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Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs has started incorporating mixed martial arts into his offseason training regimen as he prepares for his first year as Detroit's bell-cow ball-carrier.

The Saints' all-time sack leader, Cam Jordan, is back with New Orleans for "one final season," but he's as excited for the team's evolving offense heading into 2026 as he is for his defensive unit.

In June 2020, Commissioner Roger Goodell announced the NFL would recognize Juneteenth as a holiday. On Friday, teams from across the league observed the day and commemorated its impact across social media.

The offseason hype machine loves the Rams following their trade for pass rusher Myles Garrett. Los Angeles safety Kam Curl is quite high on his squad, too, claiming the defense has a chance to be legendary.

Is Joe Burrow's optimism a sign of things to come for the Bengals in 2026? Who seems to have an early edge in the Falcons' QB competition? Eric Edholm provides the answers to those questions and more of What We Learned during the final wave of NFL .. ...

Brendan Sorsby has dropped his lawsuit against the NCAA, making the quarterback ineligible again and ending his college career because of gambling.

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The Bills fired Sean McDermott after the club couldn't get over the postseason hump. Ultimately, Buffalo selected OC Joe Brady to take over, but the new coach said he was "devastated" by McDermott's departure.

Recent news that Stefon Diggs will not face punishment from the NFL opens the door for the veteran receiver to find a home before training camp. One place Diggs has been widely linked: the Washington Commanders.

Pro Bowler Quinnen Williams admitted that 2025 wasn't his best season. After generating just 2.5 total sacks, the Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle is aiming to get back on track under Christian Parker.