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Kicking the can until it all blows over isn’t acceptable.
Florio: Tisch's emails justify an investigation
Mike Florio explains why the NFL has an obligation to investigate New York Giants co-owner Steve Tisch for his email exchanges with Jeffrey Epstein.

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Incentives 'misaligned' when it comes to tanking
Mike Florio discusses the issue of tanking present in both the NBA and NFL, breaking down NBA commissioner Adam Silver's recent comments on the trend and its implications for both leagues.

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Mike Florio unpacks the latest reports of New York Jets owner Woody Johnson meddling his team entering head coach Aaron Glenn’s second season on the sidelines.
Mike Florio explains the possibility of the Miami Dolphins choosing to waive Tua Tagovailoa this offseason and eat the $99 million cap hit in order to move on without him.
PFT looks back through Ben Roethlisberger’s career and public perception following Joey Porter Sr.'s comments, where the former linebacker criticized Big Ben’s leadership.
PFT weighs in on Mac Jones’ recent comments about playing for Kyle Shanahan, analyzing what they indicate about his future in San Francisco as trade rumors loom over the 49ers’ backup quarterback.

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The 49ers are keeping one of their impending free agents from hitting the open market.
Veteran guard Wyatt Teller is prepared to move on to a new team in free agency next month.
Former Dallas Mavericks majority owner Mark Cuban, who still has a piece of the team, has an interesting take on tanking.
Ravens offensive coordinator Declan Doyle would like to see all of the team’s veteran players on hand for the voluntary portion of the team’s offseason program this year.
The Lions will be making a big change at the top of their organization.
Brian Daboll worked with the second quarterback drafted in 2025 before being fired as the Giants’ head coach and he’ll get a chance to work with the first one in his new job.
The Rams have officially brought back one of their pending free agents.
Anthony Weaver opened a Wednesday press conference by saying he saw a lot of familiar faces in the crowd at the Ravens’ facility because it was only a couple of years ago that he was ending his first run as a member of Baltimore’s coaching staff.