Jon Gruden<\/strong>, former head coach, endorses Mike McCarthy<\/strong> as the new head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers<\/strong>. On the podcast ‘Not Just Football,’ Gruden expressed confidence in McCarthy’s capabilities, emphasizing his success during his tenure with the Dallas Cowboys<\/strong>, including three consecutive 12-win seasons. The Steelers will kick off the 2026 season under McCarthy’s leadership against the Atlanta Falcons<\/strong>. Gruden urged Steelers fans to trust McCarthy, stating, ‘He is a hell of a coach.’<\/p>\n Meanwhile, the Cleveland Browns<\/strong> face their own quarterback dilemma this training camp as head coach Todd Monken<\/strong> weighs the options between veteran Deshaun Watson<\/strong> and rookie Shedeur Sanders<\/strong>. With both options presenting challenges, the decision will be crucial for the team’s performance this season.<\/p>\n The Baltimore Ravens<\/strong> have bolstered their offensive line by signing former Cleveland Browns<\/strong> center Ethan Pocic<\/strong> to a one-year contract. Pocic’s experience is expected to provide stability as the Ravens gear up for the season.<\/p>\n Additionally, the New Orleans Saints<\/strong> have renegotiated the contract of running back Alvin Kamara<\/strong>, ensuring his presence in the backfield for the upcoming season. Kamara\u2019s reworked deal facilitates his continuing role as a critical component of the team.<\/p>\n On the injury front, the Seattle Seahawks<\/strong> have placed rookie defensive lineman Deven Eastern<\/strong> on the PUP (Physically Unable to Perform) list, raising concerns about his availability as training camp begins. This move limits the Seahawks’ depth along the defensive line and will be monitored closely as Eastern’s recovery progresses.<\/p>\n In other player news, George Pickens<\/strong> of the Dallas Cowboys<\/strong> will play under the franchise tag this season after the July 19 deadline passed without a long-term agreement being reached. The tag is worth $27.3 million, and the Cowboys will rely on Pickens’ skills as they navigate this crucial year.<\/p>\n The NFL has taken disciplinary action against Ryan Gold<\/strong>, a personnel executive for the Arizona Cardinals<\/strong>, by suspending him indefinitely due to violations of the league’s gambling policy. This serves as a reminder of the rigorous standards the league enforces regarding gambling.<\/p>\n In an ongoing effort to improve player health and safety, dozens of NFL players have pushed for the installation of permanent grass playing surfaces across league stadiums, following the successful implementation seen during the recent World Cup. This initiative aims to enhance playing conditions and reduce injuries.<\/p>\nTransaction News<\/h2>\n
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