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Kevin O’Connell joins Mike Florio and Chris Simms to discuss adding Kyler Murray to the Vikings’ roster, when he plans to make a decision on the team’s starter and more.
Will Cowboys give Pickens a long-term deal?
Chris Simms and Mike Florio discuss the Dallas Cowboys' contract negotiations with George Pickens and question if the team and the wide receiver will come to a long-term deal.

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  • PIT Quarterback #18
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    McCarthy also said he hopes to develop 2025 sixth-round pick Will Howard, mentioning making tweaks to the 24-year-old’s footwork to help him “win from the pocket.” While Steelers owner Art Rooney II said he hopes to have Aaron Rodgers’ return decision by draft weekend, the team will need long-term plans at the quarterback position. In his first year as Steelers head coach, McCarthy will aim to develop Howard and also add his own selection from the 2026 rookie class. DeFabo reports the Steelers have met with Miami’s Carson Beck at the NFL Combine and at the team’s facility. Drew Allar, Ty Simpson, Cole Payton, and Taylen Green are also mentioned as options by DeFabo. As the Steelers await Aaron Rodgers for a second straight offseason, evaluation for a younger quarterback room will be underway.
  • FA Wide Receiver
    Though no deal is imminent, there has been consistent reported interest between Beckham and the Giants. He began his career in New York and also played for Harbaugh in Baltimore during the 2023 season. The 33-year-old last played for the Dolphins in 2024 and is eyeing a return to the league. Harbaugh met with Beckham at the NFL’s annual league meetings in Arizona, marking some progress towards a potential reunion.
  • NFL Commissioner
    Recent murmurs about changing the Rooney Rule have stemmed from the Florida Attorney General sending a letter asking for its elimination. In response, Goodell said, “we are aware of the laws and... we think the Rooney Rule is consistent with those.” The rule is intended to expand opportunities for minorities, requiring NFL teams to interview at least two external minority candidates for general manager, head coaching, and coordinator vacancies. Goodell made it clear in his press conference at the NFL’s annual league meetings that the Rooney Rule is here to stay.
  • NFL Commissioner
    Schroeder said those extra games will go elsewhere on the schedule. The league was airing multiple games on Monday as part of a deal with Disney to increase total number of games aired by Disney throughout the season. Now, the league has a deal to sell Disney control of NFL Network and the MNF doubleheaders will no longer be a thing. Schroeder said the result was a miscalculation of fan interest and other windows will be looked at for airing those games.
  • NYJ Defensive End #9
    McDonald was taken No. 15 overall in the 2023 draft and is now eligible to have his fifth-year option picked up. In three seasons, McDonald has tallied 21.5 sacks, including back-to-back seasons of at least eight sacks. His option is expected to be around $14 million, making his contract for 2027 relatively light for a productive edge rusher. McDonald will head into year four with the Jets likely exploring extension talks to keep him long-term.
  • EverBank Stadium is undergoing a major renovation in 2027 — technically 2026 too, but the Jaguars will play that out with reduced capacity in Jacksonville. We’re used to imagining the Jaguars as a future English outlet, but it seems they have gotten everything together to remain in Jacksonville. Trevor Lawrence and Desmond Bane will battle for the Orlando spotlight in 2027.
  • BUF Tight End #86
    Kincaid has declined to have a torn PCL surgically repaired since 2024. “There’s a lot of things that he is pushing through that you guys might not see, and I think some of it is just learning how to play with certain elements of some movements that might not feel great, and he’s had to push through that,” Brady said. Both GM Brandon Beane and Brady alluded to having to manage Kincaid’s practice time in 2026 to keep him fresh for games and deal with pain tolerance issues. We’re not doctors, nor will we play one on Rotoworld dot com, but it sounds like we can expect to be doing a lot of blurbs about Kincaid on practice days again this year. It’s never a great sign for a player’s fantasy value when we start talking about them being limited in April, but Kincaid has a big enough role in Buffalo’s offense to be in the fringe TE1 discussion.
  • DEN Running Back
    We suspected as much based on the chatter that Dobbins could have played in the Super Bowl, but it’s good to get the affirmation from the people running the team. Dobbins profiles as the lead back in Denver at the start of the season, but we wouldn’t be surprised if RJ Harvey makes a real run at starting duties in either training camp or in the early portion of the year. Dobbins will be a risky RB3, as always, because he can’t stay healthy either way.
  • ATL Tackle #76
    McGary was lost for the season in a late August practice with what the team never elaborated on but we suspect was either an ACL tear or broken leg based on the time missed. McGary will be 11 months clear of the injury by training camp, so this isn’t a surprising update, but it’s good news that McGary is trending towards a return.
  • BUF Wide Receiver #18
    Cooks is probably a fallback plan for the Bills if they don’t draft someone. Even if he’s signed, the pecking order in targets in Buffalo has radically changed with DJ Moore in town and fantasy managers shouldn’t be expecting more than a WR5 role for Cooks.

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Les Snead chats with Mike Florio and Chris Simms about his 15 years as Rams general manager, Puka Nacua’s future in Los Angeles and his mindset when it comes to trades and draft pick management.
Mike Florio and Chris Simms discuss reports surrounding CBA negotiations between the NFL and the NFLRA, explaining what replacement officials could mean for the league.
Matt Ryan joins Mike Florio and Chris Simms to discuss why he took the role as Falcons president, what his day-to-day in Atlanta looks like, the team’s quarterback situation and the hiring of Kevin Stefanski.
Mike Florio and Chris Simms discuss Sean McVay telling PFT Live he’d ‘love’ to have Kirk Cousins if things don’t work out with Jimmy Garoppolo, breaking down how Cousins would fit in with the Los Angeles Rams.
Chris Simms and Mike Florio dive into options for Myles Garrett, questioning if the Cleveland Browns will end up trading the star pass rusher after adjusting his contract.
Chicago Bears president and CEO Kevin Warren talks to Mike Florio and Chris Simms about the foundation Chicago has built with Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson, the progress on the team’s new stadium and more.
Mike Florio and Michael Holley dissect Tom Brady’s role with the Las Vegas Raiders and question if the former quarterback is ‘all-in’ with his job as minority owner.

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The Falcons placed the franchise tag on tight end Kyle Pitts.
Goodell said Tuesday that the league is focused on accountability and performance in its negotiations with the NFLRA.
Broncos head coach Sean Payton said Tuesday he will be “surprised” if NFL players make the United States flag football team for the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.
The Browns will open their offseason program next week and one of the things to watch in the coming weeks will be how things are shaping up at quarterback.

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Matthew Berry, Jay Croucher, Lawrence Jackson and Connor Rogers share their picks for NFL most regular season wins in 2026 with the Los Angeles Rams, Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills as the top contenders.
Fantasy Football Happy Hour discuss why Kyler Murray can have success with the Minnesota Vikings and be a fantasy relevant QB next season.
Matthew Berry, Connor Rogers, Jay Croucher and Lawrence Jackson discuss quarterbacks they do not like in fantasy for 2026 including Jayden Daniels and J.J McCarthy.
Fantasy Football Happy Hour explain which pass catcher’s they love the most for 2026 including George Pickens, Mike Evans, Emeka Egbuka, Chris Godwin and more.

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Patrick Daugherty and Denny Carter analyze Zach Charbonnet’s fantasy value when he eventually returns from injury for the Seattle Seahawks.
Patrick Daugherty and Denny Carter break down Jordan Addison’s fantasy value heading into the 2026 season, questioning if Kyler Murray at QB for the Vikings is a rise or dip for the deep-threat target.
Patrick Daugherty and Denny Carter dive into Dalton Kincaid’s fantasy outlook for 2026, detailing how a run-heavy Bills offense under head coach Joe Brady will impact Kincaid’s output.
Rivers McCown takes stock of how free agency and the offseason have changed the fantasy outlooks of a handful of running backs.

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Ravens head coach Jesse Minter said earlier this offseason that it’s incumbent on the team to make players believe it is important to attend the voluntary portions of the offseason program and one of the players they’ll need to persuade is quarterback Lamar Jackson.
The Lions had added some depth to their secondary.
With Patrick Mahomes on the mend from a torn ACL suffered late in the 2025 season, there’s certainly a chance he won’t be ready for the start of the regular season.
Defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul returned to the Buccaneers late last season and he wouldn’t mind another trip down memory lane.
The league’s tune has changed quickly on the quality of officiating.
Patriots quarterback Drake Maye dealt with a right shoulder injury in the postseason, but he doesn’t expect it to be an issue for him heading into the 2026 campaign.
The NFL approved a plan on Tuesday to expand replay assistance, allowing the league at the command center in New York to drop a flag when considering a disqualification for a flagrant football act and a non-football act that was not called on the field.
The deaths of Marshawn Kneeland and Rondale Moore put a spotlight on the NFL’s mental health services, with calls for expansion of those services.
NFL owners approved the Steelers’ resolution to permanently allow teams to have a video or phone call with as many as five free agents during the two-day negotiating period before the start of the league year.