Players react to NFL schedules being released

Rookie wide receiver Matthew Golden believes he has the versatility to play anywhere for the Packers, a tool he hopes helps Green Bay in its quest for another Lombardi Trophy

Safety Andre Cisco, new to New York himself, believes fellow free-agent signee Justin Fields is primed to break out for the Jets in 2025.

With nearly a full year to recover and rehab from his injury, free-agent wide receiver Chase Claypool believes he still can contribute to an NFL team.

New York Giants second-year tight end Theo Johnson believes he's coming into his own. He started feeling that way in 2024 heading into the stretch run of his rookie campaign, only to be robbed of his final five games due to a foot injury that required surgery.

Former Defensive Player of the Year Stephon Gilmore isn't done with the game quite yet. A free agent ahead of what would be his 14th NFL season, Gilmore is still hopeful he'll find a fit to lace up the cleats once again.

Tennessee Titans offensive tackle JC Latham believes the quarterback competition between Cam Ward and Will Levis is benefitting both players, with each QB attacking the situation possessing the right mindset.

NFL teams and players joined in on social media to celebrate the Fourth of July.

The Pittsburgh Steelers announced Thursday that they have signed general manager Omar Khan to a new three-year contract, ensuring that the GM will remain in Steel City through at least the 2028 campaign.

Having been traded from the Dolphins to the Steelers as part of a mega deal on Monday, new Pittsburgh tight end Jonnu Smith spoke Wednesday about his complicated feelings regarding the end of his time with Miami.

Kader Kohou enters Year 4 with the Dolphins looking at a changed landscape in the secondary. One of the longest-tenured members of Miami's cornerback group, he's ready for the challenge of leading the way.

With one year left on his contract, set to turn 31 in August, Carolina Panthers offensive tackle Taylor Moton has full confidence he's healthy enough and performing at a level to earn another pay day in the future.

Heading into his fourth NFL season, New York Jets running back Breece Hall says he wants to prove that he's one of the best at his position.