All articles tagged with #nfl 2026
The article lays out week-by-week projections for the Philadelphia Eagles' 2026 schedule, forecasting an 11-6 regular-season record with a wild-card playoff berth, aided by Vic Fangio's defense and Sean Mannion’s offense, while noting questions around Jalen Hurts and the offensive line.
An optimistic SB Nation piece argues that four teams who missed the 2025 playoffs—Detroit Lions, Indianapolis Colts, New York Giants, and Kansas City Chiefs—are poised to rebound in 2026, citing healthier rosters, added depth, coaching improvements, and favorable schedules that could push them into the postseason.
Matthew Berry releases updated Way Too Early Positional Rankings for the 2026 fantasy season, offering revised QB, RB, WR, and TE tiers for 1-QB PPR leagues. The rankings are current-value estimates meant for today’s drafts, note format and scoring caveats, and assume key players (like Mahomes, Nabers, etc.) start Week 1 healthy. Berry also highlights upside post-draft options and invites reader feedback on social media.
Seattle finalized seven undrafted free-agent signings ahead of rookie minicamp, adding players across tight end, linebacker, defensive line, and receiver positions, including Aidan Hubbard and Marvin Jones Jr, as they approach the 90-man roster limit after drafting eight players.
Odell Beckham Jr. visited the Giants' facility for a physical, signaling a possible reunion, though a signing is not guaranteed. He sat out last season due to a six-game PED suspension, and he recently discussed a comeback with Giants officials at the NFL owners meetings.
The Steelers' 2026 free-agent outlook projects 6 unrestricted stays and 12 departures (RFAs excluded). Predicted stayers: Aaron Rodgers (likely to return), Connor Heyward, Andrus Peat, Chuck Clark, Marquez Valdes-Scantling, and James Pierre. Predicted departures: Kenneth Gainwell, Isaac Seumalo, Kyle Dugger, Miles Killebrew, Daniel Ekuale, Dean Lowry, Cole Holcomb, Jabrill Peppers, Calvin Austin III, Asante Samuel Jr., Isaiahh Loudermilk, and Scotty Miller. The three RFAs (Corliss Waitman, Esezi Otomewo, Ryan McCollum) are unlikely to receive tenders. Final tally: Leave 12, Stay 6.
The Pittsburgh Steelers reportedly expect Aaron Rodgers to return for the 2026 season, with Mike McCarthy now at the helm and Rodgers’ strong 2025 showing fueling optimism; insiders say the organization believes he still wants to play and would provide continuity at quarterback if he comes back.
The Kansas City Chiefs announce Eric Bieniemy will return as offensive coordinator for the 2026 season under Andy Reid, replacing Matt Nagy. The move sparks speculation that Tyreek Hill could be back in Kansas City as Patrick Mahomes rehabilitates from injury and the team eyes another title run.
The Chicago Bears, NFC North champions, will host the Green Bay Packers in the NFC Wild Card Round on January 10, 2026, at Soldier Field, with tickets available online and additional playoff game details provided.