Detroit Lions Will Pay Jahmyr Gibbs $14.3 Million on His Fifth-Year Option

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Detroit Lions Will Pay Jahmyr Gibbs $14.3 Million on His Fifth-Year Option

The Lions will pay Gibbs $14.3 million for the 2027 season after exercising his fifth-year option, per Spotrac. This locks in a fully guaranteed salary as part of a two-year, $17.4 million structure. Gibbs has emerged as a key offensive piece, posting 1,223 rushing yards and 18 total touchdowns in 2025 while positioning himself for a future extension.

By Samnur Reza

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Chris Simms Says 49ers Feared Losing De'Zhaun Stribling

“The NFL valued this guy way higher than the public,” Chris Simms said on De'Zhaun Stribling who was taken by 49ers in second round. He added Stribling “was going in the next 10 picks,” forcing the 49ers’ hand. Simms said Kyle Shanahan initially wanted to trade down, but realized “uh oh, he might not be here,” deciding, “Let’s just take him now.”

By Shubham Bhargav

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Fernando Mendoza vs. Kirk Cousins: Kelce Brothers “Interested” to See Raiders QB Decision

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By Nidheesh Kumar

Michael Wilbon Says Bears May Open Season in Seattle

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Michael Wilbon Says Bears May Open Season in Seattle

“They could be a better team and still not win 11 games,” said Michael Wilbon on the Chicago Bears. He added the 2026 season schedule “starts in Seattle on a Wednesday night” with the Bears taking on the Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks. Wilbon suggested the opener alone could shape expectations, pointing to how difficult the start may be.

By Shubham Bhargav

Jeff Bezos Leads Seahawks Purchase Odds, LeBron James Emerges as Surprise Candidate

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Jeff Bezos Leads Seahawks Purchase Odds, LeBron James Emerges as Surprise Candidate

In a viral Polymarket poll on “Who will buy the Seahawks?”, Bezos received 57% support, while LeBron ranked second at 7%. Marshawn Lynch also received 6.1% votes. Notably, LeBron once revealed the Seahawks and Cowboys approached him to play for them. Tech billionaires like Larry Ellison are also among the favorites, according to the latest reports.


By Nidheesh Kumar

Leki Fotu Signs One-Year Deal as Giants Add More Power Alongside Dexter Lawrence

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Leki Fotu Signs One-Year Deal as Giants Add More Power Alongside Dexter Lawrence

The Giants strengthened their interior defensive line by signing veteran Leki Fotu to a one-year deal. The 335-lbs nose tackle brings massive size to the Giants' rotation following a 2025 season split between the Raiders and Texans. A 2020 fourth-round pick, Fotu has appeared in 72 career games. His addition provides a reliable run-stuffing presence alongside All-Pro Dexter Lawrence.


By Nidheesh Kumar

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