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Four questions in the Micah Parsons trade aftermath: Why in the world would Dallas do this?
What are the Cowboys doing? Did they get enough in return? And does Parsons put the Packers at the top of the NFC? Let's sort through this wild trade.[read more]
A new look in Green Bay: Micah Parsons trade continues Packers' aggressive offseason
Signs of change in Green Bay include paying up to trade for Parsons after finally taking a WR in the first round.[read more]
👕 AFC East, NFC West reveal 'Rivalries' uniforms
Teams from the AFC East and NFC West will don special uniforms during a single home game against a division rival in the 2025 season.[read more]
Broncos get 'good news' on Mims' groin injury
Broncos coach Sean Payton said Thursday that the team got "good news" on wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr.'s groin injury and that he should be on track to play in the Sept. 7 season opener against the Titans.[read more]
Sources: Vikings expect safety Smith to return
Minnesota Vikings safety Harrison Smith is expected to make a full recovery from a health issue that caused him to miss the final two weeks of training camp, sources said Thursday.[read more]
Lewis: Blame Bledsoe for hit that led to Brady era
Mo Lewis, breaking a long media silence, contends in a soon-to-be-released book that it's Drew Bledsoe -- not him -- who deserves the blame for the infamous hit on Sept. 23, 2001 that triggered the Tom Brady era.[read more]
Fins WR Hill practices; RB Wright has procedure
Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill practiced in limited capacity Thursday and is on track to play in the regular-season opener against the Colts, coach Mike McDaniel said.[read more]
Jets GM: Fields can follow Mayfield, Darnold path
Jets general manager Darren Mougey said Thursday he is impressed with the improvement he has seen in Justin Fields this summer.[read more]
Packers' Love OK playing with repaired thumb
Packers quarterback Jordan Love said that he has "no concerns" ahead of the Sept. 7 opener against the Lions but that his repaired thumb will have to be protected using a brace similar to what he has worn in practice.[read more]
Report: Irsay suffered drug relapses before death
Former Colts owner Jim Irsay suffered setbacks from a longtime addiction to painkillers before his May death and overdosed at least three times since February 2020, according to The Washington Post.[read more]