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Can Chiefs solve left tackle, wide receiver needs in 2025 draft?
Kansas City will turn to the scouting combine to find consistency for quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who was sacked six times in the Super Bowl.[read more]
Former NFL RB Portis joins Delaware State staff
Clinton Portis, who rushed for nearly 10,000 yards over nine NFL seasons with Denver and Washington, is joining DeSean Jackson's staff at Delaware State as running backs coach.[read more]
Bears release Walker, Everett to free cap space
The Chicago Bears announced the release of defensive end DeMarcus Walker and tight end Gerald Everett on Friday in a move that freed more than $10 million in cap space.[read more]
Bengals release DT Rankins after one season
One of the Bengals' prized free agents from a year ago is no longer on the roster, as the team released defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins on Friday.[read more]
Source: Unnamed Jets player followed, robbed
An unidentified New York Jets player was robbed at gunpoint Saturday morning near his New Jersey home after being followed home from New York City, a source confirmed to ESPN.[read more]
Panthers release CB Jackson to clear cap space
The Panthers cleared $3.35M in salary cap space Friday with the release of veteran cornerback Dane Jackson.[read more]
Source: NFL investigating allegations vs. Tucker
NFL investigators are in Baltimore speaking to some of the women who have accused Ravens kicker Justin Tucker of sexual misconduct, a source told ESPN.[read more]
Sources: Saints hiring Staley to run defense
The Saints are hiring former Chargers head coach Brandon Staley as their defensive coordinator, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter and Jeremy Fowler.[read more]
Jaguars name Rams exec Gladstone, 34, new GM
The Jaguars have hired former Rams personnel executive James Gladstone as their general manager.[read more]
After fizzled tailgates, Falcons superfan 'Birdlady' faces criminal charges
Clients say they paid for parties, but when the goods didn't arrive, some called law enforcers for help.[read more]