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Rodgers was reportedly in Pittsburgh, sparking confusion about a potential Steelers reunion as initial reports of a visit clash with later details; insiders described the Steelers’ reaction as “Aaron being Aaron,” with no clear motive given and optimism remaining about a possible return, though no commitment or timetable has been disclosed and Rodgers continues to keep his private plans private.
The Indiana Fever announced the one-year re-signing of Sophie Cunningham, joining already re-signed Kelsey Mitchell and Lexie Hull, as they continue to build around Caitlin Clark. Cunningham averaged 8.6 points and 3.5 rebounds on 43.2% shooting across 30 games last season and has been a key supportive presence for Clark, with the Fever adding Monique Billings and Ty Harris in free agency ahead of their May 9 season opener vs. the Dallas Wings.
Philadelphia re-signed catcher J.T. Realmuto to a three-year, $45 million contract with $5 million per year in incentives, a quick pivot after briefly pursuing Bo Bichette before Bichette signed with the Mets.
The New York Giants secured a rare late-season victory over the Raiders, highlighting their strategic approach to draft positioning, the emergence of Tommy DeVito, and key player re-signings like Jermaine Eluemunor and Wan'Dale Robinson, which could influence their offseason plans and draft strategy.
Michael King re-signed with the San Diego Padres on a three-year, $75 million deal, aiming to recover from an injury-plagued 2025 season and bolster the team's starting rotation, which has faced significant challenges due to injuries and trades.
The Dodgers are re-signing Miguel Rojas for one year at $5.5 million, with plans for him to transition into a player development role after his final playing season in 2026. Rojas, a versatile infielder and clubhouse leader, has been a key bench contributor and is valued for his leadership and utility skills.
The Kansas City Chiefs have officially re-signed defensive tackle Mike Pennel, releasing Malik Herring to make room on the roster. Pennel, 34, was previously released before the season and had a brief stint with the Cincinnati Bengals. The Chiefs traded for Derrick Nnadi, leading to Pennel's release, but he has now rejoined the team, bringing experience from four Super Bowl appearances.
Luke Voit has re-signed with the Rakuten Eagles for the 2026 Nippon Professional Baseball season after a strong performance in 2025, where he hit .300 with 13 home runs, helping address the team's power shortage. Voit, a veteran with MLB experience, has spent recent years outside of Major League Baseball, including stints in Mexico and Japan.
The Green Bay Packers re-signed cornerback Corey Ballentine, who previously played for the team and had a brief stint with the Colts, to bolster their cornerback depth for the upcoming season, while releasing Gregory Junior to make room on the roster.
Ryan Rollins has agreed to a three-year, $12 million deal to return to the Milwaukee Bucks, including a third-year player option. The 23-year-old guard, who was initially a restricted free agent, played a significant role in the team's rotation last season and is now one of six Bucks free agents to re-sign with the team for the upcoming season.
The San Jose Sharks have re-signed forward Colin White to a one-year, two-way contract. White, 28, spent most of the season with the AHL's San Jose Barracuda, and has NHL experience with several teams, including the Ottawa Senators and Florida Panthers. He has also represented the USA internationally, winning medals at the World Junior Championships and World Championships.
Bobby Portis expressed that he is not willing to accept a hometown discount if he re-signs with the Milwaukee Bucks this summer, seeking fair compensation for his contributions, and is expected to opt out of his $13.4 million player option for a potential long-term deal.
The Minnesota Vikings are re-signing veteran guard Dalton Risner to a one-year deal. Risner, who made 11 starts for the Vikings last season, impressed with his pass blocking and energy in the run game. He initially joined the team in September after a stint with the Denver Broncos and filled in as a starter following an injury to Ezra Cleveland.
Za'Darius Smith re-signed with the Cleveland Browns on a two-year deal, citing team chemistry and camaraderie as key reasons for his decision. Despite having other options, Smith believes the Browns have unfinished business and potential for success this season. Last year, he recorded 5.5 sacks, eight tackles for loss, and 20 quarterback hits.
The Kansas City Chiefs have re-signed defensive end Mike Danna to a three-year contract worth $24 million, with $13 million guaranteed, following his career-best season. The move reflects the team's commitment to maintaining continuity on their defensive line, with Danna joining other key players in staying with the Super Bowl-winning squad.