JC Tretter, NFLPA president and former Browns center, retires after nine seasons

Last season, not only were the Green Bay Packers starting the Jordan Love era at quarterback, but the pass-catching corps was uber green, with first- and second-year players littering the group. After finishing the campaign strong, the Packers enter the 2024 offseason in a much more secure position, with OC Adam Stenavich saying "Oh, it's night and day."

Joe Collier, the former Buffalo Bills head coach and architect of the Denver Broncos' famed "Orange Crush" defense, has died. He was 91.

The Miami Dolphins continued to add youth to their RB room when they selected Tennessee's Jaylen Wright in the fourth round of the 2024 draft. Raheem Mostert has warmed up to the idea of extra competition for snaps.

There's plenty of excitement in Chicago for its new-look offense, which was underscored by tight end Cole Kmet, wide receiver DJ Moore and head coach Matt Eberflus. 

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow spoke to reporters on Tuesday after returning to the practice field on Monday. Burrow said that his rehabbed wrist "felt good."

One of the top remaining post-draft free agents has found a landing spot. Wide receiver Tyler Boyd, who played the last eight seasons with the Bengals, is signing a one-year deal with the Titans.

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As we wait for the NFL's 2024 schedule release party, let's look at one part of the equation we already know: strength of schedule. The opponents are set, so while we don't know when each game will take place, we know the matchups.

The 2024 NFL Draft has come and gone without the Cleveland Browns trading cornerback Greg Newsome II, which has Newsome thinking differently about his future.

The offseason discussions surrounding the Colts offense have centered around Anthony Richardson's recovery and Michael Pittman's new contract. Josh Downs seems to have been somewhat lost in the equation.

J.J. Watt left the door open for a potential return to Houston if Texans coach DeMeco Ryans "absolutely need(s) it." The coach won't lose Watt's phone number anytime soon, saying "I've got his number ready to go just in case we need him. ... I may need to make that call, so I'm happy that it's open from him."

The lack of a contract extension between the Dallas Cowboys and Dak Prescott has spawned questions about whether the club views the quarterback as its long-term solution to the ever-increasing postseason failures. Cowboys EVP Stephen Jones said recently that there is no question within the building that Prescott can lead them to the mountaintop.