The Broncos are paying new Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson $37.79M not to play for them this season. That, of course, has given Denver's players a little extra motivation for when they host Pittsburgh in Week 2.
Kansas City Chiefs veterans still have almost a month until they need to report to training camp on July 20, but one is already dreading it.
Who might be getting paid in the AFC North this summer?
One Ravens defensive lineman is eyeing a breakout season in 2024.
Coming off one of the greatest rookie seasons in NFL history will be difficult to follow, but Puka Nacua is doing his best to be even better in 2024.
The Chicago Bears could use rookie WR Rome Odunze on special teams, though whether they will remains to be seen.
Washington Commanders RB Austin Ekeler wants fantasy managers to trust him following a down 2023-24 season.
Davon Godchaux hopes the Pats aren't done paying their players as he is heading into the final year of the two-year extension he signed in 2022.
De'Vondre Campbell has been learning the 49ers defense for the past few months and should be the favorite to fill in for Dre Greenlaw. Although, he's not expecting anything.
There is a lot of optimism surrounding the Cardinals heading into the 2024 season, and rightfully so.
Amari Cooper was absent from the Browns' mandatory minicamp for one reason: He wants a new deal heading into the final year of his current contract.
Among those highlighting Philadelphia's new-look group are rookie cornerbacks Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean. However, someone else has caught the early attention of three-time Pro Bowl wide receiver A.J. Brown.
It sounds like the Bears are excited about the potential of one heretofore disappointing player as teams look to exploit the new kickoff rules in 2024.
The RB moved on from the Giants this offseason following six years full of ups and downs.
Running back Kyren Williams came out of nowhere last season, becoming the Rams' first 1,000-yard rusher since Todd Gurley in 2018.
NFL.com's Eric Edholm thinks the idea that Caleb Williams will bring immediate success to the Bears is overblown.
Ravens TE Isaiah Likely recently discussed how his versatility can help the team.
The Patriots had the seventh-best defense in total yards allowed per game last season and expect to be even better in 2024 thanks to the emergence of one of their second-year defenders.
Nikko Remigio might be a long shot, but if he continues to impress when the pads come on, he could finally get his shot at the next level.
Despite a rough couple of seasons that included a significant injury followed by a noticeable lack of production, McDermott still has high hopes for one of his veteran players.
It's not often that teams see immediate impacts from players who make position changes in the NFL, but the Ravens seem to believe they could see just that from one of their second-year players.
It's never too early to start predicting who could be named this year's top players now that most teams' rosters are set ahead of training camp.
Year 2 is always an important season for players looking to take their games to another level.
This season, the Rams have the difficult task of replacing the production of three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year Aaron Donald, who officially retired in March.
Count this QB among those who believe the receiver can continue to have a major impact in the league.