Injury Updates
Cam Jurgens reports steady improvement following a recent stem cell procedure on his back, indicating that he is on track for recovery as the offseason progresses.
Transaction News
In notable player movements, the Buffalo Bills have signed three players to one-year deals, including offensive linemen Austin Corbett and Lloyd Cushenberry III, as well as receiver Trent Sherfield. Meanwhile, the Washington Commanders add to their defensive backfield by signing veteran cornerback Akhello Witherspoon following a visit.
Legislative Developments
U.S. Senators Bernie Sanders and Greg Casar introduce legislation aimed at preventing NFL team owners from relocating without giving local buyers a chance to purchase the team. This initiative seeks to curtail significant franchise moves like that of the Chicago Bears.
Team Updates
Raiders GM John Spytek comments on the situation surrounding defensive end Maxx Crosby, expressing confidence that outcomes will align as intended. The Browns also affirm they are not trading star pass rusher Myles Garrett, denying rumors that have surfaced due to recent contract adjustments.
Player Legal News
In legal matters, Panthers offensive tackle Rasheed Walker reveals that a gun charge stemming from a January incident at a New York airport will be dismissed, attributed to a misunderstanding regarding travel regulations. In a separate matter, the NFL Players Association alerts agents about a potential fraudulent scheme that may affect several players, emphasizing the importance of vigilance in protecting player interests.
Media and Streaming News
The NFL is reportedly moving towards opening up local preseason rights to streaming platforms, allowing teams to sell these rights as well as original content to streaming services, which marks a significant shift in the league’s media strategy.