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Micah Parsons traded in the Packers
It Dallas Cowboys is commercializing Pro Bowl Pass Rusher Micah Parsons to the Green Bay PackersAccording to sources who spoke with ESPN. Dallas will receive two first round elections and defensive attacks on Kenny Clark in exchangeAccording to sources who spoke with Adam Schefter de Espn.
Parsons and the Packers have already reached an agreement on an extension of $ 188 million contract, which includes $ 120 million, making it not paid in the NFL history. Parsons will be $ 62 million in the first year of the agreement and will receive a total of $ 136 million, which are records for non -quarters.
San Fran again sign a wide receiver
It San Francisco 49ers announced that they release the security Richie Grant in order to re -sign the receiver Russell Gage Jr. to a one -year agreement. Gage was originally released by the 49ers two days ago, ahead of the list cuts.
Eight teams reveal “rivalry” uniforms
NFL and Nike unveiled the eight uniforms of the team that will debut this season as part of the rivalry program and the uniform program announced earlier this year. Each of the AFC East and NFC West teams will bring these uniforms for a single home game scheduled for the regular 2025-26 season.
“The deployment of the first uniforms of the Rivalry Club and the fan teams marks a significant moment for the NFL, Nike and the fans, as creativity and innovation merge to deliver a new dam that means being rival,” said Tryn Hutt, the Vice President of Club Marketing of the NFL. “Rivalries will bring fresh energy to the field with each new uniform, while also providing a platform to amplify the community and pride of the hometown that is rooted in each NFL fan.”
The rivalry calendar is as follows:
- September 25, 2025: Cardinal Arizona vs. Seattle Seahawks
- September 29, 2025: Miami dolphins vs. New York Jets
- October 5, 2025: Buffalo Bills vs. New England Patriot
- November 13, 2025: New England Patriot vs. New York Jets
- November 16, 2025: Los Angeles Rams vs. Seattle Seahawks
- December 7, 2025: Jets of New York vs. Miami dolphins
- December 18, 2025: Seattle Seahawks vs. Los Angeles Rams
- January 4, 2026: San Francisco 49ers vs. Seattle Seahawks
At the beginning of today, the Cincinnati Bengals announced that they had signed the Guard Dalton Risnerwhich he tried with the team last week. As the ex-selection of the second round, Risner started in 81 of the 87 games of the regular season in which he appeared. Last year, he played in ten games for the Vikings of Minnesota.
Atlanta announces various depth graph movements
Atlanta Falcons’s main coach, Raheem Morris Offensive leaders Brandon Parker, Jack Nelson and Elijah Wilkinson are among the main candidates competing for the team’s team’s initial workaccording to nfl.com. On Tuesday, Kaleb McGary was placed on the list of injuries with a leg injury that ended the season.
Morris also announced that the fourth round, Billy Bowman Jr. had won the initial work of Nickel Cornerback, while the third rounder Xavier Watts had been named initial security next to Jessie Bates. In addition, Jamal Agnew will be the team’s main return for points and launches.
Interest growing in Hunter Renfrow
The veteran broadest receiver Hunter Renfrow has received interest from several teams, according to Tom Pelissero, from the NFL Network, after Carolina Panthers was released on Tuesday. In April, it was signed by the Panthers after not playing during the 2024-25 season.
Numerous teams name their captains
Nine NFL teams announced their captains for the 2025-26 season. The following are the Captains for the Browns, Colts, Raiders, Chargers, Rams, Vikings, Jets, Giants and Titans:
- Quarterback, Joe Flacco
- Guard, Joel Bitonio
- Defensive end, Myles Garrett
- Cornerback, Denzel Ward
- Posster, Corey Bojorquez
- Quarterback, Daniel Jones
- Guard, Quenton Nelson
- Defensive tackle, deforest buckner
- Linebacker, Zaire Franklin
- Cornerback, Kenny Moore II
- Quarterback, Geno Smith
- Defensive end, Maxx Crosby
- Pointer, aj school
- Quarterback, Justin Herbert
- Offensive Tackle, Joe Alt
- Center, Bradley Bozeman
- Linebacker, Daiyan Henley
- Linebacker, Khalil Mack
- Security, Derwin James Jr.
- Quarterback, Matthew Stafford
- Running back, Kyren Williams
- Lineman offensive, Rob Hav
- Defensive end, Kobie Turner
- Linebacker, Nate Landman
- Safety, Lake Quentin
- Pointer, Ethan Evans
- Quarterback, JJ McCarthy
- Running back, Aaron Jones
- Wide receiver, Justin Jefferson
- Offensive Tackle, Brian O’Neill
- Linebacker, Jonathan Greenard
- Security, Joshua metellus
- Safety, Harrison Smith
- Long Snapper, Andrew Depaola
- Quarterback, Justin Fields
- Wide receiver, Garrett Wilson
- Guard, Alijah Vera-Tucker
- Defensive Tackle, Quinnen Williams
- Linebacker Jamien Sherwood
- Linebacker, Marcelino McCary-Ball
- Quarterback, Russell Wilson
- Wide receiver, Darius Slayton
- Defense Tackle, Dexter Lawrence II
- Linebacker, Brian Burns
- Linebacker Bobby Okereke
- Quarterback, Cam Ward
- Running back, Tony Pollard
- Wide receiver, Calvin Ridley
- Defensive Tackle, Jefferry Simmons
- Linebacker, Cody Barton
- Safety, Amani Hooker
- Long Snapper, Morgan Cox
The wounds and updates of notable injuries
Cardinal Arizona
- The defensive line Justin Jones was placed on the injured reserve.
Atlanta Falcons
Baltimore Ravens
- The selection of the third round project and the offensive lineman Emery Jones Jr. It was placed on the list of reserve injuries/non -football player.
Carolina Panthers
- The left attack Ikem Ekwonu risks losing the first week, as it recovers from an emergency appendectomy.
- The second round of collection and past, Nic Scourton, returned to practice yesterday after coping with a chest injury.
Chicago bears
- The second -year defensive end, Austin Booker, was placed on the injured reserve.
Bengals of Cincinnati
- Guard Cordell Volson returned to the injured reservations list.
Denver bronchos
- After not practicing today with a groin injury, the wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr. will return to the field Monday.
Green Bay Packers
- The Jordan Love Quarterback was seen in the pills in the beginning of today.
- The wide receiver Jayden Reed has a fracture of Jones on the left foot that plans to play the whole season.
- Safety Xavier McKinney and the broad receiver Donayvion Wicks participated in practice yesterday.
Las Vegas Raiders
- The Aidan O’Connell quarterback was placed on the injured reserve while recovering from a broken wrist.
Los Angeles Rams
- In Left, Alaric Jackson, who has been treating blood clots, will practice on Monday and play in the first week.
Miami dolphins
- The wide receiver Tyreek Hill, who has an oblique injury, has returned to practice today and should be ready to go to the first week.
- It is expected that Jaylen Wright will lose various games, as it recovers from a smaller leg operation.
Vikings of Minnesota
- Safety Harrison Smith, which has not been practiced since August 11 due to a personal matter, will be evaluated by Vikings Weekly.
New Orleans Saints
- Trevor Penning, Trevor Penning, in the first round, no longer uses a boot on foot and has not yet been ruled out during the first week.
New York Giants
- The broad receiver, Malik Nabers, said yesterday that a back injury, which left him out for a few weeks, should not be a problem to move forward.
Philadelphia Eagles
- The wide of Devonta Smith and Aj Brown have practiced today when they fight against their respective injuries in the groin and strap.
Pittsburgh Steelers
- Rookie quarterback, Will Howard, was placed on the wounded reserve due to a hand problem.
- ROKIE CORNERBACK, DONT KENT, was placed on the injured reserve.
San Francisco 49ers
- The extensive receiver and the selection of the fourth round, Jordan Watkins, has lost its practice today due to an ankle injury.
Tennessee Titans
- JC Latham, who remained out of practice, remained out of practice due to pain, but the main coach Brian Callahan said he is not worried.
