NFL news roundup: Latest league updates from Tuesday, May 9

With the Hall of Fame-sized vacancy left by the retirement of Jason Kelce, things have changed quite a bit in a short time for Cam Jurgens, the Eagles' next starting center.

Former Ravens RB J.K. Dobbins is signing a one-year deal with the Chargers, NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero reported per the running back's agency. 

New Bears safety Jonathan Owens and wife Simone Biles, a multi-time Olympic medalist, are getting acclimated to Chicago in a hurry. 

Baltimore Ravens linebacker Roquan Smith says "it will be good" to see former teammate Patrick Queen twice a year in a Steelers uniform.

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The Browns on Wednesday announced a helmet change that harkens back to Cleveland's loveable teams throughout the 1980s.

Las Vegas Raiders second-year signal-caller Aidan O'Connell is embracing the quarterback competition for the starting role in 2024.

Browns cornerback Greg Newsome II has heard the rumors about his potential trade availability, but the former first-round pick is paying no mind as he prepares for his fourth NFL season.

Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith said Tuesday that having two dominant receivers is a benefit, not a detriment, when it comes to playing alongside AJ. Brown in Philadelphia.

Jared Goff and the Lions have been crystal clear in their intentions to continue their union beyond 2024. Entering the final year of his contract, Goff reiterated that he wants to remain in Detroit as he participates in the voluntary offseason program.

Jacksonville quarterback Trevor Lawrence isn't worried about getting a contract extension done at this point, though he's clear that he believes good days are ahead for him and the franchise. 

Cowboys EVP Stephen Jones pointed to the club's onus on signing its current starts to long-term contracts as one of the reasons for such a quiet offseason.