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INJURIES
- RB Jonathon Brooks (knee) is expected to be ready for organized team activities, head coach Dave Canales said.
VISITS
- Miami C James Brockermeyer will have a pre-draft visit with Chicago later this week, NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero reported.
INJURIES
- OT Ozzy Trapilo suffered a pretty serious injury and all options are on the table to replace him, head coach Ben Johnson said. Johnson said team could go for a short- or long-term solution.
OTHER NEWS
- QB Shedeur Sanders is switching his Browns jersey number from No. 12 to No. 2.
- The NFL added Italy to its global markets program, with the Browns and Saints receiving rights there.
INJURIES
- DE Donovan Ezeiruaku (hip) remains on target to be ready for training camp, head coach Brian Schottenheimer said.
OTHER NEWS
- QB Joe Milton III and Sam Howell will compete for the QB2 spot behind Dak Prescott, Schottenheimer said.
INJURIES
- QB Bo Nix is ahead of schedule in his recovery from ankle surgery, team owner Greg Penner said.
OTHER NEWS
- Head coach Dan Campbell told reporters that his preference is to move RT Penei Sewell to LT this season, but no final decision has been made.
OTHER NEWS
- RT Anton Harrison will have his fifth-year option picked up by Jacksonville, general manager James Gladstone told reporters.
OTHER NEWS
- WR Jordan Addison will have his fifth-year option exercised, executive vice president of football operations Rob Brzezinski said.
- Head coach Kevin O'Connell said Monday that he expects DE Jonathan Greenard to be on the team in 2026. Greenard, who's coming off a shoulder injury, has been mentioned in trade rumors this offseason.
TRAINING CAMP NEWS
- The Patriots and Eagles will hold joint training camp practices in Foxborough, head coach Nick Sirainni said.
OTHER NEWS
- The Patriots will be featured on HBO's 'Hard Knocks' training camp in 2027, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported.
OTHER NEWS
- The NFL added Italy to its global markets program, with the Browns and Saints receiving rights there.
ROSTER CUTS
- K Graham Gano was waived with a failed physical designation.
OTHER NEWS
- QB Geno Smith was among the Jets' new players to receive their . Smith will don the same No. 7 he did during his first stint with the team from 2013-2016.
TRAINING CAMP NEWS
- The Patriots and Eagles will hold joint training camp practices in Foxborough, head coach Nick Sirainni said.
SIGNINGS
- OLB Joe Tryon-Shoyinka , a 2021 first-round pick of the Buccaneers, agreed to terms on a one-year deal.
OTHER NEWS
- WR Brandon Aiyuk remains on the roster and the 49ers are in no rush to resolve his situation, head coach Kyle Shanahan said. Aiyuk, whose guarantees for 2026 have been voided, was placed on the reserve/left squad list in December and never played for San Francisco during the 2025 season. General manager John Lynch told reporters in January it was "safe to say" Aiyuk had played his last snap as a Niner.
COACHING NEWS
- The 49ers their coaching and title changes for Kyle Shanahan's staff.
INJURIES
- WR Tory Horton (shin) will not be 100 percent this spring but should be ready for the start of training camp in July, head coach Mike Macdonald said. Horton missed nine games in his rookie season.
OTHER NEWS
- The Seahawks will be featured in HBO's 'Hard Knocks' training camp this summer, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported.
VISITS
- Miami C James Brockermeyer recently had a pre-draft visit with Tennessee, NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero reported.
OTHER NEWS
- The NFL has offered its game officials a six-year labor deal with a 6.45% annual growth rate in compensation, while the NFL Referees Association is asking for 10% plus $2.5 million for marketing fees, NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero reported. Pelissero added the NFLRA has also continued to resist changes the NFL has asked for, such as deploying underperforming officials to spring leagues for extra reps and ending a seniority-based system for playoff assignments. In a statement from NFLRA executive director Scott Green, obtained by Pelissero, Green said, "The bottom line is our officials work for the wealthiest sports league in America, with profits that far exceed any of the others. That’s normally a point of pride for the NFL. However, our officials are substantially under-compensated when compared to baseball and basketball umpires and referees."
