Steelers sign Aaron Rodgers to one-year deal as OTAs open
Aaron Rodgers signed a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers and is expected to practice at OTAs, preserving continuity after last season’s AFC North title.
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NFL and Referees Association Ratify Seven-Year CBA, Averting Potential 2026 Work Stoppage
NFL and referees ratify seven-year CBA through 2032, averting replacement officials and a potential work stoppage ahead of the 2026 season.
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Aaron Rodgers Expected to Visit Steelers; Likely to Return in 2026, Sources Say
Aaron Rodgers is expected to visit the Pittsburgh Steelers this weekend and is likely to play for them in 2026, sources say — but no contract is signed yet.
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Chiefs Trade Up to Draft Mansoor Delane at No. 6, Adding Versatile Cornerback
Kansas City traded up to No. 6 to draft LSU cornerback Mansoor Delane, a versatile cover man who can play outside or in the slot.
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Raiders Select Heisman Winner Fernando Mendoza No. 1 Overall in 2026 NFL Draft
Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza, who led Indiana to its first CFP title, was selected No. 1 overall by the Las Vegas Raiders in the 2026 NFL Draft.
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ESPN: Giants to Trade DT Dexter Lawrence to Bengals for No. 10 Draft Pick
ESPN reports the Giants are trading Pro Bowl DT Dexter Lawrence to the Bengals in a deal that would include Cincinnati’s No. 10 pick; no official announcement yet.
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Giants' Dexter Lawrence Requests Trade, Skips Voluntary Offseason Workouts
Giants defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence has requested a trade and is skipping voluntary workouts, creating cap and roster questions for John Harbaugh's new era.
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NFL owners approve kickoff and officiating changes, setting stage for expanded international slate in 2026
New NFL rules expand onside kicks, tweak dynamic kickoff safety, widen New York’s role in ejections, and prep for replacement refs and 2026 global games.
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NFL draft rules would let New York overturn ‘clear and obvious’ calls if refs strike in 2026
A one-year contingency rule would expand replay authority during any 2026 referee work stoppage, as the NFL also weighs kickoff and draft-trade changes.
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NFL franchise-tag deadline arrives with rare quiet as only Pitts and Pickens get tagged
As the 2026 tag window closes, only Kyle Pitts and George Pickens are tagged—matching last year’s record low and hinting at a freer market.