New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara<\/strong> has sustained a knee injury but fortunately avoided a major setback, although he is expected to miss a few weeks. Meanwhile, Washington Commanders defensive tackle Johnny Newton<\/strong> is seeing a specialist for a pec injury, raising concerns about his availability as the season approaches.<\/p>\n In the latest practice session, Kansas City Chiefs offensive tackle Josh Simmons<\/strong> did not participate due to a back injury. Additionally, it was reported that 49ers wide receiver Mike Evans<\/strong> exited practice with a foot\/ankle issue, although details on the severity remain unclear.<\/p>\n In a trade deal, the New York Giants have agreed to send offensive lineman Daniel Faalele<\/strong> to the Jacksonville Jaguars, reportedly in exchange for a Day 3 draft pick in 2027. Furthermore, the Giants bolstered their backfield by signing veteran running back Najee Harris<\/strong> to a one-year deal after his previous season with the Chargers was plagued by an Achilles tear.<\/p>\n The New York Jets have also made a move by signing wide receiver Junior Bergen<\/strong>, adding depth to their receiving corps as they prepare for the upcoming season.<\/p>\n Amid tensions at the Cowboys-Saints joint practice, Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer<\/strong> joked about leading what he called a “fight club” during training. The practice saw multiple altercations.<\/p>\n Dan Campbell<\/strong>, head coach of the Detroit Lions, humorously admitted to reducing his caffeine intake, joking that he’s cut back from a gallon to half a gallon of coffee daily.<\/p>\n Quarterback Baker Mayfield<\/strong> is optimistic about the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, claiming they are poised to “shock a lot of people” this season despite predictions of a losing record. Similarly, Tua Tagovailoa<\/strong> expressed frustration over a subpar performance in his first preseason game with the Falcons, signaling he is eager to improve.<\/p>\n 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy<\/strong> reflected on the team\u2019s joint practice with the Chargers, noting it was not their best day, highlighting the need for better execution in team drills.<\/p>\n The NFL is potentially looking towards expansion, as indicated by Commissioner Roger Goodell<\/strong>‘s recent comments about the inevitability of non-US teams in the league, marking the first indication of franchise expansion in a long time.<\/p>\nTransaction News<\/h2>\n
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