Mike Vrabel Said ‘I’m Doing Great’ During Patriots Draft Call Amid Scandal

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Mike Vrabel Said ‘I’m Doing Great’ During Patriots Draft Call Amid Scandal

Amid the Patriots HC's ongoing Dianna Russini controversy, Vrabel appeared upbeat while welcoming New England’s first-round pick Caleb Lomu. In team footage, Lomu asked how he was doing, and Vrabel replied, “I’m doing great.” The moment came after Vrabel publicly admitted his “previous actions don’t meet the standards” he holds himself to and said he’s seeking counseling.

By Suresh Menon

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Eagles Trade for Jonathan Greenard, Sign Him to $98M Deal

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Eagles Trade for Jonathan Greenard, Sign Him to $98M Deal

The Minnesota Vikings are trading Pro Bowl OLB Jonathan Greenard to the Philadelphia Eagles for third-round picks in 2026 and 2027, per Adam Schefter. Philadelphia is also signing Greenard to a four-year, $98 million deal, adding a proven pass rusher to strengthen their defensive front.

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Mike Greenberg Gets Denzel Boston’s Father’s Name Wrong During NFL Draft

"You remember his dad, David Boston, first-round pick out of Ohio State in 1999," ESPN's Mike Greenberg stated during the broadcast. However, the two are not related. The Browns selected Denzel Boston with the No. 39 overall pick. Denzel’s actual father is Chris Boston, who raised him in Boise. While Greenberg’s gaffe went viral, the focus remains on Denzel’s talent.

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49ers Clear $3.6M Cap Space by Moving Dee Winters to Cowboys

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49ers Clear $3.6M Cap Space by Moving Dee Winters to Cowboys

The 49ers moved LB Dee Winters to the Cowboys for a 2026 fifth-round pick (#152), freeing $3.6M in cap space. San Francisco sheds its full 2026 salary with no major dead money. The savings can roll over or fund extensions, while Dallas absorbs a low-cost deal for added depth. The Cowboys currently have approximately $16 million in cap space.



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From Jermod McCoy to Malachi Fields: Top Five Snubs in Round 2 Of the NFL Draft

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From Jermod McCoy to Malachi Fields: Top Five Snubs in Round 2 Of the NFL Draft

Miami quarterback Carson Beck leads the list of snubs, falling past the first two rounds due to late-season injury concerns. He was later picked by the Cardinals at No.65 pick. He is joined by Tennessee’s electric cornerback Jermod McCoy and Penn State’s athletic freak Dani Dennis-Sutton. LSU "gunslinger" Garrett Nussmeier and Notre Dame WR Malachi Fields also remain available.

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Are Avieon Terrell and A.J. Terrell Brothers?

The Falcons drafted Avieon Terrell with the 48th pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, creating a special moment as he tightly hugged his brother, A.J. Terrell, now his teammate. A.J. (six years older) has been a mentor to Avieon, who has often spoken about following in his brother's footsteps. Both brothers grew up in Atlanta, Georgia, and attended Westlake High School and Clemson University.

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