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'We have to be able to stay on the field': Dolphins want to balance big plays with longer drives
Miami can strike quickly, but can the offense sustain drives when it has to?[read more]
Packers are confident Jordan Love is worth 4-year, $220 million extension
While questions about his future lingered until November, leading the Packers to the playoffs paid off for Love this offseason.[read more]
NFL training camp is here! Biggest storylines, roster projections and previews for all 32 teams
Is Aaron Rodgers ready? Will Caleb Williams excel? Here are the biggest storylines as teams open camp.[read more]
Tracking every NFL training camp holdout: Love, Tagovailoa get new deals
As NFL training camps open, we're checking in with the latest contract and participation updates.[read more]
QB Mayfield ready to 'dig my feet in' with Bucs
Baker Mayfield said he is ready to "dig my feet in" with the Buccaneers after signing a three-year deal worth $100 million this offseason.[read more]
Sources: Love, Packers reach record-tying deal
Jordan Love's four-year, $220 million contract includes a record $75 million signing bonus and $155 million in new full guarantees, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.[read more]
Vikes' McCarthy focused on 'process,' not QB race
Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy, who has largely worked behind presumptive starter Sam Darnold during the first three practices of the summer, said his focus is simply on learning and improving.[read more]
Tagovailoa lands richest deal in Dolphins history
The Dolphins and quarterback Tua Tagovailoa have agreed to a four-year, $212.4 million extension, his agency told ESPN's Adam Schefter. The deal includes $167 million guaranteed.[read more]
Steelers' Wilson sidelined again with calf issue
Russell Wilson missed the second day of Steelers practice with a calf issue.[read more]
Saints backup QB Haener has rare skin cancer
Saints backup quarterback Jake Haener said he's been diagnosed with a form of skin cancer that's rare for his age.[read more]