1. Vikings Hire Seahawks Executive Nolan Teasley as General Manager
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    Vikings Hire Seahawks Executive Nolan Teasley as General Manager

    The Minnesota Vikings hired Seahawks assistant GM Nolan Teasley as their new general manager, ending a 13-year Seattle run and replacing the fired Kwesi Adofo-Mensah.

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  2. Derwin James Signs 3-Year, $75.6 Million Extension With Chargers
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    Derwin James Signs 3-Year, $75.6 Million Extension With Chargers

    Derwin James' new 3-year, $75.6 million Chargers extension makes him the NFL's highest-paid safety at $25.2M per year, nudging him past Baltimore's Kyle Hamilton by $100K — the second time James has reset the market at the position.

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  3. Jalen Hurts on Possible A.J. Brown Trade: "We're Focused on Learning the Offense"
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    Jalen Hurts on Possible A.J. Brown Trade: "We're Focused on Learning the Offense"

    After Wednesday's OTAs, Hurts called his A.J. Brown relationship "really good" but acknowledged the "lingering" trade rumor, with the receiver widely reported as headed to New England post-June 1. The Eagles QB's focus: learning new OC Sean Mannion's under-center scheme.

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  4. Saquon Barkley Consulted Todd Gurley on Eagles' Under-Center Shift Under New OC Sean Mannion
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    Saquon Barkley Consulted Todd Gurley on Eagles' Under-Center Shift Under New OC Sean Mannion

    After Wednesday's OTAs, Barkley said he reached out to Todd Gurley — 2017 NFL Offensive Player of the Year under Sean McVay — to learn how to run in the McVay-tree outside zone scheme that new Eagles OC Sean Mannion is installing.

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  5. Fernando Mendoza Says He Was Upset to Leave Raiders Practice for NFLPA Rookie Premiere
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    Fernando Mendoza Says He Was Upset to Leave Raiders Practice for NFLPA Rookie Premiere

    Fernando Mendoza, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, said he was "really upset" about leaving Las Vegas Raiders practice to attend the May 14-17 NFLPA Rookie Premiere. The event is mandatory under the CBA. Mendoza did not miss any formal OTA sessions.

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  6. Jason Kelce Warns NFL's Friday and Saturday Games Erode Sunday Slate
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    Jason Kelce Warns NFL's Friday and Saturday Games Erode Sunday Slate

    Jason Kelce, on his "New Heights" podcast, argued the NFL's 2026 expansion into Friday and Saturday games is eroding the Sunday institution that built the league's audience.

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  7. Netflix's "Quarterback" Season 3 Premieres July 14 With Daniels, Mayfield, Ward, and Flacco
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    Netflix's "Quarterback" Season 3 Premieres July 14 With Daniels, Mayfield, Ward, and Flacco

    The third season skips the league's elite tier entirely. No Mahomes, no Allen, no Burrow — instead, two struggling young starters, a Bucs MVP candidate who collapsed, and a 41-year-old veteran traded mid-season. The cast is a thesis about what NFL drama actually looks like.

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  8. Aaron Rodgers Says 2026 Will Be His Final NFL Season
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    Aaron Rodgers Says 2026 Will Be His Final NFL Season

    "Yes. This is it." Two weeks after re-signing with Pittsburgh on a one-year deal worth up to $25 million, Aaron Rodgers said his 22nd NFL season will be his last.

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  9. Rashee Rice Jailed 30 Days for Probation Violation, Will Miss Chiefs OTAs and Minicamp
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    Rashee Rice Jailed 30 Days for Probation Violation, Will Miss Chiefs OTAs and Minicamp

    Rashee Rice tested positive for marijuana, violating the probation from his 2024 high-speed crash. He's now in Dallas County jail until June 16 — and out for the Chiefs' entire offseason program.

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  10. Aaron Rodgers Re-Signs With Steelers on One-Year Deal for 2026 Season
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    Aaron Rodgers Re-Signs With Steelers on One-Year Deal for 2026 Season

    A 42-year-old quarterback, a one-year deal worth about $25M, and a reunion with Mike McCarthy — Pittsburgh is doubling down on a win-now bet with a closing window.

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  11. NFL Releases 2026 Schedule With Patriots-Seahawks Wednesday Opener and 9 International Games
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    NFL Releases 2026 Schedule With Patriots-Seahawks Wednesday Opener and 9 International Games

    The full 2026 NFL schedule landed May 14 at 8 PM ET. Patriots-Seahawks open the season Wednesday, Sept. 9. The full nine-game international slate, Thanksgiving Week, the Christmas tripleheader, and the closing Saturday windows — every confirmed date in one place.

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    2026 NFL Draft Round 1 Recap: Mendoza Goes First, Rams Shock With Simpson

    Indiana's Heisman winner goes first to Las Vegas, the Rams jump the queue for Stafford's heir, and Ohio State sends five players in the top 11. Everything you need to know from Round 1 in Pittsburgh.

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