Former Bills QB Nathan Peterman Begins New Career as NFL Agent

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Former Bills QB Nathan Peterman Begins New Career as NFL Agent

Peterman is joining Range Sports as an agent, transitioning from client to colleague within the agency’s football division. The ex-Bills QB will focus on talent identification, recruiting and NIL representation while pursuing NFLPA certification, according to Sports Business Journal. He said his firsthand experience with contracts, roster moves and injuries will help him guide young athletes.

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Caleb Williams Makes Bears History With Madden NFL 27 Cover Honor

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Caleb Williams has become the first Chicago Bears player to grace the cover of the Madden NFL franchise, earning the honor for Madden NFL 27. The quarterback is coming off a historic season in which he threw for 3,942 yards and 27 touchdowns, leading Chicago to a division title and playoff victory. Williams called the achievement a “childhood dream,” while EA Sports gave him a 90 overall rating.

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Not Patrick Mahomes, Chris Jones Carries the Chiefs' Highest Cap Hit This Season

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Not Patrick Mahomes, Chris Jones Carries the Chiefs' Highest Cap Hit This Season

Chris Jones carries the Chiefs' highest 2026 cap hit at $44.9 million, ahead of Mahomes at $34.7 million. OG Trey Smith ranks third at $24.5 million, followed by LB Nick Bolton ($19.3 million) and RT Jaylon Moore ($18.7 million). Creed Humphrey ($18.1 million) and George Karlaftis ($15.2 million) also rank among Kansas City's biggest financial commitments.


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Roger Goodell to Decline Invitation to Testify on Sports Broadcasting Act

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Roger Goodell to Decline Invitation to Testify on Sports Broadcasting Act

The House Judiciary Committee has asked NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to testify at a hearing next week regarding the Sports Broadcasting Act of 1961. Goodell is not inclined to accept the invitation. Via John Ourand of Puck, Goodell will “politely decline” to appear. The hearing is the latest step in an effort to pressure the NFL regarding its broadcast antitrust exemption.


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A.J. Brown Allays Knee Injury Fears After Joining Patriots Practice

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A.J. Brown Allays Knee Injury Fears After Joining Patriots Practice

"No injury, nothing to worry about," Brown said. "So maybe in, what, four years, I've missed one game from a shot to the knee." Brown passed his physical and practiced with his new team for the first time on Tuesday. A report in April indicated that the Rams had interest in trading for Brown until concerns about his knee.




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