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Bridgewater retires from Lions; Panthers add Trask after Hall of Fame Game injury
NFL.com’s Around the NFL roundup: Lions place Teddy Bridgewater on the reserve/retired list, paving the way for Joshua Dobbs to sign a one-year deal; Panthers sign Kyle Trask after Haynes King injures his hamstring in the Hall of Fame Game. Also noted are Bryce Young and Panthers’ starters set for a preseason game, multiple injuries (King, Luther Burden III, Josh Downs, Alec Pierce, Dillon Radunz) and a wave of roster moves and signings (Beanie Bishop Jr., Amen Ogbongbemiga, Ryan Cooper Jr., Joshua Dobbs) as teams reshape rosters for the preseason.

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Trade chatter persists as Richardson reports to voluntary workouts with Colts
Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson reported for voluntary workouts as trade talks with the team continue, following a February agreement to pursue a deal after he stayed home for two weeks. The roundup also notes several NFL offseason moves, including the Ravens signing Skylar Thompson, the Packers adding Tyrod Taylor, Desmond Ridder being released by Green Bay, Ali Gaye claimed by the Texans, and Jaheim Bell signing with the Steelers.

Bijan Robinson’s fifth-year option locks in Falcons amid a flurry of NFL offseason moves
The Falcons have exercised Bijan Robinson’s fifth-year option and signed Jawaan Taylor, part of a busy offseason update. The roundup also highlights a cascade of visits, signings, and coaching moves across the league, including Jack Jones signing with the 49ers and the Patriots hiring Shane Bowen as a defensive analyst, with multiple players like Ted Hurst, Christen Miller, and Chase Bisontis visiting various clubs.

Patriots cut backup QB Josh Dobbs as no deal materializes
Patriots release backup quarterback Josh Dobbs after failing to trade him; he appeared in four games for New England in 2025, completing seven of 10 passes for 65 yards. With Dobbs gone, Tommy DeVito is slated to back Drake Maye in 2026. The roundup also notes other league-wide offseason moves and signings.

Vrabel downplays Maye’s shoulder as Bills, Ravens headlines fuel NFL roundup
NFL Roundup (Jan 29, 2026): Patriots coach Mike Vrabel says there’s “not much” concern over Drake Maye’s right shoulder as Maye is listed as a limited participant, while Bills QB Josh Allen disclosed he underwent foot surgery with an eight-to-10 week recovery ahead of the offseason; Buffalo also hired Pat Meyer as OL coach. Additional notes include Ravens keeping Randy Brown on staff, Falcons interviewing Ian Cunningham for GM, and Buccaneers hiring Andrew Mitchell as assistant OL coach.