The Miami Dolphins have one preseason game left to go before the time arrives for roster cuts. You've already seen some proactive action across the rest of the NFL that hints at how Miami's general manager,

Stop me if you've heard this before, but someone is proposing a trade for the Buffalo Bills that would acquire Dallas Cowboys superstar linebacker Micah Parsons

AJ Brown has been a key part of two Eagles Super Bowl teams, but Philadelphia's deal to acquire the star wide receiver nearly didn't happen.

Texas quarterback Arch Manning may draw heavy consideration as the No. 1 overall pick should he decide to enter the 2026 NFL draft, but that is reportedly far from a guarantee.

The University of Iowa is paying former NFL general manager Scott Pioli $30,000 for one day-long visit and six one-hour Zoom sessions, according to a copy of the consulting agreement obtained through a public records request.

Several premier players have yet to begin practicing due to contract disputes, but none are more important right now than Micah Parsons. Parsons is entering the fifth and final year of his deal. After making the Pro Bowl in each of his first four seasons,

Though Sanders is still fourth on the Browns' depth chart behind Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, and Gabriel — none of which played in last week's preseason win over the Carolina Panthers — many believe he's a legit threat to move up into the No. 2 or 3 spot by the end of camp, thanks to his head-turning preseason debut.

There was almost a reality where wide receiver A.J. Brown never became a Philadelphia Eagle. Philadelphia and general manager Howie Roseman agreed to a trade, in principle, with the Tennessee Titans on the night of the 2022 NFL Draft,

Training camp is in full swing, but one of the NFL's most dominant defenders is still on the sideline. Micah Parsons, a Pro Bowler in each of his first four seasons, is heading int

“Bills GM Brandon Beane said he was at first worried about the James Cook hold-in becoming a distraction, but believes the core of the team knew what this was about, and everyone was level-headed,” The Athletic's Joe Buscaglia posted on X, formerly Twitter.