At the Las Vegas Raiders’ training camp, owner Mark Davis observed a significant roster overhaul, highlighted by the release of defensive tackle Christian Wilkins after just five games due to injury and salary issues. New head coach Pete Carroll and general manager John Spytek emphasize a culture of accountability and performance, aiming to build a competitive team through aggressive roster management and a strong focus on drafting and developing talent.
CardinalsCardinals WR Marvin Harrison Jr. acknowledges he has fallen behind several peers in receiving yards despite being the top receiver in last year’s NFL draft, but is focusing on his own development this offseason. TE Trey McBride notes Harrison's increased work ethic and weight gain to 220 pounds as he adjusts to the league.RamsRams DE Braden Fiske credits former WR Cooper Kupp for emphasizing diet improvements to enhance performance, which he applied this offseason to regain weight above 290 pounds for better strength. Fiske feels more comfortable at this weight compared to last season.SeahawksSeahawks DC Aden Durde emphasizes the need for OLB Boye Mafe to impact all downs, not just pass-rushing situations, while also calling for more efficiency from fellow...
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Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, 37, is experiencing back soreness and will not return to practice next week as expected, according to coach Sean McVay. McVay stated that taking a cautious, week-by-week approach is the prudent decision regarding Stafford's health. Want More Context? 🔎
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The Panthers made three roster moves, waiving linebacker Amare Barno, who played five games in 2024 with seven tackles and one sack. They also signed J.J. Weaver and moved MJ Devonshire to injured reserve; Barno, a sixth-round pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, had previously been an honorable mention All-ACC at Virginia Tech. Want More Context? 🔎
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