NFL, NFLPA prepare to continues talks on Wednesday

Talks between the NFL and NFL Players Association will resume on Wednesday, as the two sides try to hammer out various lingering issues regarding the safety procedures and financial realities of football in a pandemic. On Tuesday, the NFLPA conducted a call with players regarding the status of the discussion. Here’s a quick summary of [more]

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Chargers allow season ticket holders to opt out of 2020

The Chargers are joining many other teams in the NFL in offering season ticket holders an opt out. The team announced “Charge Forward,” a Bolt Fam Membership rollover program. The Chargers will credit 2020 season ticket members for the 2021 season or give a refund, if requested. Season ticket prices for 2021 are frozen for [more]

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Browns close to five-year extension with Myles Garrett

The Browns have done a huge piece of business, signing defensive end Myles Garrett to mammoth contract extension. According to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, the Browns and Garrett are closing in on a five-year extension worth $125 million. A $25 million-a-year average would make him the highest-paid pass-rusher in the league, surpassing the Khalil [more]

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AP source: Chiefs, Jones agree to 4-year, $85M extension

The Kansas City Chiefs and Pro Bowl defensive tackle Chris Jones agreed to a four-year contract that could be worth up to $85 million on Tuesday, the latest in a lavish spending spree by the Super Bowl champions as they continue to lock up their core pieces as training camp approaches. The deal for Jones, which comes on the heels of a record-setting 10-year extension for quarterback Patrick Mahomes, includes $60 million in guarantees, a person familiar with the terms told The Associated Press. Jones returned in time for training camp, though, and his unique ability to rush the passer from the interior of the defensive line was instrumental in helping Kansas City beat the San Francisco 49ers to win its first Super Bowl in 50 years.

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Philadelphia’s “expectation” is that Eagles games won’t have fans

The Eagles believed that Philadelphia’s ban of large public events and gatherings through February would not apply to them. The city believes it does. “We have been in communication with the Eagles. We have told them our expectations are that they don’t have fans,” Philadelphia Managing Director Brian Albernathy said Tuesday, via the Philadelphia Inquirer. [more]

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Report: Dolphins acknowledge that camp opening could get “pushed back”

As the clock ticks toward the scheduled start of training camp, there appear to be some who are concerned that date might come later than July 28. According to Adam Beasley of the Miami Herald, the Dolphins have communicated with players that “everything is up in the air,” and that the team “could see things [more]

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Report: Cowboys “all but given up hope” of Randy Gregory’s reinstatement

The last we heard of Randy Gregory, the defensive end was “working through the process” of reinstatement in May. Two months later comes word that the Cowboys have “all but given up hope” of Gregory being reinstated from his indefinite suspension. Clarence Hill of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram doesn’t elaborate on the reasons for the [more]

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Aaron Rodgers: “Are we gonna have a season?”

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers participated in this weekend’s American Century Championship. He hopes to be participating (along with all other NFL players) in this year’s football season. Asked for his “top of mind” concern as Rodgers enters his 16th season and chases his second Super Bowl win, Rodgers was blunt. “I think top of mind [more]

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