Stefon Diggs<\/strong>, the former Patriots wide receiver, has been found not guilty of assault and strangulation charges stemming from an incident involving his live-in chef. This verdict brings an end to a high-profile trial, allowing Diggs to focus on his career without the burden of legal troubles, as discussed by analysts Mike Florio and Devin McCourty.<\/p>\n Chiefs general manager Brett Veach provides encouraging news about quarterback Patrick Mahomes<\/strong>, stating that he is “way ahead of schedule” in his recovery. Mahomes’ swift progress bodes well for the Chiefs as they prepare for the upcoming season.<\/p>\n The New York Giants have struck a deal with defensive lineman DJ Reader<\/strong>, agreeing to a two-year contract worth $12.5 million, which may increase through performance incentives. This move is part of the Giants’ effort to bolster their defensive line ahead of the new season.<\/p>\n Negotiations between the NFL and the NFL Referees Association reach a crucial stage, with a ratification vote scheduled for Thursday night. This development signals potential changes in officiating agreements, which could impact game management in the upcoming seasons.<\/p>\n Former Baltimore Ravens All-Pro running back Ray Rice<\/strong> graduates from Rutgers at the age of 39, completing a significant personal achievement after his playing career. Rice’s return to academia highlights his commitment to personal growth and education post-NFL.<\/p>\nInjury Updates<\/h2>\n
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