The Seattle Seahawks and Las Vegas Raiders continue their offseason coaching reshuffles with significant hires. The Seahawks are expected to hire 49ers tight ends coach Brian Fleury<\/strong> as their new offensive coordinator, replacing Klint Kubiak<\/strong>, who recently became the Raiders\u2019 head coach. In turn, Las Vegas is bringing in Seahawks quarterbacks coach Andrew Janocko<\/strong> as their offensive coordinator. Janocko reunites with Kubiak, having previously worked together in both New Orleans and Seattle.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, the Raiders are further expanding their staff, hiring Matt Robinson<\/strong>\u2014who had just taken a role with the Giants\u2014as their new secondary coach. Robinson initially joined New York from the Ravens earlier this offseason before pivoting to Las Vegas.<\/p>\n In San Francisco, the 49ers are bolstering their defensive staff by reportedly hiring veteran coach Jerry Gray<\/strong> for a key defensive coaching position. Gray brings substantial experience, previously serving as assistant head coach\/defense for the Falcons.<\/p>\n Separately, Ravens head coach John Harbaugh<\/strong> revealed he held in-depth conversations with Rex Ryan<\/strong> regarding the Giants defensive coordinator vacancy before ultimately hiring Dennard Wilson<\/strong> for the role. Harbaugh emphasized the respect between him and Ryan amid speculation about Ryan\u2019s interest in returning to coaching.<\/p>\n The San Francisco 49ers are not expected to retain wide receiver Jauan Jennings<\/strong>, who is set to hit free agency. According to team insider Matt Maiocco, Jennings is seeking a deal worth upwards of $22.6 million per year\u2014pricing him out of San Francisco\u2019s plans. The team does not intend to use the $28 million franchise tag on Jennings. In 2025, the 28-year-old posted 55 receptions for 643 yards and 9 touchdowns, along with one passing score.<\/p>\n As the 2026 NFL Draft approaches, the Los Angeles Rams are reportedly showing interest in Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson<\/strong>. According to ESPN, the Rams \u201clike\u201d Simpson, suggesting they could be evaluating quarterback options despite having veteran Matthew Stafford<\/strong> on the roster. Simpson declared for the draft after a productive college career and is projected to be a Day 2 selection, though his stock could rise depending on pre-draft performances.<\/p>\n A ruling in the NFL Players Association\u2019s (NFLPA) grievance over the 2025 team report cards has revealed newly surfaced criticisms of 11 NFL franchises. While specific teams were not publicly identified in the ruling, the findings underscore ongoing player dissatisfaction with workplace conditions, facilities, and treatment. The report card initiative, originally launched to hold teams accountable for player working conditions, now faces further scrutiny amid claims that some entries may have been downplayed or inadequately addressed by clubs.<\/p>\n Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase<\/strong> offered a cryptic assessment of his team\u2019s status this offseason, stating, \u201cEveryone knows what we need; I just control my play.\u201d While Chase didn\u2019t specifically name areas needing improvement, the message resonates amid questions about Cincinnati\u2019s offensive consistency and quarterback situation following injuries to Joe Burrow<\/strong> during the 2025 season.<\/p>\n Former NFL head coach Jon Gruden<\/strong> is back in the news with emphatic comments during a recent public appearance, chastising players\u2019 carelessness with ball security and presnap mistakes. Gruden said, \u201cCareless ball security is bullsh*t… Presnap penalties make me throw up. I stick my hand in a car door,\u201d expressing his longstanding passion and frustration for fundamental discipline in football. His remarks come amid speculation about a potential return to the NFL in an advisory or media role.<\/p>\n Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones<\/strong> credited Hall of Fame wide receiver Michael Irvin<\/strong> for his own legacy, stating, \u201cI\u2019m in the Hall of Fame because of Michael Irvin.\u201d The comment reflects Jones\u2019s appreciation for cornerstone players of the Cowboys\u2019 1990s dynasty and comes as NFL circles reflect on the relationships between ownership and star talent.<\/p>\nPersonnel and Free Agency<\/h2>\n
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