Chicago Bears sign first-round pick Leonard Floyd

Speaking Wednesday on the Pat McAfee Show, Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles discussed the choice to draft a punter in the fourth round, and the thought behind grabbing Rome Odunze No. 9 overall in last week's draft.

Speaking to NFL.com on Wednesday, Jets DE Jermaine Johnson II expressed that the New York Jets' goal remains the same as it was heading into last season: "Super Bowl. Do or don't." And until that ultimate goal is reached, he and the defense, much less team as a whole, will not be satiated. 

Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce expressed his gratitude to the franchise for his new contract, which made him the highest-paid TE in the NFL, and his excitement for adding first-round speedster Xavier Worthy into the offensive mix. 

New England Patriots quarterback Jacoby Brissett told reporters on Wednesday that he's looking forward to working with first-round QB Drake Maye: "Competition brings out the best in all of us."

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Davante Adams spent two seasons with Jordan Love in Green Bay, watching the quarterback study under Aaron Rodgers. Seeing how much Love has grown since impresses the current Raiders receiver.

Bills general manager Brandon Beane expanded on QB Josh Allen's input into the process that led to drafting WR Keon Coleman with the first pick of Round 2.

Rookie Marvin Harrison Jr. walks into the wide receiver room as the Cardinals' clear No. 1, but that doesn't mean the brass won't make the rookie earn his stripes in 2024.

After selecting Michael Penix Jr. at No. 8 overall, Atlanta Falcons assistant general manager Kyle Smith says the team is good at the quarterback position for the next five years.

Ezekiel Elliott's return to the Cowboys this week is a welcomed reunion and another chance to show the NFL world he can still run with the best of them.

Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson cleared the air regarding his "Hollywood" comments in March about his new teammate Caleb Williams. 

The Philadelphia Eagles made A.J. Brown the highest-paid receiver in the NFL with a three-year, $96 million extension, but the Pro Bowl wideout dismissed the significance of that standing.