Moore and Nox Mock Draft

Pick 1: Washington Commanders
Larry Moore: Jimmy Christianson - WR
Raised to know the value of hard work. His good natured behavior, even toward opponents have earned him some criticism, but also an awful lot of respect. The guy has gets along with everyone. Will hold onto the ball if he gets his hands on it. What do you see on his tape? So fast. Crazy fast. Will dodge tacklers after the catch. Works well from the slot.He fills a hole at the position. Blue-chip player. Will fit right in and start right away. Love it.

Jim Nox: Jimmy Christianson - WR
Due to his work ethic, this kid is very coachable. This is the kind of kid you want to promote the game. Well behaved, loves the game, and respectful. Liked by coaches and teammates. Will occasionally impress you by coming down with throws others would not catch. Straight line speed is through the roof. You do not want to let him run free. Can change direction fluidly. Fans, coaches, and teammates alike will be ecstatic to get him on the team. He fits what they need, he is such a great talent. Everything lines up.

Pick 2: Indianapolis Colts
Larry Moore: Ja'Marr Trejo - QB
Sportsmanship, love of the sport and respect, is what you get with him. Known for helping out teammates, if they hit a rough patch, whether it is on the field or in their personal lives. He takes care of the ball. Makes nice throws. His college teammates still tell stories about how hard he throws. People always say you should not prioritize needs over quality. That is not an issue here, they get to have their cake and eat it too.

Jim Nox: Ja'Marr Trejo - QB
He is driven by the love of the sport. The guy has gets along with everyone. Should be able to take in a pro playbook. Makes nice throws. His insane ball velocity leaves the ball in the air for such a short time. When the available talent fits what you need, there is reason to celebrate. They are getting a great talent who will serve them for many years.

Pick 3: Baltimore Ravens
Larry Moore: Gilbert Carter - FS
Known for showing up early and staying late. Known for helping out teammates, if they hit a rough patch, whether it is on the field or in their personal lives. Tackles low and with good technique. They gotta be happy to get this guy. Such a talent and he fits their needs. I would imagine the war room is celebrating when they make this pick.

Jim Nox: Gilbert Carter - FS
Knows what it takes to achieve success at any level. Known for helping out teammates, if they hit a rough patch, whether it is on the field or in their personal lives. On tape you clearly see that he is a good tackler. He will get a great chance to earn the starting job. He fits what they are looking for. He is a solid player. Cannot go wrong here.

Pick 4: Chicago Bears
Larry Moore: George Knutson - RB
Known for showing up early and staying late. Respected for his good behavior on the field. He will never throw someone else under the bus to save himself. He has some quickness to his cuts. This kid is fast enough to run your pitches and sweeps. Here is a kid who can run grind it out on inside runs. This guy is available. This guy fills a need. They have to take him. It makes so much sense.

Jim Nox: Ross Burke - CB
Here you have a kid who puts in the work to succeed. He is fundamentally a good kid. You rarely see him commit stupid penalties. He takes care of his teammates. Most everyone who ever played with him, counts him as their friend. Good closing speed. Can run with most players. Makes him very versatile. Coaches like how well he tackles. Fans, coaches, and teammates alike will be ecstatic to get him on the team. He fits what they need, he is such a great talent. Everything lines up.

Pick 5: Cleveland Browns
Larry Moore: Jose Goss - C
Here you have a kid who puts in the work to succeed. He is driven by the love of the sport. Known for helping out teammates, if they hit a rough patch, whether it is on the field or in their personal lives. Execution in the running game is something coaches have noticed about him. He blocks pretty well. His pass blocking skills are definitely adding to his value. He will need to hold his own against fully grown men, and teams believe he can do that. Scouts highlight the intelligent decisions he makes on the field. He addresses a need for them.

Jim Nox: Jose Goss - C
This guy understands what it means to be a pro. Sportsmanship, love of the sport and respect, is what you get with him. Well liked in the locker room. Scouts love his understanding for opening running lanes in the running game. Displays nice technique when blocking on pass plays. Keeps his balance and buys time for the quarterback. Reacts with good instincts. Rock solid player is just what they need. A great fit here, both in terms of need and quality.

Pick 6: Philadelphia Eagles
Larry Moore: Shaka Chung - QB
This guy sticks with his teammates, through thick and thin. He makes smart decisions with the ball. Has accuracy to throw receivers open. Will not leave the ball floating in the air, can deliver it low and hard. When the available talent fits what you need, there is reason to celebrate. They are getting a great talent who will serve them for many years.

Jim Nox: John Bethel - G
Due to his work ethic, this kid is very coachable. His good natured behavior, even toward opponents have earned him some criticism, but also an awful lot of respect. This is a kid, where if you are winning he will shine, but he might have trouble with adversity. The muscles on this kid should allow him to hold his own against pro competition. His pass blocking skills are definitely adding to his value. He will need to hold his own against fully grown men, and teams believe he can do that. Fans might not be on board with what can be framed as a need pick. But trust me once they see this kid play, they will be more than happy.

Pick 7: Arizona Cardinals
Larry Moore: Steven Pardo - DE
This guy understands what it means to be a pro. Liked by coaches and teammates. He addresses a need for them.

Jim Nox: Steven Pardo - DE
Here you have a kid who puts in the work to succeed. Known for being a bit of a joker in the locker room. but in the good way, everyone smiles when asked about him. They gotta be happy to get this guy. Such a talent and he fits their needs. I would imagine the war room is celebrating when they make this pick.

Pick 8: Cincinnati Bengals
Larry Moore: Cornelius Thompson - SS
Due to his work ethic, this kid is very coachable. What you get with this kid, is a guy who understands that this is a team sport. This is the kind of kid you want to promote the game. Well behaved, loves the game, and respectful. Comes down from his safety position at blazing speed on blitzes. Runs well in coverage, even when required to run with faster receivers. Consistent tackler. A cerebral player. It is all about fit here. Is there a guy at a position of need, worthy of a pick this high? The answer, obviously, is 'heck yeah'.

Jim Nox: Cornelius Thompson - SS
This kid is not afraid to work hard. 'Team player', this is the correct term for him. He makes everyone around him better. Respected for his good behavior on the field. Just his speed alone almost guarantees that he will be picked early. For defensive backs, you simplu cannot be slow. This guy is not slow, far from it. Consistent tackler. Quickly discerns the field, and where to go to to make a play. He can do what they want. He will deliver results early. He fits a need. End of story.

Pick 9: Minnesota Vikings
Larry Moore: Ross Burke - CB
Known for showing up early and staying late. He is fundamentally a good kid. You rarely see him commit stupid penalties. He takes care of his teammates. Most everyone who ever played with him, counts him as their friend. Not a speedster per se, but enough to play man. He is faster than he is given credit for. Tackles with nice fundamentals. People usually go down. They will be running to the podium for this one.

Jim Nox: Shaka Chung - QB
This guy sticks with his teammates, through thick and thin. He makes smart decisions with the ball. Good enough accuracy to play with the pros, and definitely the foundation to be great. Has good zip on his throws. The stars align for them to get him here. Just what they need. Blue-chip player with great upside. Hard to botch this pick.

Pick 10: Houston Texans
Larry Moore: Ray Jean - LB
Knows what it takes to achieve success at any level. Tackles low and with good technique. Knowledgeable of the game. Some might say this is a 'need' pick, but we must remember, this is a really good player as well. He will contribute early and often. No losers here.

Jim Nox: Eugenio Stuckey - LB
Coaches love the leadership skills in this kid. Known among his teammates as a hard worker. He wants to win! Goes nice and low on tackles. Would occasionally flatten offensive linemen in college. Even in the pros, opponents better not try to block him with a Tight End or Running Back. Closing speed good enough to get to the Quarterback often. Do not fret. You need him, fans love him. Surefire pick.

Free Agency Round 5: Round Up

15 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Anthony Church - RB. The RB out of Maryland signed a contract of Minnesota Vikings with 2 years, $22,760,000.

American South was the most active division with a total of 4 signings.

Minnesota Vikings was the most active signing a total of 2 player(s).

The biggest spender was Minnesota Vikings who signed 2 player(s) for a total of $23,522,999.

Free Agency Round 4: Round Up

18 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Edward Gardner - C. The C out of Georgia signed a contract of Green Bay Packers with 4 years, $53,360,000.

National North was the most active division with a total of 6 signings.

Green Bay Packers was the most active signing a total of 4 player(s).

The biggest spender was Green Bay Packers who signed 4 player(s) for a total of $27,064,999.

C Edward Gardner (GB) signs large free agent deal!

NEW YORK -- Edward Gardner, one of the league's top Cs and top free-agent prize agreed to a 4 year contract worth $13,340,000 to play for the Green Bay Packers.

Free Agency Round 3: Round Up

22 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Clark Farrell - RB. The RB out of Southern Methodist signed a contract of Tampa Bay Buccaneers with 5 years, $115,000,000.

National North was the most active division with a total of 5 signings.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers was the most active signing a total of 4 player(s).

The biggest spender was Tampa Bay Buccaneers who signed 4 player(s) for a total of $58,500,000.

RB Clark Farrell (TB) signs large free agent deal!

NEW YORK -- Anxious all week, RB Clark Farrell was finally catching some sleep at home in Charlotte, N.C., when he found out just how serious the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were about acquiring him.

The free-agent signing period had just begun, and Farrell's agent called to tell him that the Buccaneers head coach was in town. Soon, Farrell was meeting him at an executive airport.

Now, Farrell is being fitted for a Buccaneers uniform.

One of the league's top RBs and top free-agent prize agreed Friday to a 5 year contract worth $23,000,000.

"It's one thing to play football in this league and make a living, but it's a totally different thing to come to a place with a rich tradition like the Buccaneers," Farrell said.

LITTLE HOPE IN WASHINGTON

The Washington Commanders Are Running Out of Answers – How Much Longer Can Udo E. Bechtluft Hold the Line?

WASHINGTON, D.C. — April 1, 2062
WWPF Free Agency Round 3

Once upon a time, the Washington Commanders gave their fans something to believe in. Today? Hope is fading, frustration is growing, and the future looks anything but bright.
Are Udo E. Bechtluft's Commanders still trapped in a never-ending cycle of disappointment? The numbers certainly suggest so.
To find the last truly successful chapter in Washington football history, you have to go all the way back to 2052. That season, the Commanders finished with a respectable 9–7 record and punched their ticket to the playoffs. It was a campaign that gave the fan base reason to dream. But that dream has slowly turned into a nightmare.
There was a brief glimpse of postseason football in 2059, when Washington finished 7–9 and somehow emerged as Wildcard Champions. Yet even that achievement failed to signal a genuine turnaround. Instead, it proved to be little more than a brief interruption in years of mediocrity.
And then came 2061.
One win. Fifteen losses.
A disastrous 1–15 season that exposed just how far this franchise had fallen. This wasn't simply a disappointing year. It was a season that raised serious questions about the direction of the entire organization.

A ROSTER FULL OF QUESTIONS – AND VERY FEW ANSWERS
Perhaps the most alarming part of Washington's current situation is the state of its roster.
The Commanders are heading into the new season with glaring holes at some of the most important positions in football. There is currently no established Tight End and no Tackle on the roster.
Let that sink in.
In a league where protecting your quarterback and creating mismatches in the passing game can make or break a season, Washington appears dangerously unprepared.
Even more concerning? The Commanders have been remarkably quiet during the ongoing WWPF Free Agency period. While other franchises are working the phones, addressing weaknesses, and strengthening their rosters, Washington has yet to make the kind of moves that would inspire confidence.
Is Bechtluft waiting for the right opportunity? Is there a long-term rebuilding strategy in place? Or is Washington simply running out of options?
For now, the answers remain elusive.

HOW MUCH LONGER WILL THE FANS WAIT?
Washington's fan base has endured years of disappointment. The memories of the 2052 playoff run are becoming increasingly distant, and the brief success of 2059 feels like a lifetime ago.
The question is no longer whether the Commanders can compete with the league's best.
The question is whether they can even put together a roster capable of competing consistently.
Udo E. Bechtluft now faces a defining moment. Another disastrous season could deepen the crisis and further erode the confidence of a fan base that has already been asked to wait far too long.
The Commanders need more than promises. They need talent. They need direction. And above all, they need results.
Washington is desperate for a reason to believe again.
But as the new season approaches, one uncomfortable question continues to hang over the nation's capital:

IS THIS THE BEGINNING OF A REBUILDING ERA – OR JUST ANOTHER SEASON OF FOOTBALL MISERY?
One thing is certain: The clock is ticking in Washington. And patience is running out.

Free Agency Round 2: Round Up

21 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Elvin Osborne - RB. The RB out of Duke signed a contract of Dallas Cowboys with 6 years, $56,610,000.

National South was the most active division with a total of 6 signings.

Atlanta Falcons was the most active signing a total of 3 player(s).

The biggest spender was Atlanta Falcons who signed 3 player(s) for a total of $42,700,000.

A BLOCKBUSTER MOVE BETWEEN THE BEARS AND COWBOYS!

Veteran K Paul Gallo Leaves Dallas in Emotional Farewell – Kottan Hopes to Bring a New Spark to Chicago

CHICAGO, IL – The WWPF is heating up before the 2063 season has even kicked off! In a notable transaction that has caught the attention of league insiders, the Dallas Cowboys are sending veteran kicker Paul Gallo to Kottan's Chicago Bears.
For Gallo, this is more than just another trade. It's the end of a meaningful chapter in Dallas and the beginning of an entirely new adventure in the Windy City.
Originally selected by the New York Jets in the seventh round, 24th overall, of the 2052 WWPF Draft, Gallo has established himself as a respected veteran. After three memorable seasons with the Cowboys, the kicker now finds himself packing his bags for Chicago – and this departure clearly isn't easy.
With tears in his eyes, Gallo spoke openly about his decision to move on:
"I'm moving with my family to the cold city of Chicago, hoping I can do my part to help this organization take a step forward after several disappointing seasons. After three fantastic years in Dallas under the brilliant ownership of Templer, it's now time for me to move on."

A NEW HOPE FOR KOTTAN'S BEARS
For Bears owner Kottan, landing an experienced player like Gallo represents another opportunity to strengthen the franchise ahead of the 2063 campaign.
Chicago has endured some disappointing seasons, and the expectations are clear: things need to improve. Gallo arrives with experience, professionalism, and the desire to make a difference. Whether he can become an important piece of Chicago's rebuilding efforts remains to be seen.
But one thing is certain: Kottan is adding a veteran who knows what it takes to be part of a competitive organization.

DALLAS SAYS GOODBYE
Meanwhile, the Cowboys and owner Simon Templer lose a player who clearly developed a strong connection with the organization.
Gallo's emotional comments leave little doubt about the respect he has for his former team and its ownership. There is no bitterness, no controversy, and no ugly breakup. Just a professional football player ready for the next challenge.
Three years in Dallas may now be behind him, but the memories will undoubtedly remain.

THE BOTTOM LINE
Kottan gets its veteran kicker. Templer turns the page. And Paul Gallo gets a fresh start with his family in a city desperately hoping for better days.
From the Lone Star State to the Windy City – Paul Gallo is ready to kick-start a new era in Chicago!

Welcome to Kottan's Bears, Paul!

Free Agency Round 1: Round Up

21 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Emanuel Ely - C. The C out of USC signed a contract of Dallas Cowboys with 3 years, $7,735,500.

National East was the most active division with a total of 7 signings.

Dallas Cowboys was the most active signing a total of 5 player(s).

The biggest spender was Dallas Cowboys who signed 5 player(s) for a total of $27,239,000.

The Steelers have terminated the contract of John Bevins - T.

The John Bevins year veteran T will be looking for a new team. In his career he has compiled a CV with 237 Pancakes. It remains to be seen if he can bargain that into a new contract elsewhere.

The Steelers have cut Miguel Buss - T!

The Miguel Buss year veteran T will be looking for a new team. In his career he has compiled a CV with 155 Pancakes. It remains to be seen if he can bargain that into a new contract elsewhere.

Offseason Team Needs with Jeremy Piper

With a new offseason under way, some rosters are in good shape. However, other teams have big needs to address this offseason. Your always trusty Jeremy Piper here brings you a quick glance at the teams with work to do. Whether they fill their needs in the draft or with veterans in free agency remains to be seen.

Here we go:
Green Bay Packers: T C LB DT DE FS
Chicago Bears: RB C CB
Detroit Lions: QB G WR CB LB DT DE
Minnesota Vikings: QB G T TE CB LB
Carolina Panthers: QB
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: RB T TE CB LB DT FS
Atlanta Falcons: QB TE CB LB FS
New Orleans Saints: TE DT DE
Philadelphia Eagles: G T CB LB DT DE
New York Giants: QB RB T C WR DE
Dallas Cowboys: G T C CB LB DE
Washington Commanders: T C TE WR CB LB DE SS
San Francisco 49ers: G WR CB LB
Arizona Cardinals: DE
Los Angeles Rams: QB C TE WR CB LB DE
Seattle Seahawks: CB DE
Baltimore Ravens: TE WR LB DT DE FS
Cincinnati Bengals: G C WR LB DE FS SS
Pittsburgh Steelers: LB SS
Cleveland Browns: RB G T C CB LB
Jacksonville Jaguars: QB RB T TE DT DE
Tennessee Titans: QB RB G T C WR LB
Indianapolis Colts: QB RB C CB LB DE
Houston Texans: LB
Buffalo Bills: RB G T WR LB DT
New England Patriots: WR LB DE FS
New York Jets: G C LB DT DE SS
Miami Dolphins: G C DT
Denver Broncos: WR CB LB DT SS
Kansas City Chiefs: QB G TE DE
Oakland Raiders: C TE WR CB
Los Angeles Chargers: DE

Travis Snyder has retired as a General Manager

Travis Snyder has announced his decision to retire from football. It is assumed he will take a job in the private sector.

Marcelino Lanier has retired from coaching

Marcelino Lanier has announced his decision to retire from coaching. It is assumed he will take a job in the private sector.

New England Patriots sign coach Donald Damron

The New England Patriots have announced that they have signed Donald Damron as their new DL Coach. He will get a 4 year contract worth 1.0 million per year with the New England Patriots.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers sign coach Donald Rupp

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have announced that they have signed Donald Rupp as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 5 year contract worth 6.0 million per year with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The Colts have cut George Shank - QB!

The George Shank year veteran QB will be looking for a new team. In his career he has compiled a CV with 2253/3391, 29843 yds, 231 TD. It remains to be seen if he can bargain that into a new contract elsewhere.

Aaron Bordelon staying with Los Angeles Chargers

San Francisco tried to pry Aaron Bordelon away from Los Angeles to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Bordelon publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Los Angeles as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.

Washington Commanders hire Clifford Brown from the Detroit Lions

Washington has announced that they have signed Clifford Brown as their new Head Coach. Brown was previously working for Detroit as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 6.1 million pr year with Washington.

New England Patriots sign coach Howard Kinder

The New England Patriots have announced that they have signed Howard Kinder as their new DB Coach. He will get a 5 year contract worth 1.0 million per year with the New England Patriots.

New York Jets sign coach Vince Lavigne

The New York Jets have announced that they have signed Vince Lavigne as their new DB Coach. He will get a 4 year contract worth 1.5 million per year with the New York Jets.

Cleveland Browns hire Phillip Sprague from the Chicago Bears

Cleveland has announced that they have signed Phillip Sprague as their new DL Coach. Sprague was previously working for Chicago as DL Coach. He will get a 7 year contract worth 1.3 million pr year with Cleveland.

New York Jets sign coach Clifford McCullough

The New York Jets have announced that they have signed Clifford McCullough as their new DL Coach. He will get a 4 year contract worth 1.3 million per year with the New York Jets.

San Francisco 49ers hire Jerrod Pullen from the Chicago Bears

San Francisco has announced that they have signed Jerrod Pullen as their new OL Coach. Pullen was previously working for Chicago as OL Coach. He will get a 3 year contract worth 0.5 million pr year with San Francisco.

James Buckingham staying with Denver Broncos

Cleveland tried to pry James Buckingham away from Denver to fill the position as their new RB and Receivers Coach. However, Buckingham publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Denver as their RB and Receivers Coach for the coming season.

Cleveland Browns sign coach Kirk Miller

The Cleveland Browns have announced that they have signed Kirk Miller as their new Head Scout. He will get a 7 year contract worth 3.2 million per year with the Cleveland Browns.

Philadelphia Eagles sign coach Alvaro Kirby

The Philadelphia Eagles have announced that they have signed Alvaro Kirby as their new Head Trainer. He will get a 3 year contract worth 1.0 million per year with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Chicago Bears sign coach Daniel Vernon

The Chicago Bears have announced that they have signed Daniel Vernon as their new Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 3 year contract worth 5.0 million per year with the Chicago Bears.

Cleveland Browns hire Michael Moriarty from the Tennessee Titans

Cleveland has announced that they have signed Michael Moriarty as their new Head Coach. Moriarty was previously working for Tennessee as Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 7 year contract worth 3.2 million pr year with Cleveland.

Draft Order: Tampa Bay Buccaneers own first overall.

Pick 1: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Pick 2: Washington Commanders
Pick 3: Baltimore Ravens
Pick 4: Chicago Bears
Pick 5: Cleveland Browns
Pick 6: Philadelphia Eagles
Pick 7: Arizona Cardinals
Pick 8: Cincinnati Bengals
Pick 9: Minnesota Vikings
Pick 10: Houston Texans
Pick 11: Tennessee Titans
Pick 12: Jacksonville Jaguars
Pick 13: Denver Broncos
Pick 14: Miami Dolphins
Pick 15: San Francisco 49ers
Pick 16: New York Jets
Pick 17: Buffalo Bills
Pick 18: Dallas Cowboys
Pick 19: Detroit Lions
Pick 20: New Orleans Saints
Pick 21: Indianapolis Colts
Pick 22: Green Bay Packers
Pick 23: Seattle Seahawks
Pick 24: Kansas City Chiefs
Pick 25: Indianapolis Colts (from New England Patriots)
Pick 26: Atlanta Falcons
Pick 27: Los Angeles Chargers
Pick 28: New York Giants
Pick 29: Los Angeles Rams
Pick 30: Oakland Raiders
Pick 31: Pittsburgh Steelers
Pick 32: Carolina Panthers

Coaching Carousel Predictions.

The offseason is upon us and that means teams are shaking up their coaching staffs. This means that we get to take our annual look at coordinators who could make the leap to become head coaches, and the teams who are likely to poach them.

The prime candidates identified by our experts are:
Clifford Brown - Defensive Coordinator - Detroit Lions
James Poole - Defensive Coordinator - Cleveland Browns
Alfredo Dickens - Offensive Coordinator - New York Giants
Michael Moriarty - Offensive Coordinator - Tennessee Titans
William Barton - Defensive Coordinator - Minnesota Vikings
Ronnie Mosher - Defensive Coordinator - Dallas Cowboys
Ronald Segura - Defensive Coordinator - Buffalo Bills
Bertram Krueger - Offensive Coordinator - New York Jets

As always, we are prone to wild speculations, so we asked our in-house experts to do a little matchmaking between candidates and teams. Here is what they came up with:

Mary Moore:
Clifford Brown leaves the Lions to become the head coach for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Darren Francis:
I think the Vikings lose William Barton and I see him heading to Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Jim Nox:
The Cowboys cannot hold on to Ronnie Mosher. I would like to see him coach the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Jeremy Piper:
William Barton is certainly on the move. That means Vikings will need a new coordinator. As for where Barton ends up? Well, I think Tampa Bay Buccaneers is a good bet.

Contract Updates

The following players have unlocked bonuses in their contracts based on their performance last season:
Mark Arthur - C (Green Bay Packers) unlocked a 10% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 16).
Curtis Fong - WR (Green Bay Packers) unlocked a 10% bonus for Receiving TDs (Target: 5 / Accomplished: 9).
Micheal Funderburk - RB (Green Bay Packers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Rushing TDs (Target: 5 / Accomplished: 6).
Harry Albrecht - FS (Atlanta Falcons) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 15).
Norman Sapp - G (New Orleans Saints) unlocked a 5% bonus for Pancakes (Target: 20 / Accomplished: 72).
John Roybal - FB (New Orleans Saints) unlocked a 10% bonus for Avg. Rush Gain (Target: 4 / Accomplished: 4.6).
Luis Thomas - T (Dallas Cowboys) unlocked a 20% bonus for Pancakes (Target: 80 / Accomplished: 98).
Marcus Fisher - LB (Dallas Cowboys) unlocked a 20% bonus for Sacks (Target: 5 / Accomplished: 10).
Michael Pearson - G (Los Angeles Rams) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 16).
Harry Berry - T (Los Angeles Rams) unlocked a 10% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 16).
Michael Cardenas - LB (Los Angeles Rams) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 16).
Alfred Wagner - G (Los Angeles Rams) unlocked a 5% bonus for Pancakes (Target: 20 / Accomplished: 62).
Ayo Greer - LB (Los Angeles Rams) unlocked a 10% bonus for Sacks (Target: 5 / Accomplished: 6).
Donald Platt - FS (Los Angeles Rams) unlocked a 10% bonus for Tackles (Target: 40 / Accomplished: 59).
Paul Justice - WR (Los Angeles Rams) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 12).
Charles Bruce - T (Seattle Seahawks) unlocked a 10% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 16).
Christian Hood - WR (Seattle Seahawks) unlocked a 10% bonus for Receiving TDs (Target: 5 / Accomplished: 8).
Dustin Hooks - DE (Seattle Seahawks) unlocked a 5% bonus for Sacks (Target: 5 / Accomplished: 5).
Ramon Kenny - DT (Cincinnati Bengals) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 16).
Bennie Coggins - FS (Cincinnati Bengals) unlocked a 10% bonus for Tackles (Target: 40 / Accomplished: 75).
Jon Johnson - DT (Indianapolis Colts) unlocked a 2% bonus for Games Started (Target: 14 / Accomplished: 16).
James Hill - CB (Indianapolis Colts) unlocked a 2% bonus for Tackles (Target: 67 / Accomplished: 73).
James Hill - CB (Indianapolis Colts) unlocked a 2% bonus for Games Started (Target: 15 / Accomplished: 16).
Stanley Williams - DE (Indianapolis Colts) unlocked a 3% bonus for Games Started (Target: 12 / Accomplished: 15).
Anthony Riley - LB (Indianapolis Colts) unlocked a 5% bonus for Tackles (Target: 100 / Accomplished: 116).
Anthony Riley - LB (Indianapolis Colts) unlocked a 3% bonus for Games Started (Target: 15 / Accomplished: 16).
Jeffery Wick - T (Kansas City Chiefs) unlocked a 10% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 16).
Miguel Zimmer - G (Kansas City Chiefs) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 16).
Alphonso Lane - DE (Kansas City Chiefs) unlocked a 10% bonus for Sacks (Target: 5 / Accomplished: 11).
Carroll Gallagher - LB (Oakland Raiders) unlocked a 10% bonus for Tackles (Target: 40 / Accomplished: 65).
Patrick Ligon - DT (Oakland Raiders) unlocked a 5% bonus for Sacks (Target: 5 / Accomplished: 5).
David Bittner - WR (Oakland Raiders) unlocked a 10% bonus for Catches (Target: 40 / Accomplished: 86).

Players Holding Out

The following players want a new contract, and have announced their intention to hold out:
Curtis Fong - WR (Green Bay Packers)
Ayo Greer - LB (Los Angeles Rams)
Bobby Cheatham - LB (Tennessee Titans)
Edward Arteaga - DT (Kansas City Chiefs)
Jeffery Meza - LB (Oakland Raiders)

To Romeo Bock - TE, the past is the past.

Romeo Bock is a great story, having worked his way out of a troubled youth. To many, Bock is becoming a posterboy for the league's ability to help talented young men rehabilitate themselves through sports.

To Jack Sewell - K, the past is the past.

Jack Sewell is a great story, having worked his way out of a troubled youth. To many, Sewell is becoming a posterboy for the league's ability to help talented young men rehabilitate themselves through sports.

To Alvin Dotson - RB, the past is the past.

Alvin Dotson is a great story, having worked his way out of a troubled youth. To many, Dotson is becoming a posterboy for the league's ability to help talented young men rehabilitate themselves through sports.

Active Player Retirements

Green Bay Packers:
LB Young Mcguire - LB (14 seasons) 951 Tck, 42 Sck, 5 Int, 2 Def TD, 1 Sfty, 8 FF, 6 FR

Minnesota Vikings:
LB Rickey Michaud - LB (10 seasons) 283 Tck, 16 Sck, 1 Int, 13 FF, 1 FR

Atlanta Falcons:
RB Lionel Schroeder - RB (8 seasons) 485 att, 2748 yds, 45 TD, 57 rec, 587 yds, 6 TD
LB Steven Haggerty - LB (11 seasons) 665 Tck, 29 Sck, 5 Int, 2 Sfty, 12 FF, 8 FR
DE Jamari Grisham - DE (13 seasons) 226 Tck, 52 Sck, 10 FF, 4 FR

New Orleans Saints:
T William Humphrey - T (11 seasons) 978 Pancakes
T Russel Scoggins - T (14 seasons) 276 Pancakes

Washington Commanders:
TE Jason Verdin - TE (11 seasons) 488 rec, 5238 yds, 48 TD

San Francisco 49ers:
FB Dominic Lewis - FB (6 seasons) 44 att, 244 yds, 1 TD, 25 rec, 168 yds, 1 TD

Los Angeles Rams:
WR Daewood Trevino - WR (12 seasons) 451 rec, 9439 yds, 97 TD

Pittsburgh Steelers:
RB Michael Lackey - RB (15 seasons) 3757 att, 18087 yds, 186 TD, 226 rec, 2170 yds, 26 TD

Cleveland Browns:
WR Bernardo Null - WR (11 seasons) 345 rec, 6523 yds, 51 TD
CB Frederick Finnegan - CB (11 seasons) 420 Tck, 1 Sck, 15 Int, 2 Def TD, 6 FF, 6 FR

Indianapolis Colts:
DE Tristan Beaulieu - DE (9 seasons) 204 Tck, 44 Sck, 4 FF, 3 FR

Houston Texans:
P Joseph Bolin - P (11 seasons) 36824 yards, 323 inside 20

Buffalo Bills:
TE Drew Varela - TE (12 seasons) 618 rec, 5387 yds, 45 TD

Denver Broncos:
TE Richard Burley - TE (11 seasons) 547 rec, 4326 yds, 33 TD
G Robert Roney - G (11 seasons) 796 Pancakes

Kansas City Chiefs:
C Jay Hartman - C (12 seasons) 152 Pancakes
T Willie Tillman - T (11 seasons) 885 Pancakes
TE Jackson Hill - TE (12 seasons) 583 rec, 4579 yds, 27 TD

Oakland Raiders:
TE Lonny Little - TE (11 seasons) 40 rec, 288 yds, 1 TD

Notable free agent retirements

QB:
Antonio Newman (12 seasons pro) 3143/4738, 37511 yds, 280 TD
Edwin Moses (7 seasons pro) 689/1045, 10839 yds, 98 TD
Joseph Conley (13 seasons pro) 287/419, 3984 yds, 40 TD
Michael Kauffman (6 seasons pro) 82/121, 1357 yds, 16 TD

RB:
Larry Ventura (12 seasons pro) 2455 att, 12120 yds, 101 TD, 540 rec, 5898 yds, 27 TD
Odell Sears (11 seasons pro) 1388 att, 6439 yds, 57 TD, 140 rec, 975 yds, 6 TD
Nathaniel Morrissey (9 seasons pro) 945 att, 5141 yds, 36 TD, 125 rec, 943 yds, 4 TD
Walter Rauch (10 seasons pro) 660 att, 2898 yds, 21 TD, 39 rec, 346 yds, 3 TD
John Wilkinson (8 seasons pro) 397 att, 1965 yds, 19 TD, 21 rec, 148 yds, 0 TD

FB:
Linval Parsons (13 seasons pro) 64 att, 407 yds, 3 TD, 22 rec, 180 yds, 1 TD

G:
Daniel Stone (11 seasons pro) 418 Pancakes
Mervin Cornett (14 seasons pro) 466 Pancakes
Eric Moreno (9 seasons pro) 386 Pancakes
Shawn Parson (12 seasons pro) 296 Pancakes
Lucius Fenton (9 seasons pro) 284 Pancakes

T:
David Bassett (11 seasons pro) 646 Pancakes
Ronald Lovejoy (14 seasons pro) 300 Pancakes
Carl Yocum (11 seasons pro) 510 Pancakes
Christopher Crawley (11 seasons pro) 436 Pancakes
Ramon Romero (13 seasons pro) 309 Pancakes
Mike Dodd (11 seasons pro) 305 Pancakes
David Walters (14 seasons pro) 236 Pancakes
Kenneth Ryan (12 seasons pro) 403 Pancakes
Coy Nelson (6 seasons pro) 58 Pancakes

C:
Albert Valerio (11 seasons pro) 313 Pancakes

TE:
Johnny Numbers (12 seasons pro) 153 rec, 1520 yds, 9 TD
Gerardo Chavarria (12 seasons pro) 195 rec, 1503 yds, 12 TD
Patrick Jones (11 seasons pro) 40 rec, 455 yds, 3 TD

WR:
Adrian Torres (11 seasons pro) 941 rec, 20345 yds, 201 TD
Jamison Caruso (13 seasons pro) 552 rec, 5856 yds, 39 TD
Erik Gore (12 seasons pro) 643 rec, 9407 yds, 72 TD
Edgar Varela (12 seasons pro) 607 rec, 8795 yds, 72 TD
Quincy Keeling (12 seasons pro) 472 rec, 5427 yds, 40 TD
Jody Landon (12 seasons pro) 504 rec, 7229 yds, 67 TD
Charles Pounds (11 seasons pro) 268 rec, 3672 yds, 32 TD
Gabriel Taylor (8 seasons pro) 251 rec, 2571 yds, 18 TD
John Engel (12 seasons pro) 192 rec, 3057 yds, 31 TD

CB:
Amos Bennett (15 seasons pro) 509 Tck, 5 Sck, 29 Int, 6 Def TD, 8 FF, 5 FR
Eugene Tejada (15 seasons pro) 623 Tck, 4 Sck, 21 Int, 5 Def TD, 11 FF, 6 FR
Craig Howard (11 seasons pro) 640 Tck, 8 Sck, 20 Int, 4 Def TD, 10 FF, 3 FR
Shelton Conn (11 seasons pro) 483 Tck, 1 Sck, 17 Int, 3 Def TD, 10 FF, 6 FR
David Sharpe (12 seasons pro) 558 Tck, 5 Sck, 16 Int, 6 Def TD, 12 FF, 5 FR
Calvin Stubblefield (13 seasons pro) 625 Tck, 5 Sck, 18 Int, 2 Def TD, 1 Blk FG, 7 FF, 3 FR
Reid Metcalf (12 seasons pro) 515 Tck, 4 Sck, 27 Int, 3 Def TD, 9 FF, 5 FR
Nicholas Rosas (13 seasons pro) 515 Tck, 3 Sck, 7 Int, 5 FF, 2 FR
Jefferey Rodriguez (12 seasons pro) 481 Tck, 1 Sck, 16 Int, 2 Def TD, 6 FF, 2 FR
Cleveland Witte (16 seasons pro) 395 Tck, 2 Sck, 17 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 Sfty, 4 FF, 1 FR
Michael Conn (12 seasons pro) 293 Tck, 6 Sck, 11 Int, 2 Def TD, 1 FF, 2 FR
Bud Negrete (12 seasons pro) 250 Tck, 2 Sck, 7 Int, 1 Def TD, 8 FF, 5 FR
Stephen Martindale (11 seasons pro) 276 Tck, 5 Sck, 10 Int, 2 Def TD, 4 FF, 1 FR
Jack Phelps (11 seasons pro) 202 Tck, 4 Sck, 4 Int, 1 Def TD, 3 FF, 2 FR
Dominique Haines (15 seasons pro) 209 Tck, 4 Sck, 6 Int, 1 Def TD, 3 FF, 3 FR

LB:
Frank Sharp (12 seasons pro) 992 Tck, 39 Sck, 5 Int, 13 FF, 6 FR
Willie Bone (11 seasons pro) 815 Tck, 24 Sck, 2 Int, 37 FF, 8 FR
Randall Anglin (11 seasons pro) 515 Tck, 29 Sck, 3 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 Blk FG, 8 FF, 2 FR
Chad Justus (12 seasons pro) 621 Tck, 12 Sck, 8 Int, 6 FF, 2 FR
Daniel Pollack (11 seasons pro) 515 Tck, 32 Sck, 4 Int, 1 Def TD, 5 FF, 1 FR
Adam Van (12 seasons pro) 396 Tck, 9 Sck, 6 Int, 1 Def TD, 7 FF, 3 FR
Julio Arsenault (14 seasons pro) 492 Tck, 22 Sck, 3 Int, 4 FF, 2 FR

DT:
Kelly Lerner (12 seasons pro) 223 Tck, 58 Sck, 13 FF, 5 FR
Richard March (13 seasons pro) 108 Tck, 23 Sck, 1 FF, 1 FR
Kasey Glasgow (13 seasons pro) 105 Tck, 21 Sck, 7 FF, 2 FR
Ronny Schaeffer (13 seasons pro) 115 Tck, 24 Sck, 4 FF, 1 FR
Juwan Rees (7 seasons pro) 10 Tck, 3 Sck, 1 FF, 1 FR
Seth Button (11 seasons pro) 124 Tck, 43 Sck, 9 FF, 6 FR
Kenneth Villareal (9 seasons pro) 54 Tck, 16 Sck, 7 FF, 2 FR

DE:
Joseph Blackwell (12 seasons pro) 105 Tck, 27 Sck, 1 Def TD, 1 Sfty, 9 FF, 4 FR
Virgil Harris (15 seasons pro) 222 Tck, 70 Sck, 8 FF, 3 FR
Kelly Farrow (12 seasons pro) 162 Tck, 46 Sck, 8 FF, 4 FR
Mark Hill (12 seasons pro) 63 Tck, 7 Sck, 3 FF

FS:
Aaron Coleman (12 seasons pro) 474 Tck, 41 Sck, 9 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 Sfty, 13 FF, 6 FR
Kevin Morin (12 seasons pro) 288 Tck, 3 Sck, 4 Int, 2 FF, 4 FR
Anthony Rangel (7 seasons pro) 85 Tck, 5 Sck, 5 Int, 1 Def TD, 4 FF, 3 FR

SS:
Louis Parker (14 seasons pro) 1049 Tck, 35 Sck, 5 Int, 1 Def TD, 14 FF, 6 FR
Richie Johnson (12 seasons pro) 530 Tck, 8 Sck, 6 Int, 9 FF, 5 FR
David Muniz (13 seasons pro) 805 Tck, 18 Sck, 4 Int, 11 FF, 8 FR
Agustin O'Neil (12 seasons pro) 590 Tck, 8 Sck, 4 Int, 1 Blk FG, 7 FF, 4 FR
Ralph Whitfield (11 seasons pro) 605 Tck, 30 Sck, 5 Int, 1 Def TD, 10 FF, 12 FR
Robert Mcdaniel (12 seasons pro) 339 Tck, 24 Sck, 4 Int, 1 Def TD, 4 FF, 1 FR

P:
Jose Stover (12 seasons pro) 32724 yards, 252 inside 20
Hai Broussard (7 seasons pro) 9492 yards, 85 inside 20
Drew Coates (10 seasons pro) 16443 yards, 139 inside 20
Ricky Harris (7 seasons pro) 11798 yards, 81 inside 20

Other retirements

QB Sean Carmichael - QB (83 ovr)
QB Ted Bennett - QB (83 ovr)
QB Leandro Lovelace - QB (76 ovr)
QB Nathaniel Weems - QB (71 ovr)
QB Larry Foster - QB (70 ovr)
QB Maurice Jones - QB (68 ovr)
QB Terry Leake - QB (68 ovr)
QB Jeremiah Blair - QB (65 ovr)
QB Michael Jolley - QB (65 ovr)
QB Brendon Hardison - QB (64 ovr)
QB Harold Dawson - QB (64 ovr)
QB Gary Kerns - QB (64 ovr)
QB Noel Donaldson - QB (64 ovr)
QB Michael Rucker - QB (64 ovr)
QB Robert Lister - QB (64 ovr)
QB Andre Thompson - QB (62 ovr)
QB Edward Lacroix - QB (61 ovr)
RB Jackson Shanks - RB (76 ovr)
RB Edward Cooley - RB (73 ovr)
RB Jerry Maness - RB (72 ovr)
RB Isaac Abraham - RB (72 ovr)
RB Jimmy Chau - RB (72 ovr)
RB Phillip Kaplan - RB (71 ovr)
RB Brett Wiggins - RB (70 ovr)
RB Steve Seymore - RB (70 ovr)
RB Jesus Zambrano - RB (70 ovr)
RB Joshua Major - RB (70 ovr)
RB Ryan Runyon - RB (69 ovr)
RB Darryl Outlaw - RB (69 ovr)
RB Robert Herrera - RB (68 ovr)
RB Bruce Box - RB (68 ovr)
RB Hamsah Bowers - RB (66 ovr)
RB Stan Holly - RB (65 ovr)
FB Stephen Hidalgo - FB (74 ovr)
FB Frank Farias - FB (67 ovr)
FB Richard Patton - FB (67 ovr)
FB Ari Mercer - FB (65 ovr)
G Michael Mclean - G (72 ovr)
G Jordyn Weaver - G (71 ovr)
G Andrew Gould - G (70 ovr)
G Lou Cormier - G (70 ovr)
G Russell Garris - G (70 ovr)
G Philip Stanley - G (69 ovr)
G Martin Reddick - G (69 ovr)
G Corey Guerra - G (69 ovr)
G Lee Nabors - G (67 ovr)
G Casey Howe - G (65 ovr)
G Elton Salerno - G (64 ovr)
G Charles Greiner - G (63 ovr)
G Steven Vance - G (58 ovr)
T Lance Jude - T (73 ovr)
T Alfredo Wilson - T (71 ovr)
T Dewayne Dudley - T (68 ovr)
T Jimmie Simone - T (68 ovr)
T Sean Moore - T (67 ovr)
T Tod Hodge - T (67 ovr)
T Ernesto Stewart - T (66 ovr)
C Ron Mabe - C (81 ovr)
C Jefferey Trujillo - C (79 ovr)
C Vernon Garcia - C (74 ovr)
C Leandro Hayes - C (74 ovr)
C John Healy - C (67 ovr)
C Jacob Abernathy - C (64 ovr)
C James Odom - C (62 ovr)
C Al Blocker - C (60 ovr)
TE Daniel Tabor - TE (67 ovr)
TE Kent Hatfield - TE (66 ovr)
TE Jeffery Haynes - TE (65 ovr)
TE Don Leggett - TE (64 ovr)
TE John Ware - TE (63 ovr)
TE Ronald Chen - TE (62 ovr)
TE Charley Smalls - TE (62 ovr)
TE Bart Amaya - TE (61 ovr)
TE Kevin Chambers - TE (59 ovr)
TE Jeffrey Beck - TE (44 ovr)
WR Robert Mena - WR (71 ovr)
WR Curt Davis - WR (70 ovr)
WR Kirk Harder - WR (68 ovr)
WR Edwin Ng - WR (68 ovr)
WR Kyren Thompson - WR (67 ovr)
WR Nick Foust - WR (67 ovr)
WR Alfred Slone - WR (66 ovr)
WR Dennis Keck - WR (66 ovr)
WR Rudolph Purdy - WR (65 ovr)
WR Normand Bryant - WR (65 ovr)
WR Benjamin German - WR (65 ovr)
WR Lee Emmons - WR (65 ovr)
WR Don Brothers - WR (64 ovr)
WR John Street - WR (64 ovr)
WR Preston McClinton - WR (64 ovr)
WR Edward Robinson - WR (63 ovr)
WR Allen Wilkins - WR (63 ovr)
WR Chad Michaud - WR (62 ovr)
WR Robert Warden - WR (55 ovr)
CB Tobias Poole - CB (71 ovr)
CB Thomas Slaughter - CB (69 ovr)
CB Peter Mcdaniel - CB (68 ovr)
CB Milton Gross - CB (68 ovr)
CB Daniel Stacy - CB (67 ovr)
CB Odis Cornell - CB (66 ovr)
CB Leon Noel - CB (65 ovr)
CB Sergio Bauer - CB (62 ovr)
CB Andrew Higgs - CB (61 ovr)
CB Robert Slaton - CB (61 ovr)
CB Rodney Durkin - CB (60 ovr)
CB Anthony Blue - CB (60 ovr)
CB William Armstrong - CB (60 ovr)
CB Jack Mixon - CB (58 ovr)
CB Brian Barron - CB (57 ovr)
CB Michael Lockett - CB (57 ovr)
CB Larry Caballero - CB (56 ovr)
CB Jay Winn - CB (52 ovr)
LB Mike Welch - LB (71 ovr)
LB Todd Gibson - LB (70 ovr)
LB Nathan Thurston - LB (69 ovr)
LB Ainias Joy - LB (67 ovr)
LB Stanley Mullin - LB (67 ovr)
LB Francis Meredith - LB (66 ovr)
LB Douglas Ford - LB (66 ovr)
LB Jesse Young - LB (66 ovr)
LB Steven Ortiz - LB (65 ovr)
LB Scott Buss - LB (65 ovr)
LB Harold Cook - LB (64 ovr)
LB Charles Drury - LB (64 ovr)
LB Shae Miller - LB (63 ovr)
LB Daniel Perales - LB (63 ovr)
LB Paul Romero - LB (62 ovr)
LB Robert Funderburk - LB (62 ovr)
LB Wayne Easton - LB (62 ovr)
LB Dean Brink - LB (62 ovr)
LB Brain Barksdale - LB (61 ovr)
LB Aaron Bustos - LB (60 ovr)
LB Edmundo Elias - LB (59 ovr)
LB Camerun Wood - LB (57 ovr)
DT Matthew Vang - DT (68 ovr)
DT Dave Ruff - DT (65 ovr)
DT James Lester - DT (62 ovr)
DT Anthony Campos - DT (60 ovr)
DT Bobby Stinnett - DT (45 ovr)
DE Earl Narvaez - DE (64 ovr)
DE Jerry Ojeda - DE (63 ovr)
DE Russell Arevalo - DE (62 ovr)
DE Sincere Boren - DE (60 ovr)
DE Christopher Stoddard - DE (58 ovr)
DE John Wayne - DE (58 ovr)
DE Jeff Huffman - DE (57 ovr)
DE Lucien Stephens - DE (57 ovr)
DE Roberto Pierre - DE (56 ovr)
DE Daniel Reinhardt - DE (53 ovr)
DE Timothy Jeffers - DE (52 ovr)
FS Edward Lavigne - FS (73 ovr)
FS Gerald Griswold - FS (71 ovr)
FS Rosendo Pineda - FS (70 ovr)
FS John Crowell - FS (66 ovr)
FS Eugene Burley - FS (66 ovr)
FS Wayne Baylor - FS (66 ovr)
FS Kent Musser - FS (64 ovr)
FS Michael Maloney - FS (64 ovr)
FS George Esposito - FS (64 ovr)
FS Bruce Sowell - FS (63 ovr)
FS Duane Waters - FS (61 ovr)
FS Paul Porterfield - FS (61 ovr)
FS Louis Mcintyre - FS (61 ovr)
SS Blaine Donovan - SS (77 ovr)
SS Aaron Calderon - SS (76 ovr)
SS Harry Elam - SS (74 ovr)
SS Daniel Borden - SS (72 ovr)
SS Micheal Lewis - SS (70 ovr)
SS Henry Farris - SS (70 ovr)
SS Paul Sandberg - SS (70 ovr)
SS Shane Agee - SS (68 ovr)
SS Justin Harper - SS (68 ovr)
SS Donald Hardin - SS (66 ovr)
SS Carl Rivas - SS (64 ovr)
SS Harley Ricci - SS (54 ovr)
K Hubert Long - K (66 ovr)
K Darren Ponder - K (61 ovr)

Charles Webster has retired from coaching

Charles Webster, Defensive Coordinator for the Pittsburgh Steelers, has announced his decision to retire from coaching after a long and successful career. He will pursue a career in broadcasting.

Los Angeles Chargers re-signs Aaron Bordelon as Defensive Coordinator

The Chargers have announced that they have given Aaron Bordelon a new contract. Bordelon will continue to serve as Defensive Coordinator for 5 years earning 2.8701662869453117 million pr year.

New England Patriots re-signs Roderick Escobar as Defensive Coordinator

The Patriots have announced that they have given Roderick Escobar a new contract. Escobar will continue to serve as Defensive Coordinator for 3 years earning 5.5 million pr year.

Indianapolis Colts re-signs Robert Labbe as Head Coach

The Colts have announced that they have given Robert Labbe a new contract. Labbe will continue to serve as Head Coach for 3 years earning 7.14465625 million pr year.