The United Football League and the United Football Players Association have reached a new collective bargaining agreement, ending concerns about potential labor disputes.

Dak Prescott aims to solidify his legacy with a Super Bowl win as he enters his tenth season with the Dallas Cowboys. Despite impressive regular-season stats and nearing franchise passing records, playoff success has eluded him.

Trade rumors surrounding Jacksonville Jaguars running back Travis Etienne appear unfounded, according to head coach Liam Coen. Despite the team drafting two running backs in the 2025 NFL Draft, Coen praised Etienne's performance and dismissed speculation about his future with the team. Etienne, who had a down year in 2024, is entering the final year of his contract.

Carolina Panthers wide receiver Xavier Legette is featured on the cover art for rapper GloRilla's new single, "Typa." The photo shows Legette sitting behind GloRilla as she counts money. Legette is entering his second NFL season and is projected to be a starting receiver for the Panthers. GloRilla is a Memphis rapper who recently announced the upcoming release of her new single.

The 2025 NFL season schedule has been released, starting with a Thursday night game between the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles.

In a surprising move, the Pittsburgh Steelers acquired tight end Jonnu Smith and cornerback Jalen Ramsey from the Miami Dolphins in a trade finalized on June 30th. Smith expressed excitement about joining the Steelers, citing the team's culture and championship potential.

Former NFL star Antonio Brown is facing an arrest warrant in Miami-Dade County, Florida, on charges of attempted murder with a firearm.

The Houston Texans are reportedly signing former Cleveland Browns running back Nick Chubb to a one-year deal, creating a crowded running back room. This adds Chubb to a roster that already includes Joe Mixon, Dameon Pierce, Woody Marks, and Dare Ogunbowale, raising questions about how the workload will be distributed and who might be cut or traded.

George Pickens' trade to the Cowboys led to the abrupt cancellation of his Pittsburgh youth football camp, sparking disappointment. Steelers' Pat Freiermuth stepped in as a replacement, and TruEdge Sports rescheduled the camp with plans to include more Steelers players.

Germaine Pratt, one of the top free agent linebackers of the offseason, has signed a one-year deal with the Las Vegas Raiders for up to $4.78 million. After six seasons with the Cincinnati Bengals, Pratt brings experience, production, and leadership to a now-deep Raiders linebacker group. Here's a breakdown of his move and how it reshapes Las Vegas' defensive lineup heading into the 2025 season.

Here is the NFL Week 6 schedule, including the Thursday night game, the London game, and the Sunday and Monday matchups. The Houston Texans and Minnesota Vikings have a bye week.

In Game 7 of the NHL playoff series between the Florida Panthers and Toronto Maple Leafs, referee Chris Rooney was injured by an accidental high stick and had to be replaced by backup official Garrett Rank.

The NFL is set to release the full 2025 regular season schedule on Wednesday, May 14th at 8 p.m. ET. The reveal will be broadcast on NFL Network and ESPN2, and streamed on NFL+ and Fubo. Some games have already been announced, but this event will unveil the entire 18-week schedule for all 32 teams.

NFL legend Jerome Bettis is taking on a new role—dedicated football dad—as his son, Jerome Bettis Jr., steps onto the field as a wide receiver at Notre Dame. While the younger Bettis carves his own path, he benefits from the insight, support, and quiet discipline of his father, who once dominated the gridiron as "The Bus."

The NFL will release the 2025 regular season schedule on Wednesday, May 14th at 8 p.m. ET. Fans can watch the release on NFL Network and ESPN2 or stream it on NFL+ or Fubo. This release will reveal the complete schedule for all 32 teams, allowing fans to finalize travel plans for games.

Veteran quarterback Joe Flacco, entering his 18th NFL season with the Cleveland Browns, is embracing his role as the elder statesman. At 40, he's been sharing his perspectives on the evolving landscape of the league and social media, contrasting today's practices with the "good old days" of longer, tougher offseason activities and expressing his disdain for TikTok dances among adults.

Keenan Allen, once a highly sought-after receiver, is now searching for a team after a less productive season with the Chicago Bears.

Former Kansas City Chiefs front office member Ramzee Robinson is suing the team for tortious interference, race discrimination, and retaliation after being fired six days after Super Bowl 59. Robinson alleges he was falsely accused of attacking a subordinate and replaced by that person. He also claims the Chiefs pay employees differently based on race and interfered with his opportunity to interview for a job with the Houston Texans. The Chiefs deny any discrimination and state they will address the matter in court.

The Kansas City Chiefs, who narrowly missed a three-peat last season, are looking to bounce back in 2025 after a Super Bowl 59 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. Despite a 15-2 regular season record, their offense struggled, partly due to a season-ending injury to wide receiver Rashee Rice.

Diontae Johnson suggests Kenny Pickett is leading the Browns' QB race after being traded from the Eagles. Johnson, who played with Pickett in Pittsburgh, believes his Super Bowl experience could be an asset.

AJ Cole, the Raiders' star punter, has become the NFL's highest-paid at his position with a new four-year, $15.8 million contract extension. The deal includes $11 million in guaranteed money, a record for punters, and keeps him with the Raiders through the 2029 season.

Cornerback Ronald Darby, who played for seven teams over 10 years and won a Super Bowl with the Philadelphia Eagles, is reportedly retiring. ESPN reports Darby informed the Houston Texans of his decision. Drafted by the Buffalo Bills in 2015, Darby also played for the Washington Football Team, Denver Broncos, Baltimore Ravens, and Jacksonville Jaguars. He finishes his career with 447 tackles, 106 passes defensed, and 8 interceptions.