Lions Extend Jack Campbell After Monster Breakout Season

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Lions Extend Jack Campbell After Monster Breakout Season

The Lions have signed linebacker Jack Campbell to a four-year contract extension after his breakout 2025 campaign. Detroit previously declined Campbell’s fifth-year option, which would have paid him $21.9 million in 2027, but moved quickly to secure the former first-round pick after he racked up 176 tackles, five sacks, three forced fumbles, and two fumble recoveries last season.

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The Buccaneers signed second-round linebacker Josiah Trotter to his four-year rookie deal, officially completing their entire 2026 draft class. Trotter began his college career at West Virginia, where he earned Big 12 Defensive Freshman of the Year honors, before transferring to Missouri and earning first-team All-SEC recognition in his final season.

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Chicago Still Pushing to Keep Bears Despite Team Narrowing Stadium Search

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Chicago Still Pushing to Keep Bears Despite Team Narrowing Stadium Search

The Bears maintain their stadium decision is down to Arlington Heights and Hammond, Indiana, but Chicago officials aren’t backing off efforts to keep the team in the city. With an Illinois legislative deadline looming on May 31, some lawmakers reportedly believe recent outreach from the Bears gives Chicago’s lakefront proposal life, even as the team insists only two sites remain under consideration.

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Jim Nantz Named Co-Chair For Nashville’s Super Bowl LXIV

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Jim Nantz Named Co-Chair For Nashville’s Super Bowl LXIV

Jim Nantz was officially named co-chair for Super Bowl LXIV in Nashville alongside mayor Freddie O’Connell. Although NBC owns the broadcast rights for the 2030 game, Nantz said he plans to help make the event unforgettable. The longtime CBS broadcaster predicted Nashville’s Super Bowl atmosphere around Nissan Stadium and Broadway will be “the greatest event” fans have ever experienced.

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Dalton Kincaid Says Knee Feels Best It Has In His NFL Career, Despite No Surgery

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Dalton Kincaid Says Knee Feels Best It Has In His NFL Career, Despite No Surgery

Dalton Kincaid revealed he passed on knee surgery this offseason despite dealing with a PCL injury for the last two years. The Buffalo Bills tight end said doctors recommended strengthening the knee instead of operating, and the approach has paid off. “It’s probably the best I’ve felt in my career at this point in the year,” Kincaid said as he looks to bounce back from multiple injury-shortened seasons.

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Former NFL WR Collin Johnson Retires to Attend MIT

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Former NFL WR Collin Johnson Retires to Attend MIT

Former NFL wide receiver Collin Johnson is stepping away from football to attend the MIT Sloan School of Management. The former Jaguars fifth-round pick appeared in parts of four NFL seasons with Jacksonville, the Giants and Bears, totaling 31 catches for 394 yards and two touchdowns before choosing a very different next chapter at one of the world’s top universities.

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