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  • BAL Kicker #9
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    NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said the league will review the sexual misconduct allegations made against Ravens K Justin Tucker.
    This was to be expected. Goodell noted that the league will review the “serious issues” surrounding Tucker while adding that the allegations could be both civil and criminal. Since news first broke about Tucker’s alleged sexual misconduct at massage parlors, the number of accusers has risen from six to 10, with one woman reporting that Tucker “stroked her inner thigh” while giving him a massage. Another provided a screenshot of an internal report she made to her employer regarding Tucker, that she no longer feels “safe or comfortable working with him.” This continues to be a developing story that may take months to resolve as the Ravens and the league continue to gather all of the facts.
  • FA Cornerback #23
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    49ers signed CB Jack Jones, formerly of the Dolphins.
    This is a one-year contract for Jones. He entered the NFL as a 2022 fourth-round pick with the Patriots. He was waived in November 2023 after dealing with a lengthy hamstring injury. The Raiders added him right away, but eventually waived him in April 2025. He was signed by the Dolphins during the 2025 offseason. PFF credits him with six forced incompletions and one interception last year. Jones has a chance to compete for a starting role here.
    Expect a sweat for NFL Draft first-round WRs taken
    Jay Croucher and Drew Dinsick try to make sense of the first-round wide receivers taken market for the NFL Draft and how it could be a stressful bet for some.
  • ATL Running Back #7
    Falcons exercised RB Bijan Robinson’s fifth-year team option for 2027.
    Robinson has totaled more than 1,450 scrimmage yards in all three pro seasons, most recently churning out 2,298 scrimmage yards, 11 touchdowns and 79 receptions last year. Robinson was named to the PFWA All-Rookie Team in 2023, is a two-time defending Pro Bowl player and last year earned first-team All-Pro honors as a running back and second-team All-Pro honors as an all-purpose player. The front office could put off a long-term contract extension until next offseason, but getting one done before the 2026 season begins would likely save them money down the road. He will contend for the 1.01 spot in fantasy drafts this year.
  • PHI Wide Receiver #13
    Eagles acquired WR Dontayvion Wicks from the Packers in exchange for a 2026 fifth-round pick and a 2027 sixth-round pick.
    ESPN’s Adam Schefter breaks the news, adding that Wicks will now sign a one-year, $12.5 million extension with the Eagles. Over the last four weeks, they also signed WR Hollywood Brown and WR Elijah Moore as well. Schefter reminds us that if the Eagles were to trade away WR A.J. Brown, that would probably happen after June 1st, “when the cap burden would be more manageable for the Eagles.” As things currently stand, Wicks will likely compete for WR3 duties. The trade also leaves Packers WR Christian Watson, WR Jayden Reed and WR Matthew Golden as the team’s top-three options. They allowed WR Romeo Doubs to sign with the Patriots last month.
  • FA Wide Receiver
    Sports Illustrated’s John Shipley reports that the Jaguars had a virtual meeting with Miami WR CJ Daniels.
    The Jaguars do not use top-30 visits. They prefer to keep their pre-draft information gathering under wraps. Jaguars general manager James Gladstone during his nine-year run with the Rams. Daniels revealed his meeting with the team in a recent interview. He has also met with the Titans, Broncos and Panthers. Daniels posted a 50/557/7 receiving line in his fifth and final college season. Shipley believes Daniels (6'2/202) could provide a big-bodied, physical element that is currently missing in the Jaguars’ wide receiver room. The Jaguars notably tried to sign Seahawks WR Jake Bobo (6'4/207) earlier this offseason.
  • Andre Chachere retired after eight years in the NFL.
    Chachere was mostly a practice squad player, spending time with seven different teams. He signed four different contracts with the Cardinals. Chachere appeared in 43 games, including six starts, and retires with three passes defended and 51 combined tackles. He mostly served as a special teams player. PFF credits him with eight career special teams tackles.
  • NE Coaching Staff
    Patriots hired Shane Bowen as a defensive analyst.
    Bowen last served as the Giants’ defensive coordinator, but was fired last season following a Week 12 blowout loss to the Lions after blowing yet another 10-point lead in the fourth quarter. Bowen spent six seasons with Mike Vrabel in Tennessee, serving as his outside linebackers coach (2018-2020) before being promoted to defensive coordinator in 2021.
  • FA Wide Receiver
    NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reports Texas A&M WR KC Concepcion is visiting with the Bills on Friday.
    Even with the acquisition of D.J. Moore earlier this offseason, the Bills could stand to put some more talent around Josh Allen. Concepcion has risen rapidly up draft boards throughout the pre-draft process and finished the year with 61-919=9 through the air while adding another 10-75-1 on the ground. He’s a versatile player who can play both in the slot and out wide, and also returned 25 punts for 456 yards and two touchdowns. Concepcion will add multiple elements to whatever team drafts him, and Moore, who will be 29 at the start of the season, only has a few years left in the league before age begins to take a toll on him. Adding a premier, young weapon for Allen should be a top priority for the Bills, especially with Joe Brady now running the show.
  • NFL Commissioner
    ESPN’s Kevin Seifert reports the meeting between the NFL and NFLRA “was productive and there is an expectation for continued discussions.”
    In the most recent meeting between the league and the NFLRA, “several owners” joined the league’s negotiating team, per Seifert. The league and the NFLRA continue to work toward hammering out a deal before the current deal expires on May 31st. The league is already laying the groundwork for replacement referees should a deal not be reached in time before the start of the season, and is expected to begin training said replacements in May if no deal is in place. Hopefully the latests meetings are a sign that things are moving in the right direction, but given the massive gap in salary demands between the league and NFLRA, we won’t rush to assume a deal is close to being signed.
  • FA Wide Receiver
    NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports the Saints will host Indiana WR Omar Cooper for a visit.
    Cooper, 22, continues to make the rounds this pre-draft cycle with the draft just over two weeks away. The versatile, do-it-all receiver who has drawn comparisons to Deebo Samuel is viewed as a fringe first-round prospect and could immediately step in to help whatever team drafts him. Cooper was a full-time slot receiver in 2025 with the Hoosiers, but can work on the outside, and would pair well opposite Chris Olave and would face little competition from incumbent receivers for snaps. Cooper caught 69 passes for 937 yards and 13 touchdowns last season, and has totaled over 1,500 receiving yards and 20 touchdowns since 2024.
  • JAC Wide Receiver #12
    NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports Travis Hunter is expected to be a full-time CB this upcoming season.
    This isn’t the first time it has been reported that Hunter will serve primarily as a corner in 2026. NFL Network’s Cameron Wolfe reported similar back in February, but Hunter is still expected to have a minor role on offense. The Jaguars are three deep at receiver with Brian Thomas Jr., Parker Washington, and Jakobi Meyers all on the roster. The decision to move Hunter to corner, where he allowed just nine catches on 15 targets while appearing on 120 coverage snaps, addresses a more pressing need for the Jags, who lost starter Greg Newsome earlier this offseason in free agency.