As usual, there’s two sides to every story. Regarding the inevitable divorce between the Packers and quarterback Aaron Rodgers, we had previously heard one side. Today, we heard some of the other side. Via Matt Schneidman of TheAthletic.com, G.M. Brian Gutekunst told reporters at the league meeting in Arizona that the team tried to contact [more]

The Packers are ready to move on from Aaron Rodgers, even if they don’t get a first-round draft pick for trading him. Packers General Manager Brian Gutekunst acknowledged in a conversation with reporters today that the Packers won’t necessarily get a first-round pick from the Jets in the Rodgers trade, according to Tom Pelissero of [more]

The Chiefs played against Jordan Love when he spot started for the Packers in 2021, but clearly he didn't leave an impression on Andy Reid.

Roschon Johnson has seen his draft stock rise significantly over the last few months.

The Rams are interested in bringing Odell Beckham Jr. back, if the price is right. Rams General Manager Les Snead said today that the Rams have “definitely” discussed signing Beckham and have outlined what they’re willing to offer him. But Snead indicated that the ball is in Beckham’s court as far as whether he’s willing [more]

After nine years, the Raiders have a new quarterback. They released longtime signal-caller Derek Carr in February and signed Jimmy Garoppolo earlier this month to start fresh at the position. But as Las Vegas let Carr go, the team’s owner had a message for him. “I apologized to him for not getting it done,” Davis [more]

Despite a disappointing 2022 season, Patriots owner Robert Kraft still believes in Bill Belichick to lead the franchise, but he's anxious to return to the playoffs.

After leading the Eagles to an appearance in Super Bowl LVII in his second year as a starting quarterback, Jalen Hurts is in line for a contract extension. Philadelphia is publicly signaling that the organization is ready to make that happen. General Manager Howie Roseman made that point just after the club fell to the [more]

NFL protocol requires at least 24 of 32 team owners to support a forced removal of Dan Snyder as owner.

The Todd Downing DUI arrest returned to the NFL’s front burner on Monday, with the release of the arrest video by TMZ.com. It prompted a couple of questions regarding Downing’s current status as the passing game coordinator of the Jets. In response to a request for comment, the NFL referred PFT to Downing’s current team. [more]

Ezekiel Elliott put out a wish list of teams he’d like to play for, with the Eagles, Bengals and Jets on it. The free agent running back, though, has not received much interest. Bengals coach Zac Taylor seemed to indicate last week his team doesn’t have an interest in Elliott, and Jets coach Robert Saleh [more]

Patriots owner Robert Kraft said on Monday that rapper Meek Mill texted him stating star quarterback Lamar Jackson wants to come to New England.

Bill Belichick pointed to the scoreboard when asked why Patriots fans should be optimistic about their team, and former safety Devin McCourty absolutely loved it.

While the NFL world waits on a potential Aaron Rodgers trade to the Jets, Robert Saleh remains patient and optimistic.

John Lynch and the 49ers will "listen to everything" if an attractive Trey Lance trade offer arose.

General Manager John Lynch said Monday the team plans to exercise Brandon Aiyuk‘s fifth-year option, which will pay the receiver $14.12 million in 2024. “Brandon’s been excellent for us,” Lynch said, via Eric Branch of the San Francisco Chronicle. “I’d be shocked if we didn’t. We still have some time. . . We’re still discussing, [more]

With Aaron Rodgers to the Jets inevitable, the focus should be on who else they're about to add around him. Odell Beckham Jr. and Ben Jones are on New York's radar.

Derek Carr will have a familiar face in the New Orleans receivers room. Bryan Edwards is signing with the Saints, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Media. Edwards spent his first two seasons with the Raiders before he was traded to the Falcons last May. But Edwards appeared in just seven games for Atlanta, catching [more]

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The 49ers have signed offensive tackle Matt Pryor, General Manager John Lynch told beat reporters Monday. Pryor, 28, will compete with Colton McKivitz for the right tackle job vacated by the departure of Mike McGlinchey. “Colton is the guy right now,” Lynch said, via Jennifer Lee Chan of NBCSportsBayArea.com. “We just signed Matt Pryor. He [more]