Divisional Round Saturday inactives for 2023 NFL season

New Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Justin Fields spoke to reporters on Tuesday for the first time since his March trade.

Jets QB Aaron Rodgers says he's feeling "really good" about his recovery from the torn Achilles that dashed his fist season in New York, and looks forward to the pressure that will come with his 20th NFL season.

Miami Dolphins safety Jevon Holland on Tuesday discussed what is has been like working with new DC Anthony Weaver, who replaced Vic Fangio this offseason.

Tua Tagovailoa has not attended all of the Miami Dolphins' offseason activities, leading to speculation about if he could be holding out for a new contract. Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel, however, attempted to clear the air on his QB's offseason attendance on Tuesday.

Just a couple months after signing with a new team, wide receiver DeVante Parker has decided instead to hang up his cleats. Parker, a nine-season NFL veteran who was a 2015 NFL Draft first-round pick of the Miami Dolphins, told ESPN on Monday night that he is retiring.

Jamal Adams is visiting Baltimore on Tuesday for a free-agent visit, NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero reported. 

With a WR room full of proven veterans and incoming rookies, Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo says it will be a "wide-open" competition in New England this summer to determine the depth chart. 

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Niners cornerback Charvarius Ward indicates there can be a silver lining to losing a Super Bowl, saying make the team "a little hungrier" entering 2024 following February's loss in Super Bowl LVIII.

With the Dallas Cowboys kicking off OTAs on Tuesday, all eyes will be on the wide receiver crew, particularly two young wideouts looking to break out in Jalen Tolbert and Jalen Brooks.

Veteran linebacker Denzel Perryman had an interesting take on his first impressions of Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh. 

After getting his fifth-year option picked up despite injuries limiting his time on the field, Carolina Panthers cornerback Jaycee Horn wants to prove he's worthy of the belief his team showed in him and capitalize on the final two years of his rookie contract.