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Giants Kick Off 2026 Free Agency with Seven Signings and Mixed Early Grades
sports1 month ago

Giants Kick Off 2026 Free Agency with Seven Signings and Mixed Early Grades

New York Giants opened 2026 NFL free agency with seven signings (and five losses), missing guard Alijah Vera-Tucker; fan polls favored Tremaine Edmunds and Jordan Stout while Isaiah Likely drew mixed reactions. Analysts across PFF, The Athletic, FOX Sports, SB Nation, and Bleacher Report graded the moves from above-average to A-/B-, with Eluemunor seen as solid value and overall sentiment mixed as the Giants recalibrate their roster on Day 1.

via Big Blue View|
#free-agency-2026#giants#isaiah-likely
Bears Target Anzalone to Replace Edmunds, Riling Lions Fans
sports1 month ago

Bears Target Anzalone to Replace Edmunds, Riling Lions Fans

Chicago reportedly plans to replace Tremaine Edmunds by pursuing Detroit Lions linebacker Alex Anzalone in free agency, leveraging a defensive-coordinator connection from New Orleans. Anzalone posted 95 tackles last season and has strong coverage, though injury history is a concern; Chicago may also consider re-signing D’Marco Jackson and other linebackers as it builds for 2026, a move likely to irritate Lions fans.

via Bear Goggles On|
#alex-anzalone#chicago-bears#free-agency
Giants eye five released veterans to bolster 2026 roster
sports1 month ago

Giants eye five released veterans to bolster 2026 roster

With cap space opened by releasing Bobby Okereke and James Hudson, the Giants are eyeing five freed players—Tremaine Edmunds, Akeem Davis-Gaither, Darnell Mooney, Alec Ingold, and Mekhi Becton—for 2026 free agency. Edmunds and Davis-Gaither would upgrade linebacker depth, Mooney adds a downfield threat, Ingold brings a traditional fullback option, and Becton offers a massive, potentially resurging offensive lineman; league prices and Slayton’s contract may influence how aggressively the Giants pursue them.

via Big Blue View|
#akeem-davis-gaither#alec-ingold#darnell-mooney
Bears release Edmunds, prompting Commanders to consider veteran ILB pursuit
sports1 month ago

Bears release Edmunds, prompting Commanders to consider veteran ILB pursuit

Chicago cut Tremaine Edmunds after trading D.J. Moore, potentially triggering a free‑agent bid by the Commanders for a veteran ILB. Edmunds brings tackling punch and run defense, but has coverage concerns, and other targets (like Devin Lloyd) or draft options could also be considered as Washington rebuilds its defense under new coordinator Daronte Jones.

via Riggo's Rag|
#chicago-bears#linebacker#nfl
Bengals Weigh Veteran LB Tremaine Edmunds as Free Agency Nears
sports1 month ago

Bengals Weigh Veteran LB Tremaine Edmunds as Free Agency Nears

With the Bears releasing Pro Bowl linebacker Tremaine Edmunds to clear cap space, the Bengals are weighing a veteran addition to bolster their defense alongside young linebackers Demetrius Knight Jr. and Barrett Carter. Bengals defensive coordinator Al Golden said they want more depth and a versatile presence, while Edmunds—who had 112 tackles last season and has crossed 100 tackles in eight NFL seasons—could provide the veteran wisdom and stability they’re seeking as free agency opens.

via Sports Illustrated|
#al-golden#cincinnati-bengals#free-agency
Giants eye Tremaine Edmunds after Bears release
sports1 month ago

Giants eye Tremaine Edmunds after Bears release

Chicago released Tremaine Edmunds after a failed trade due to his $13.9 million 2026 base salary, freeing $15 million in cap space and potentially rekindling interest from the New York Giants. With Okereke gone, the Giants need a reliable middle linebacker, and Edmunds—28, Pro Bowler, 119 starts—fits the profile and even carries Bills-era ties with Giants GM Joe Schoen. The team could pursue Edmunds while still considering a high-draft inside linebacker such as Sonny Styles, blending veteran presence with youth.

via Big Blue View|
#chicago-bears#linebackers#new-york-giants
Chiefs Eye Kenneth Walker III as RB Market Heats Up
sports1 month ago

Chiefs Eye Kenneth Walker III as RB Market Heats Up

Breer’s NFL Combine notes tie Kenneth Walker III to a possible Chiefs bid if Seattle declines to tag him, reflect a revived interest in running backs and potential fits for teams like the Broncos and Texans, compare A.J. Brown’s trade value to Diggs-era deals, and outline Tremaine Edmunds’ market. The piece also highlights NFLPA report-card takeaways and several combine nuggets (Sonny Styles’ vertical, Anthony Richardson’s eye injury, and a Titans–Jets swap).

via Sports Illustrated|
#aj-brown-trade#kansas-city-chiefs#kenneth-walker-iii
Bears Put Tremaine Edmunds On The Block As They Rebuild The Linebacker Room
sports1 month ago

Bears Put Tremaine Edmunds On The Block As They Rebuild The Linebacker Room

Chicago has granted Tremaine Edmunds permission to seek a trade as the Bears aim to clear roughly $15 million for 2026 and regain cap flexibility; if no deal materializes, Edmunds could be released when the new league year begins. The move signals a broader linebacker retooling after injuries sidelined T.J. Edwards, with Noah Sewell and D’Marco Jackson in play and the team weighing free-agent options (e.g., Demario Davis) alongside a potential early-round focus on linebackers in the 2026 draft (the Bears hold the 25th pick). The goal is to add speed and youth to the position while determining whether to receive draft compensation or cut bait entirely.

via Sports Mockery|
#chicago-bears#linebacker#nfl
Bears Training Camp Highlights: Focus on Details, Defense Grit, and Practice Insights
sports8 months ago

Bears Training Camp Highlights: Focus on Details, Defense Grit, and Practice Insights

The Chicago Bears' first training camp practice featured a strong defensive start with Tremaine Edmunds intercepting a pass, and included various notable plays and team-building exercises. The team is focusing on incremental progress and building a tough, disciplined culture, with key players like Jaylon Johnson and rookies making their mark. Head coach Matt Eberflus emphasizes taking one day at a time to improve and develop the team.

via Chicago Bears Official Website|
#bears#defense#practice