buys stake in Crystal Palace team
New York Jets owner Woody Johnson has agreed on a £190 million deal ($254m) to buy a 43% stake in Premier League team Crystal Palace from American businessman John Textor, the club announced on Monday.[read more]
Arbiter says NFL urged clubs to limit guarantees
An arbiter ruled in January that there was no collusion by NFL clubs in response to a grievance filed by the NFL Players Association in 2022 that alleged the league and its member clubs colluded to restrict or limit fully guaranteed player contracts.[read more]
Philbin, key defensive cog on Jets' SB team, dies
Former Jets great Gerry Philbin, a defensive cog on their Super Bowl III team and an all-time AFL team selection, has died at age 83.[read more]
🎵 Taylor Swift surprises Tight End Univ. guests
Taylor Swift performs "Shake It Off" and walks the red carpet with Travis Kelce at Tight End University.[read more]
Rodgers 'pretty sure' this will be final NFL season
Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers said Tuesday on "The Pat McAfee Show" he's "pretty sure" the 2025 season will be his final NFL season.[read more]
Why Aaron Rodgers' one-and-done plan is great news for the Steelers
The Steelers can start planning for the future of the QB position because they don't have to guess about Rodgers' intentions.[read more]