Jadeveon Clowney is returning to the Houston Texans, the team that selected him No. 1 in the 2014 NFL draft. Clowney confirmed a report by NFL Network's Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo that he had agreed to a contract with the Texans, telling the Houston Chronicle that he has "grown up and learned the game a lot more since" last playing with Houston in 2018.
Canadian guard Matthew Bergeron and the Atlanta Falcons have agreed on a four-year contract extension worth $96 million, according to ESPN NFL reporter Jeremy Fowler. It is the richest contract signed by a Canadian player in NFL history. Elsewhere, the San Francisco 49ers placed wide receiver Ricky Pearsall on season-ending injured reserve Saturday as Pearsall continues to deal with a posterior cruciate ligament injury in his right knee.
NFL Insider Adam Schefter explains why Bijan Robinson hasn't signed a new deal with Falcons yet.
ESPN's Field Yates explains how the Chiefs' defence can help them bounce back this season.
Buccaneers' head coach Todd Bowles shared his thoughts on Baker Mayfield's comments on failed contract negotiations with the team saying "he didn't have a reaction." Elsewhere, Adam Schefter reports the former Bills head coach Sean McDermott is using his time off to see how a few teams operate, and spent Friday visiting the Rams.
CBS Sports has placed NFL analyst Tony Romo on leave following his arrest last week on suspicion of driving under the influence, the network announced Friday. Romo, 46, has been the lead game analyst for CBS' NFL coverage since 2017 after making four Pro Bowl appearances during an NFL career that ran from 2004 to 2016 and was spent entirely with the Dallas Cowboys.
According to multiple reports, Chiefs' quarterback Patrick Mahomes is ahead of schedule from a torn ACL and LCL he suffered last December and has been a full participant in camp drills.
Evan Cohen explains why he's puzzled that Cowboys are in Super Bowl conversation.
The Get Up discuss how will Lamar Jackson will affect the Ravens' running game this season.
Adam Schefter joins The Pat McAfee Show to explain why he has high hopes for the Saints this season.
First Take discuss how Jakobi Meyers can elevate the Jags this season.
Falcons head coach Kevin Stefanski shared an update on quarterback Tua Tagovailoa as he continues to progress following an injury 'flare up' he sustained. Stefanski also touched on Michael Penix Jr.'s recovery and how rookie QB Jack Strand has looked this past week taking first-team reps.
ESPN NFL analyst Dan Graziano believes the Kansas City Chiefs could see Patrick Mahomes return in Week 1.
Will the Dallas Cowboys be Super Bowl contenders if wide receiver George Pickens has a career year? ESPN's Chris Canty weighs in.
ESPN NFL analyst Mike Tannenbaum explains why he didn't like Baker Mayfield's comments after the quarterback said he felt 'disrespected and undervalued' by the Bucs.
ESPN's Marcus Spears and Mina Kimes are excited for wide receiver Chris Olave after his four-year extension with the Saints.
ESPN NFL analyst Mike Tannenbaum discusses if he thinks safety Caleb Downs can solve the Cowboys' defensive struggles.
TSN Bills reporter Dave Naylor discusses the new defensive scheme the team has been learning at training camp under new defensive coordinator Jim Leonard, and the role that Canadian defensive end Michael Hoecht will play in the system.
The New Orleans Saints are signing wide receiver Chris Olave to a four-year extension worth up to $132 million, including $90 million guaranteed, his agents Drew Rosenhaus and Jason Rosenhaus told ESPN's Adam Schefter. Tua Tagovailoa returned to Falcons camp on Thursday but he didn't practice with the team, instead working on some individual drills on the sideline. Elsewhere, Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers took part in the individual portion of a full-team practice Wednesday for the first time since suffering a serious knee injury Week 4 of last season with John Harbaugh saying Nabers "looked good".
Baker Mayfield opens up about 'disappointing' contract negotiations with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Sean Payton tearfully accepts Drew Brees' Hall of Fame invitation with the former New Orleans Saints star quarterback selecting his former coach to introduce him and unveil his bronze bust.
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