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Schefter's Patriots update backfires as Gonzalez lands record-setting CB deal
sports1 month ago

Schefter's Patriots update backfires as Gonzalez lands record-setting CB deal

Adam Schefter defended his initial claim that a Patriots–Christian Gonzalez deal wasn’t close, but late Monday night Gonzalez agreed to a record 4-year, $135 million contract with New England, making him the highest-paid cornerback in NFL history, illustrating how negotiations can swing even after “not close” updates.

Patriots, Gonzalez in Standstill as Opener Approaches
sports1 month ago

Patriots, Gonzalez in Standstill as Opener Approaches

With the season opener near, the Patriots and Christian Gonzalez remain far apart on a new deal, with insiders saying talks are nowhere and a last‑second push possible but unlikely to close the gap. Gonzalez is seeking top-market pay for a cornerback, potentially matching Devon Witherspoon’s four‑year, $132 million deal, while the team has signaled support but hasn’t closed the distance; one insider believes a deal will eventually get done.

Schefter’s 'forced to back up' label stirs McCarthy-Vikings talk
sports1 month ago

Schefter’s 'forced to back up' label stirs McCarthy-Vikings talk

ESPN insider Adam Schefter sparked a debate by saying J.J. McCarthy will be ‘forced’ to back up Kyler Murray with the Vikings, but Ross Tucker questions the wording and the premise. In reality Minnesota handed the job to Murray after camp, given McCarthy’s limited NFL starting experience and injury history, leaving McCarthy in a development role with questions about his future and possible moves.

Nacua Under NFL Discipline Review, Schefter Indicates
nfl1 month ago

Nacua Under NFL Discipline Review, Schefter Indicates

ESPN's Adam Schefter says Rams WR Puka Nacua could face NFL discipline for offseason incidents, with the league weighing sanctions that could include a short-term suspension (potentially for the Rams’ opener vs. the 49ers); a civil lawsuit accusing him of biting a woman and making antisemitic remarks is part of the context, and the NFL is also reviewing Rams LT Alaric Jackson.

Commanders snag Diggs on a one-year deal to jump-start the offense
sports2 months ago

Commanders snag Diggs on a one-year deal to jump-start the offense

The Washington Commanders reportedly signed Stefon Diggs to a one-year deal after ESPN insider Adam Schefter revealed Peters moved quickly to secure him amid interest from the Chiefs, Dolphins, and Raiders. Washington identified Diggs as the top target long before, and this move aims to pair him with Terry McLaurin and enhance a potentially dynamic offense led by Jayden Daniels, while also emphasizing a younger, hungrier roster in 2026. Diggs’ return to a home market is seen as a short-term boost rather than a complete fix.

Bucs unsettled by Mayfield’s public comments amid extension talks
nfl2 months ago

Bucs unsettled by Mayfield’s public comments amid extension talks

The Buccaneers are reportedly unhappy with Baker Mayfield’s public remarks about the organization as contract-extension negotiations linger. Mayfield said he felt disrespected and undervalued, and he’s entering the final year of his deal with talks still ongoing as training camp begins, with expectations that negotiations could resume after the season.

Rich Paul fires back at Schefter after LeBron signs with the 76ers
sports2 months ago

Rich Paul fires back at Schefter after LeBron signs with the 76ers

Rich Paul mocked Adam Schefter, saying someone “sold him a lemon,” after LeBron James agreed to a two-year, player-option deal with the Philadelphia 76ers, debunking Schefter’s Miami rumor. James will join a core of Jaylen Brown, Tyrese Maxey, Joel Embiid and VJ Edgecombe as Philadelphia enters the season as an Eastern Conference title contender.

Steelers Bet on Rodgers Again for 2026, Timing Key to a Deal
sports5 months ago

Steelers Bet on Rodgers Again for 2026, Timing Key to a Deal

NFL insider Adam Schefter says Aaron Rodgers is likely to return to the Pittsburgh Steelers for the 2026 season, with a deal expected around mandatory minicamp; Pittsburgh placed the right-of-first-refusal tender to discourage a holdout and keep leverage. Schefter sees no credible second-team option for Rodgers and believes his preference is to rejoin Pittsburgh, with other potential landing spots like Arizona or Denver considered unlikely. The decision hinges on timing rather than pursuing a different team, and the Steelers remain the only realistic match in his 2026 plans.