about 1 month ago

Georgia 2021 Defense Cashes In: Four Stars Land $264.5M in NFL Deals

Travon Walker signed a four-year, $110M deal ($77M guaranteed), while Jordan Davis landed three years, $78M ($65M guaranteed). Nakobe Dean (3 years, $36M) and Quay Walker (3 years, $40.5M) also cashed in, highlighting Georgia’s dominance translating to the NFL. Players like Jalen Carter and Devonte Wyatt are also next in line to secure massive contracts.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 1 month ago

Jahmyr Gibbs Ignores Final Four, Shouts Out Randy Orton Instead

Asked who he’s backing in the Final Four, Lions star Gibbs had no interest in basketball and went full wrestling brain instead. “Nobody,” he wrote, before adding, “I learned Randy Orton’s birthday when I was 8 and never forgot it.” Gibbs then wished Orton a happy birthday as The Viper heads toward WrestleMania 42 against Cody Rhodes.

By Adarsh Ojha

about 1 month ago

Joe Burrow “Vocal” About Bengals Playing International Games

Burrow has been “vocal” about wanting to play abroad, with NFL executive North saying it’s a “real possibility” for Cincinnati this year. Potential matchups include games against Washington in London or Atlanta in Madrid. “He was pretty disappointed last year,” North said, as the Bengals’ global appeal continues to grow.

By Sauvik Banerjee

about 1 month ago

Which Team Leads the NFL in 2026 Salary Cap Space as of Early April?

The Titans lead with $63,203,086 in cap space entering the 2026 offseason. The Commanders ($49,635,067), Chargers ($48,679,074), Cardinals ($40,835,523), Jets ($39,551,357), Patriots ($35,274,938), Eagles ($34,830,735), Seahawks ($32,947,183), 49ers ($30,539,247) and Ravens ($29,539,010) round out the top 10.

By Samnur Reza

about 1 month ago

Which Teams Are at the Bottom of the Top 10 in 2026 NFL Cap Space as of Early April?

The Bears hold the least cap space at $243,078 entering the 2026 offseason. The Dolphins ($1,933,064), Panthers ($2,210,496), Vikings ($4,826,234), Jaguars ($5,989,907), Giants ($6,490,862), Chiefs ($6,717,066), Bills ($12,291,157), Saints ($13,897,399), Falcons ($14,013,085) and Buccaneers ($14,314,627) round out the bottom 11.

By Samnur Reza

about 1 month ago

Colts Commit $88M To Daniel Jones Amid QB Uncertainty

GM Chris Ballard defended the Colts’ two-year, $88 million deal for Jones, saying, “We believe in Daniel… and he needed to feel that.” Jones impressed before injury, throwing for 3,101 yards and 19 TDs. Meanwhile, Richardson’s future remains unclear after injuries and trade speculation, with Ballard admitting, “We’ll see what happens going forward.”

By Sauvik Banerjee

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