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Why the 2026 season is critical for the long-term futures of Bo Nix and the Broncos
Nix has been a winner for the Broncos in his two NFL seasons, but is he truly their next alpha franchise QB? This season could give us the answer.[read more]
What Kyler Murray as QB1 means for Vikings and J.J. McCarthy's future
McCarthy, the No. 10 pick in 2024, will take a back seat to offseason addition Murray. Here's what we know.[read more]
Training camp buzz : Updates on Caleb Downs, Denzel Boston, Jalen Hurts, more
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NFL training camp updates: Purdy impresses in joint practice against Titans
Get all the latest news, intel and insights on NFL training camps from our team of reporters in the field.[read more]
Bears' Bryant has knee surgery, out 4-6 months
Bears safety Coby Bryant underwent knee surgery and is expected to miss four to six months, coach Ben Johnson announced Tuesday.[read more]
Carter on Hurts' increased speed: 'Like a movie'
Jalen Hurts is drawing rave reviews in training camp by using his legs more, with players and coaches commenting how much faster he looks now.[read more]
CBS: 'No timetable' on Romo's future after arrest
CBS Sports president David Berson said Tuesday that there is "no timetable" on the future of NFL analyst Tony Romo after Romo's arrest on suspicion of operating a vehicle while under the influence.[read more]
Nacua exits with groin soreness; Garrett sidelined
Myles Garrett is dealing with some swelling in his knee and did not take part in the Rams' joint practice Tuesday against the Cowboys, while Puka Nacua left the workout early with minor groin soreness.[read more]
Source: Ravens get good news on Wiggins injury
Ravens coach Jesse Minter didn't give specifics on the injury to starting CB Nate Wiggins, but did say "I think there's optimism."[read more]
Ex-QB Hasselbeck joins effort to find CTE in living
Former NFL quarterback Matt Hasselbeck recently spent two days going through a battery of scans and tests to determine how much collisions affected his brain. The hope is that it will be a small step toward diagnosing CTE in the living.[read more]