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    Bears signed No. 183 overall pick OG Tayo Fabuluje to a four-year contract.
    Although he stands in at 6-foot-6, 353 pounds, Fabuluje will likely have to redshirt his rookie season. Various circumstances have sidelined Fabuluje for the majority of three of the past five seasons, while he could muster only 16 reps on the bench at the Combine. He has the size, and feet, to become an effective NFL guard, but his learning process will be long.
  • FA Coaching Staff
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    Jets fired senior assistant and pass game coordinator Scott Turner.
    Turner’s time with the Jets comes to a close after just one season. The Jets also fired QB coach Charles London, DL coach Eric Washington, LB coach Aaron Curry, defensive assistant Roosevelt Williams and defensive assistant Alonso Escalante.
    Why Bills likely won't hire Rivers as next HC
    Kyle Dvorchak explains more about why the Bills would want to interview Philip Rivers, how his lack of experience means they likely won't hire him as their HC and what this means for Rivers' future in coaching.
  • MIN Coaching Staff
    Cowboys requested an interview with Vikings DL coach Marcus Dixon for their potential defensive line coach vacancy.
    Cowboys DL coach Aaron Whitecotton is “drawing interest” from the Titans as they search for a defensive coordinator under new head coach Robert Saleh. Rather than waiting to find out if Whitecotton leaves, the Cowboys are proactively starting their own search for his potential replacement. ESPN’s Todd Archer notes that Dixon coached the Broncos’ defensive line from 2022-2023, while new Cowboys DC Christian Parker coached Broncos defensive backs.
  • MIA Coaching Staff
    Dolphins hired Chris Tabor as their new special teams coordinator.
    Tabor held the same role with the division-rival Bills in 2025. Before that, he served as the Panthers’ special teams coordinator from 2022-2023 and was promoted to interim head coach briefly during the latter season.
  • MIA Assistant GM
    Dolphins hired Kyle Smith as their new assistant general manager.
    Smith signed on with the Falcons in 2021 as their vice president of player personnel. He was promoted to the assistant general manager role in 2023 and remained in that role until now. He opts for a lateral move to a new organization as the Falcons rework their front office under new president of football, Matt Ryan.
  • KC Coaching Staff
    Ravens requested and interview with Chiefs DL coach Joe Cullen for their defensive coordinator vacancy.
    Cullen interviewed for the Commanders’ defensive coordinator vacancy earlier this month. The Chiefs’ defensive line generated pressure at a top-10 rate during the regular season (38.9 percent) and totaled 87 TFLs, tying for 15th.
  • MIA Defensive Coordinator
    Steelers completed an interview with Dolphins DC Anthony Weaver for their head-coaching vacancy.
    This is Weaver’s second interview with the Steelers, and the first in-person. Dolphins is also a candidate for the Bills’ head-coaching vacancy and has been linked to the Giants’ defensive coordinator vacancy. He previously interviewed for the now-filled Ravens’ head-coaching role.
  • DEN Center #60
    Broncos C Luke Wattenberg (shoulder) is questionable to play in the AFC Championship Game against the Patriots.
    Wattenberg practiced fully all week, so he is seemingly on track to face the Patriots in the AFC Championship Game. Getting their stud center back on the field would be great news for the Broncos’ offense, particularly fill-in QB Jarrett Stidham.
  • DEN Wide Receiver #11
    Broncos WR Troy Franklin (hamstring) is questionable to play in the AFC Championship Game against the Patriots.
    Franklin logged three straight limited sessions this week. It is tough to say whether he will be active against the Patriots. He departed early last week. Over his last two games, he has earned just one target. Even if he is active, he is unlikely to operate as a featured player.
  • DEN Running Back #27
    Broncos ruled out RB J.K. Dobbins (foot) for the AFC Championship Game against the Patriots.
    Dobbins is not yet ready to resume playing. He remained limited throughout all three practices this week after the Broncos opened his 21-day practice window on Monday. With Dobbins out, rookie RB RJ Harvey will again lead the backfield. He totaled 11 touches last week. Broncos RB Jaleel McLaughlin handled four and RB Tyler Badie had one.
  • DEN Wide Receiver #13
    Broncos WR Pat Bryant (concussion) is not on Denver’s injury report for the AFC Championship Game against the Patriots.
    Bryant opened the week with a limited session on Wednesday and closed it by practicing fully two days in a row. Before suffering a concussion, the Broncos’ third-round rookie was a featured player on the team’s opening drive last week, catching three passes for 32 yards. He could operate similarly this week.