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ESPN is conducting another round of layoffs, reportedly including veteran play-by-play host Karl Ravech and NFL insider Tom Pelissero, with the strongest cuts expected behind the scenes at NFL Network as ESPN and NFL Network consolidate under Disney.
Aaron Rodgers announced this would be his final NFL season, a move Tom Pelissero says is a deliberate motivational tactic to rally his teammates for a last run, potentially aided by a reunion with coach Mike McCarthy.
The Raiders have been fielding ongoing trade calls on Maxx Crosby, but team officials suggest Crosby will likely stay with Las Vegas for 2026 unless a blockbuster offer materializes; reps may meet with the Raiders in coming days, and Pelissero says a potential trade could come within the next couple of weeks as negotiations unfold.
NFL Network insider Tom Pelissero says the Raiders could trade star edge rusher Maxx Crosby within 7–10 days as teams are calling, even while Crosby recovers from knee/meniscus surgery. The Raiders aren’t initiating trades but will consider offers after Crosby’s reps meet with the club, with speculation that a Super Bowl contender could pry two first-round picks, though no deal is imminent.
The NFL projects the 2026 salary cap to be between $301.2 million and $305.7 million per team, a big jump from 2025’s $279.2 million and roughly $100 million higher than 2022, with the Titans, Raiders and Chargers expected to have the most cap space.
NFL Network insider Tom Pelissero provides the latest on the Atlanta Falcons' general manager search, detailing the ongoing interview process and potential candidates.
The Chicago Bears are reportedly already in talks with quarterback Caleb Williams regarding his rookie contract, with sources indicating positive and frank conversations between the two parties. This proactive approach is seen as a departure from the team's past contract negotiations and is attributed to recent organizational changes. Despite NFL rules against pre-draft agreements, the discussions between the Bears and Williams' camp hint at a smooth process leading up to the upcoming NFL Draft, where Williams is expected to be the first overall pick.
The Seattle Seahawks are conducting an extensive and thorough search for their next head coach, with five reported candidates receiving or set to receive second interviews. NFL Network insider Tom Pelissero believes the team is taking its time to find the right fit rather than rushing into a decision. While some big-name coaches like Bill Belichick, Jim Harbaugh, and Mike Vrabel are available, Pelissero doesn't anticipate the Seahawks going in that direction. The focus is on finding the right environment for the next head coach, and there is no clear favorite for the job at this point. The Seahawks may continue their search into the next week, and the next seven days will be critical in determining the outcome.