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  • FA Defensive Back #42
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    Jaguars SS Barry Church was one of four players arrested early Saturday morning over a bill dispute at the Reign Showclub in London.
    Ronnie Harrison, DJ Hayden and Gerard Wilson were also named in the report. The players allegedly skipped out on paying a $40,000 bar tab. Charges were eventually dropped, but it’s not a good look the night before a game. Church and Harrison are the only starters of the group and could face team-imposed discipline. It’s a potential downgrade to Jacksonville’s secondary.
  • IND Quarterback #17
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    Daniel Jones (Achilles) participated in individual drills at OTAs.
    According to the Indy Star’s Joel A. Erickson, Jones did everything in individual drills. That’s a good sign for Jones, who is a little under seven months removed from the torn Achilles tendon he suffered in Week 14. He still has two months until training camp, putting him well on track to be ready by Week 1. The next step will be participating in team drills. For now, Riley Leonard and Anthony Richardson will get some extra reps in practice, though it doesn’t look like either player will be needed in Jones’ place to start the year.
    Bet the under on Bucs, Panthers win totals
    Jay Croucher and Drew Dinsick break down the current odds for win totals in the NFC South, where they expect the Bucs and Panthers to finish the season not meeting expectations and the Saints to potentially surprise.
  • GB Running Back #8
    The Brown County District Attorney’s Office “is not yet prepared to make a formal charging” of Josh Jacobs in relation to his domestic abuse arrest.
    The update comes directly from the DA’s office. They note that the standard for an arrest in this case is probable cause. The DA’s Office, however, applies a higher standard. The evidence against Jacobs did not meet that standard and he was released from custody, though this does not mean charges can’t be filed at a later date. Jacobs was initially arrested on Tuesday and booked in jail for battery, criminal damage to property, disorderly conduct, strangulation and suffocation, and intimidation of a victim. Jacobs’ lawyers immediately put out a statement denying the accusations. For now, it’s simply a waiting game. Jacobs could end up on the commissioner’s exempt list, but the league has generally erred on the side of letting the legal process play out before stepping in.
  • MIA Running Back #28
    De’Von Achane (shoulder) said he hopes to return to full action by training camp.
    Achane underwent a clean-up procedure on his shoulder during the offseason. He has been practicing in a limited capacity recently but hasn’t been fully cleared yet. Achane told reporters he has regained his strength in his shoulder, meaning the team is likely just being cautious with his return to action. Given that they signed him to a four-year, $68 million contract extension this offseason, it’s hard to imagine the shoulder being even a minor issue by the time camp starts in two months. Barring a surprise, Achane should enter the regular season as a locked-in fantasy RB1.
  • PHI Wide Receiver #13
    Dontayvion Wicks was absent Wednesday at Eagles OTAs.
    The Philadelphia Enquirer’s Jeff McLane mentioned Wicks — along with A.J. Brown — as a notable absence from the team’s offseason practice. Wicks landed with the Eagles after the team traded a fifth-round draft pick for the volatile downfield receiver, who had 108 receptions, 1,328 yards, and 11 touchdowns over three seasons with the Packers. The Philly Voice’s Jimmy Kempski said in April that Wicks could profile as the Eagle’s No. 2 wideout. That was before the team took WR Makai Lemon with the 20th pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.
  • SEA Wide Receiver #19
    Seahawks acquired WR Irvin Charles from the Jets in exchange for a conditional seventh-round draft pick.
    Charles, 29, will join the Seahawks wideout room after a couple seasons with the Jets. Charles hasn’t played in a regular season game since 2024 due to an ACL injury, and has been used primarily as a special teams player. He does not have a catch over 25 NFL regular season games.
  • GB Running Back #8
    Releasing Josh Jacobs would result in a $6.25 million dead cap hit for the Packers.
    Jacobs this week was arrested in Wisconsin on domestic abuse chargers. The 28-year-old back was booked in jail for battery, criminal damage to property, disorderly conduct, strangulation and suffocation, and intimidation of a victim. Jacobs denies the allegations. If the Packers were to release Jacobs — who has two years and $25 million remaining on his current deal — they would absorb a doable $6.2 million hit to the salary cap for 2026. Jacobs could be facing team and/or league discipline in the coming months, and could miss part of the regular season if the NFL’s investigation into the domestic abuse allegations warrants a suspension. Other running backs on the Packers depth chart include Chris Brooks, MarShawn Lloyd, and Pierre Strong.
  • SF Quarterback #10
    49ers added $300,000 in incentives to Mac Jones’ contract.
    Jones, who could have started elsewhere this season if the Niners had found a trading partner, will now make $3.55 million in 2026, with another $2.25 million available in incentives. Jones will be a free agent after the 2026 season. The Niners reportedly wanted a first-round draft pick in exchange for Jones. The veteran threw for 2,151 yards, 13 touchdowns, and six interceptions last season over eight games as the Niners’ starter. Jones in 2025 was tenth in EPA per drop back, just behind Sam Darnold and Patrick Mahomes.
  • KC Quarterback #15
    Patrick Mahomes (knee) on Tuesday participated in Chiefs OTAs.
    ESPN’s Nate Taylor reports Mahomes, recovering from a late-season knee injury, participated “in some form and fashion ... during the Chiefs’ opening OTA practice.” The team released a video of Mahomes throwing a short pass while wearing an enormous brace on his injured left leg. Mahomes, entering his age-31 season, is in a race against the clock to be ready for Week 1 against the Broncos. If Mahomes can’t suit up for the season opener, Justin Fields would likely serve as KC’s starter.
  • JAC Wide Receiver #11
    Jaguars offensive coordinator Grant Udinski said WR Parker Washington “is capable of what he did at the end of the season last year and even more than that.”
    When asked about expectations for Washington, Udinski said he thinks “really, really highly” of the 24-year-old wideout. Washington tallied 19 receptions for 347 yards and two touchdowns in the final three games of the 2025 regular season, leading all Jaguars wide receivers over that span. Jaguars beat writer John Shipley said he looked like “arguably the best player on the field today” when discussing Tuesday’s practice. With Udinski also speaking highly of him, the arrow is pointing up for Washington’s utilization in 2026.
  • LAC Safety #3
    Chargers signed S Derwin James to a three-year, $75.6 million contract extension.
    James will now be making $25.2 million per year, slightly nudging out the Ravens’ Kyle Hamilton ($25.1 million per year) for highest-paid safety in the league. The deal includes $57.5 million guaranteed. James entered the offseason wanting a new contract before training camp and he gets one coming off back-to-back seasons of Pro Bowl and second-team All-Pro honors. He remains a versatile and hard-hitting centerfielder for the Chargers, captaining the defense for seven seasons, making five Pro Bowls in that time. James tied his career-high with three interceptions last seasons and finished with an 81.2 overall PFF grade, good for No. 8 among safeties. He was set to enter the final season of his contract but will now be signed to the Chargers through 2029.