Veach's latest comments hint at the team making headway in contract negotiations with Jones, but the Chiefs are up against the clock if they hope to have No. 95 at their disposal next Thursday night.
Charles Barkley has never been one to shy away from criticisms of Kyrie Irving.
Despite being eligible for a contract extension next month, Giannis Antetokounmpo has zero intentions to re-sign with the Bucks this summer.
Running back James Robinson's fall from grace continued Tuesday with his release by the New York Giants.
Former Pro Bowl cornerback Malcolm Butler is en route to Atlanta where he will attempt to earn a deal with the Falcons.
Despite being penciled in as the Cardinals Week 1 starter for most of the offseason, Colt McCoy's time in Arizona has officially come to an end.
The Giannis watch is back on, and as is the case when it comes to most superstars with uncertain futures, the New York Knicks and Los Angeles Lakers are in the mix.
While Barnett's presence in Philadelphia may feel unnecessary, a team can never have too many pass rushers, hence why the Eagles would like to keep him.
Less than three years removed from being the No. 3 pick in the draft, Trey Lance is at a career crossroads. A longtime NFL QB weighed in on what he needs to work on.
The Indianapolis Colts rejected an initial trade offer from the Miami Dolphins for disgruntled running back Jonathan Taylor, per Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald.
A two-time 1,000-yard rusher and all-time single-season rushing leader in Syracuse history, running back Sean Tucker's talents have never been questioned. Unfortunately, a concerning heart condition detected during the pre-draft process stripped away Tucker's chances of hearing his name called on draft day.
Regardless of all the movement at quarterback, the Browns will still go as far as Deshaun Watson takes them in 2023.
A Swiss-Army-Knife defender during his collegiate days, the 6-foot-4, 238-pound Simmons arrives in East Rutherford as a position-less player.
The Dolphins are expected to explore a deal for Taylor, who would likely supplant Raheem Mostert as Miami's starter if acquired.
After a summer filled with unease, the Indianapolis Colts granted running back Jonathan Taylor permission to seek a trade on Monday. The former All-Pro won't be had for cheap, as ESPN's Stephen Holder reported the organization is seeking a first-round pick or a "package of picks that equates to as much" in exchange for Taylor.
With the Colts giving disgruntled running back Jonathan Taylor permission to seek a trade, a changing of the guards may soon be underway in Indianapolis' backfield. However, who will take the mantle in the wake of a Taylor trade is still unclear.
Despite a steep asking price, the prospect of adding a 24-year-old, former NFL rushing champ to one's backfield is bound to pique the interest of a handful of teams.
After failing to yield a trade offer they deemed worthy, the 76ers decided to halt trade talks surrounding James Harden earlier this month, planning for the disgruntled star to attend training camp come late September.
When push comes to shove, expectations are that Lillard finds his way to Miami. However, the longer Lillard remains on Portland's roster, the more of a risk the Heat run of missing out on their target.
James Harden has informed league investigators that his "liar" comment refers to Morey telling him the team would trade him "quickly" after he opted into his contract in late June.
At 71 years old, Pete Carroll is the oldest head coach in the NFL. With 23 years of coaching experience in the pros and a historic nine-year collegiate
The Portland Trail Blazers could not care less that Damian Lillard prefers a trade to the Miami Heat.
When the Minnesota Vikings released Dalvin Cook in June, the Pro Bowl running back appeared destined for a homecoming with the Miami Dolphins. However, when push came to shove, the South Florida native opted to sign with the New York Jets.
With the NBA season tipping off in a little over two months, the future whereabouts of one of the league's biggest stars remain a mystery. Portland Trail Blazers guard Damian Lillard requested a trade this offseason after 11 seasons in the Pacific Northwest.
While Trey Lance's preseason struggles have been the talk of the town, the 49ers remain extremely confident in their quarterback room — namely due to the presence of Brock Purdy.