Titans QB Will Levis will continue as the team’s starting quarterback when he is healthy, as confirmed by HC Brian Callahan. Levis exited Monday’s game against Miami due to a shoulder injury, but Callahan emphasized that the decision to not put him back in was solely to protect his health, especially with the upcoming bye week. Callahan stated, “One hundred percent, Will’s healthy, he’s our quarterback.”
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49ers coach Kyle Shanahan reassured quarterback Brock Purdy about the team's commitment to him before contract negotiations for his five-year, $265 million extension, acknowledging the difficult financial situation while expressing their desire to keep him. Shanahan emphasized the importance of communication to ensure Purdy understood his value to the team amidst the business side of football. Want More Context? 🔎
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Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons faces significant leverage if he chooses not to attend training camp, as leaving the team could lead to a permanent loss of his 2025 salary and potential placement on the reserve list as a retired player. If he stays away for more than five days, he risks serious financial consequences, making his attendance at camp crucial. Want More Context? 🔎
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49ers linebacker Fred Warner reflected on his rookie experience during his first press conference of the 2025 NFL season, sharing that he wishes he could advise his younger self to recognize that all players are human and to focus on their own abilities. With an impressive career including four Pro Bowls and All-Pro honors, Warner aims to guide new teammates by emphasizing consistency and understanding their potential as the team begins training camp. Want More Context? 🔎
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