The Tennessee Titans have parted ways with veteran safety Jamal Adams, releasing him after a brief stint with the team. Adams, who battled a hip injury, requested the release to seek more playing time with another team.
Buffalo Bills Acquire Amari Cooper in Trade with Cleveland Browns
The Buffalo Bills have acquired wide receiver Amari Cooper from the Cleveland Browns, adding a key playmaker to their receiving corps. Cooper’s arrival aims to boost a struggling Buffalo offense that currently ranks 25th in passing yards per game.
Drake Maye Replaces Jacoby Brissett as New England Patriots Starting Quarterback
The New England Patriots have named rookie quarterback Drake Maye as their new starter, replacing Jacoby Brissett. The move comes after a four-game losing streak, with the Patriots looking for offensive improvement.
Jets Fire Robert Saleh After Demoting Offensive Coordinator Nathaniel Hackett
The Jets fired Robert Saleh after their recent losses and his decision to demote offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett. Owner Woody Johnson claimed responsibility for the move, sparking questions about the team’s direction.
Carolina Panthers Bench Bryce Young After 0-2 Start, Andy Dalton to Take Over as Starter
The Carolina Panthers have decided to bench Bryce Young, their No. 1 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, after an 0-2 start to the season. Andy Dalton will step in as the starting quarterback as the Panthers look to revamp their struggling offense.
Tua Tagovailoa Faces Uncertain Timeline Following Third NFL Concussion; Skylar Thompson to Start for Dolphins
Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa sustained his third NFL concussion during a game against the Buffalo Bills. As Tagovailoa enters concussion protocols, backup QB Skylar Thompson is expected to start in his place against the Seattle Seahawks. The Dolphins are taking a cautious approach, with no timeline for Tua’s return.
Dak Prescott Becomes Highest-Paid NFL Player with Four-Year, $240M Extension
The Dallas Cowboys and quarterback Dak Prescott have agreed to terms on a historic four-year, $240 million contract extension, making Prescott the highest-paid player in NFL history. The Mississippi State product, who has been the Cowboys’ starting quarterback since 2016, will earn an average annual salary of $60 million under this new deal.
Tyreek Hill Detained by Police for Traffic Violation Ahead of Season Opener
Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill was briefly detained by police following a minor traffic violation ahead of the team’s season opener against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday. The Dolphins confirmed the incident, noting that Hill was pulled over just one block from Hard Rock Stadium. Despite the detainment, Hill has since been released and will be available to play in the game.
Cowboys, Dak Prescott Making Progress In Extension Talks
As the Dallas Cowboys approach their 2024 season opener, contract negotiations with quarterback Dak Prescott are intensifying. With one year left on his current four-year, $160 million deal signed in 2021, the Cowboys and Prescott have been discussing an extension throughout the summer. The financial aspect of the deal is expected to position Prescott near the top of the quarterback market, but the main sticking point has been the contract’s length.
Broncos, Patrick Surtain Agree On Extension
Denver Broncos’ star cornerback Patrick Surtain has agreed to a four-year, $96 million contract extension, solidifying his status as the highest-paid cornerback in the NFL. The deal, which includes $77.5 million in guaranteed money, was reported by veteran NFL insider Jordan Schultz and marks a significant shift in the NFL’s cornerback market. Surtain’s extension surpasses Jaire Alexander’s 2022 deal with the Green Bay Packers, giving him a $3 million advantage in annual average value (AAV).