The Detroit Lions hope starting quarterback Jared Goff remains healthy in 2026 more than they did previously.
Any organization that needs a backup at some point is going to have Pittsburgh at the top of its list. Four signal-callers are working during training-camp practices.
Have the Ravens finally found the receiver they've been looking for?
Cleveland Browns head coach Todd Monken was in no rush to name a starting quarterback in the spring. He had Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders split first-team reps at OTAs and through the first nine days of training camp. Now, it looks like something has changed.
Since 1990, 46 NFL running backs have led or tied for the lead in rushing touchdowns on the season. How many of these leaders can you name in five minutes?
The Eagles have shown a willingness to make uncomfortable but competitive moves in the past.
The opening of 2026 NFL training camp brings big hope for all 32 fan bases. These are the 25 developments to watch as we progress toward Week 1.
The Washington Commanders' aspirations were dealt a massive blow on Saturday. Is this free agent the answer to their new problem?
Pickens led the Cowboys in targets, receptions, receiving yards and touchdowns last season.
As much as some think he may change his stance and pick up talks at some point in the season, NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport isn't so sure.
There is nothing wrong with an owner being involved. Problems begin when involvement becomes interference.
The Pittsburgh Steelers' annual training camp evening practice brought some tough news for the team as it continues to get closer to preseason football.
The most important thing for NFL teams during training camp and the preseason is that their most important starters, and especially veteran starters, get through without any major injuries. It does not always go according to plan.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame officially welcomed the 2026 class into its ranks on Saturday.
Now that this year's class has their gold jackets, let's take a look ahead to some players who will be first-time eligible in 2027 and buy or sell their Hall of Fame chances. Both as part of the 2027 class, or in future classes.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has never been one to let training camp pass quietly.
Fox Sports released a feature with NFL analyst Ben Arthur discussing a group of players in the NFL with "the most to gain" in 2026. He has Caleb Williams in there.
Terry Bradshaw has spent decades in the public eye, first as the Hall of Fame quarterback who led the Pittsburgh Steelers to four Super Bowl titles and later as one of the most recognizable faces on Fox NFL Sunday. Even in retirement, the 77-year-old has remained active through television, public appearances and speaking engagements.
This next season is going to be huge for him and the Chiefs.
The Chicago Bears have another injury situation to monitor.
People are buzzing about the Minnesota Vikings' quarterback competition, and for good reason.
These three executives enter 2026 with uncomfortable questions surrounding the teams they built.
Few were spared during kicker Adam Vinatieri's Pro Football Hall of Fame induction speech.
Tomlin's résumé is impressive. He didn't have a single losing season in 19 years as a head coach, and he has a Super Bowl ring under his belt.
According to Sam Warren of The Athletic, Crosby and Cousins got into a bit of a scuffle during Friday's practice after Crosby tipped a pass and Cousins "got in [Crosby's] face afterward," which resulted in a bit of a shouting match between the two.
The quarterback competition for the Minnesota Vikings has gone on long enough, and it’s time for it to end.
The Arizona Cardinals suffered a 33-30 loss to the Carolina Panthers in the Hall of Fame Game on Thursday night, but Beck nevertheless emerged as the major talking point regarding the contest.
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