about 9 hours ago

Seahawks Near Three-Year Extension With Leonard Williams

The Seahawks are nearing an agreement with Williams on a three-year extension after his standout season, according to sources. Williams is entering the final year of his previous three-year, $64.5 million contract, allowing negotiations to open during training camp. The extension could also lower his $29.6 million salary-cap hit for 2026, giving Seattle additional financial flexibility while keeping its Pro Bowl defensive tackle.

about 9 hours ago

Browns Release Cedric Tillman Ahead of NFL Cutdown Day

The Browns are releasing Tillman ahead of Sunday’s roster cutdown deadline, according to Adam Schefter. Cleveland selected the wide receiver in the third round of the 2023 NFL Draft, but spent two early picks on receivers in 2026 before deciding to move on. Tillman recorded 21 receptions for 270 yards and two touchdowns last season and was entering the final year of his rookie contract.

about 21 hours ago

Tom Brady ‘Likes’ Jay-Z to Headline Super Bowl 2027 Halftime Show Over Justin Bieber

Brady liked a Boardroom post with the headline, "Jay-Z is the frontrunner for Super Bowl 2027 Halftime Show" at SoFi Stadium on Feb 14. Kalshi currently gives Hov a 51% chance to take the stage, ahead of Justin Bieber at 30% and Miley Cyrus at 29%.⁠ Despite his longtime involvement with the NFL through Roc Nation, Jay-Z has never headlined the halftime show.⁠

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about 22 hours ago

NFL Injury Report: Good News for 49ers on Mike Evans’ Groin Issue

Evans did not practice on Tuesday due to a groin injury. He has not practiced much in training camp because of nagging injuries. Kyle Shanahan said that the 49ers expect to get Evans back at practice next week. Jeremy Fowler reports that Evans expects to be ready for Week 1, when the 49ers travel to Melbourne to face the Rams. Fowler called the injury “minor.”

about 23 hours ago

Three New Violations That Could Lead to an NFL Suspension Explained

Any player who commits violations involving hip drop tackles, horse collar tackles, launching hits on defenseless players, or blindside blocks will receive a 1-game suspension. "Players who commit three offenses in any of these categories during a season will be suspended for one game. Players who commit only one violation will receive 50 percent of their fine back at the end of the season."