Caleb Downs Picks “Unlucky” Jersey Number to Honor Malachi Moore

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Caleb Downs Picks “Unlucky” Jersey Number to Honor Malachi Moore

Downs is set to wear the No. 13 as a rookie for the Cowboys. Downs wore No. 2 as a member of the Alabama Crimson Tide and wore the same number at Ohio State. Downs and Moore were teammates at Alabama during the 2023 football season. The Cowboys selected Downs with the 11th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.


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Jaxson Dart Explains How Jim Harbaugh Is Creating an Impact on the Giants

“Having a spark like him coming into the building each and every day, and the energy that he brings,” Dart said about Harbaugh. The former Ravens HC joined the Giants on a five-year, $100 million deal. “It’s really cool to have coaches from different backgrounds, and it’s different. It’s not a system that has been done before,” Dart added.


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Rams’ $55M Deal Helps Matthew Stafford Overtake Aaron Rodgers in Career Earnings

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Rams’ $55M Deal Helps Matthew Stafford Overtake Aaron Rodgers in Career Earnings

Reigning MVP Matthew and the Rams reached an agreement on a one-year, $55 million extension worth up to $60 million with incentives. “Stafford now has two years and up to $105 million remaining on his deal with the Rams,” Adam Schefter tweeted. With this move, Stafford ($463 million) overtakes Rodgers ($419 million) to become the NFL’s all-time leader in career earnings.


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Jack Campbell Becomes NFL’s Second-Highest-Paid LB Thanks to Detroit Lions

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Jack Campbell Becomes NFL’s Second-Highest-Paid LB Thanks to Detroit Lions

The Lions and Pro Bowl LB Jack Campbell agreed to terms on a four-year, $81 million contract extension. As a result, Campbell will earn $20.25 million per year, with $51.5 million guaranteed under the new deal. Fred Warner remains the NFL’s highest-paid LB at $21 million per year. “The deal was done by agent Chase Callahan of Excel Football,” Ian Rapoport tweeted.

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New York Giants and GM Joe Schoen Sign Multi-Year Extension

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New York Giants and GM Joe Schoen Sign Multi-Year Extension

The Giants and GM Joe Schoen have agreed to terms on a multi-year extension, per Ian Rapoport. Following a successful offseason, including the team’s work during the NFL Draft, Schoen has been rewarded with a new deal. The exact terms have not been revealed. “The Giants have always planned for Joe Schoen to work with John Harbaugh for the foreseeable future,” Rapoport added.

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Chicago Bears Officially End Attempts to Stay in Chicago Due to Lack of Viable Sites

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Chicago Bears Officially End Attempts to Stay in Chicago Due to Lack of Viable Sites

“The Bears have exhausted every opportunity to stay in Chicago. There is no viable site in the city,” the team statement read. “As a result, the only sites under consideration are in Arlington Heights and Hammond,” it added. The Bears own a 326-acre property at the former Arlington International Racecourse. Meanwhile, Indiana’s Governor has expressed strong optimism that the team will relocate there.

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