We know you are ready for the NFL regular season to kickoff!!!

In the meantime, we want to keep you updated on what’s going on around the league right now.

Monday’s NFL Roundup includes the Seahawks "Legion of Whom" looking to impress, the Giants show Odell Beckham the money, and Eric Decker calls it a career.

The Legion of Doom is now the Legion of Whom and they look ready to surprise people, this according to Peter King of NBC Sports. "The whole thing is weird. No Kam Chancellor or Sherman or Earl Thomas. No Michael Bennett or Cliff Avril. No Jimmy Graham, no Jon Ryan. No Tom Cable, Darrell Bevell or Kris Richard. For the first seven months of 2018 in Seattle, the sky fell. Now, on the eve of the season, there’s actually some hope that this won’t be just a bridge-to-2019 season, a carry-us-to-six-exciting-wins-Russell-Wilson year."

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New York Giants star Odell Beckham is now the highest paid wide receiver in the NFL. According to Josina Anderson of ESPN, Beckham has agreed to a five-year, $95 million contract with New York, with $65 million of that being guaranteed. 

Read more HERE

The Jaguars lost big-play receiver Marqise Lee following a nasty hit to the knee in the team’s preseason victory over the Falcons on Saturday. If you ask his teammate Jalen Ramsey, the NFL’s new helmet rule is to blame. Take this excerpt from a piece by CBS Sports “You can't be mad at 27 [Kazee]," Ramsey said. "You have to be mad at the NFL; not mad at them, but that is how the rule is. People are scared to tackle normal because I guess they don't want to do helmet-to-helmet and get flagged. ... Game-changing stuff could happen. You don't really want to blame anyone, but you feel bad for him. I don't know, man, that's just tough to see it happen to one of my teammates, period, but you can't really blame 27."

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Tom Brady abruptly ended a radio interview with WEEI in Boston Monday morning after the hosts repeatedly asked him about trainer Alex Guerrero. After several attempts from the host, Brady finally hung up the phone.

It wasn’t the first time Brady has had an issue with WEEI. It was earlier this year that a fill-in host referred to Brady’s young daughter as an “annoying little pissant,” causing the quarterback to reconsider his agreement with the station.

Read more on the situation HERE

The Seahawks could be without a key part of the defense to start the season. Linebacker K.J. Wright underwent arthroscopic knee surgery on Monday and the timetable for his return is unknown. As Curtis Crabtree of Sports Radio KJR points out, "If Wright is unable to play in Week One, it would likely lead to rookie Shaquem Griffin making the start for Seattle at strong-side linebacker."

Read more from Crabtree HERE

Former Oregon Ducks star Eddie Pleasant is on the market again, this after the New England Patriots decided to cut the veteran. Pleasant spent the previous six seasons with the Houston Texans and signed with New England just prior to training camp. According to NESN, "Pleasant’s release increases the chances Jordan Richards makes the Patriots’ 53-man roster behind fellow safeties Devin McCourty, Patrick Chung, Duron Harmon and Nate Ebner."

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After eight seasons in the NFL Eric Decker is calling it a career. The former Bronco, Jets, and Titans receiver made the announcement on his personal Instagram account. Decker was on the bubble of making the Patriots roster this season, but ended his run with New England before it ever really began. Decker retires with 5,816 yards receiving and 53 touchdowns.