Trap the news and notes of 19/19/25 -

Daniel Jones wins the starting work of the colts

Heady coach of the Indianapolis colts, Shane Steichen, announced earlier during the day that Daniel Jones had won the quarter-Arrière position leaving for the former global choice of the recovery number four Anthony Richardson. Indy plans that Jones is the quarter of the entire 2025-26 season.

“He is our quarter-back leaving for the season,” said Steichen. “I don’t want to have a quick leash about it. I feel confident in his abilities. “

“Daniel is doing a good job,” said Colts’ attacking coordinator Jim Bob Cooter. “First of all, it is a veteran quarterrier who played a lot of football. And the more you play football, the more you see, the more experience you have to deal with problems, to solve problems in the field, to manage different situations … I would say the experience he did well for him to manage all these situations he did well.”

Do Bengals approach an extension for Trey Hendrickson?

While addressing Laura Rutledge d’Espn before the victory of the Cincinnati pre-season against Washington commanders, the Pass Rusher of the Bengals Pass, Trey Hendrickson, who is currently holding for a contract extension, said that he and the team, “are in close agreement on the total annual salary and the duration of the agreement”, according to the journalist ESPN, Ben Baby. For the moment, the only remaining problem has to do with the guaranteed money that would come with a potential contract extension.

“Recognition is not something I continue,” Hendrickson said in late July. “This is not the case. I think I clarified my statements. Safety is something that I appreciate and (tells) my wife where we are going to play. These are the things that matter to me. ”

Tampa loses a wide receiver

The wide receiver of the Buccaneers of Tampa Bay, Jalen McMillan, “will miss the time” during the regular season with what head coach Todd Bowles says she is a “seriously tense neck”, according to the journalist of the Espn Buccaneers, Jenna Laine. McMillan made a hard fall at the back of his head and his neck while jumping to make a catch-up in Tampa’s pre-season match against Pittsburgh’s Steelers. Fortunately, McMillan was able to leave the field before being taken to a local hospital for a more in -depth assessment.

A commercial update on Brian Robinson Jr.

One day after sitting on the second commanding pre-season game, Washington head coach Dan Quinn confirmed that he and managing director Adam Peters met Robinson on Sunday and told him that they were not playing him.

“There are just a lot of mobile pieces at this time of the year. These things are taking place,” said Quinn. “And so I just wanted to make sure that it is my responsibility to let the team know each time I can, so they do not hear any information from anywhere. So it was more of the standard operational procedure for me. But if I have a chance when things happen, especially during this period of the year, where I can bring them together and discuss things, I want them to hear these things from me first.”

Still no QB decision in the Easy Great

New Orleans’ head coach Kellen Moore has told journalists today that he had not yet made a decision concerning who will be a quarter of the team to open the regular season against the Arizona cardinals. He added that the team “is going through the process right now” to choose a starter.

“Once again, (we) letting these guys continue to go through this trip,” said Moore. “They did a very very good job. So, we will put ourselves in position for this Denver game and see how it goes from there.

A new Rusher pass in South Beach

Miami dolphins report the rusher and outside secondary Matthew Judon to a one -year agreement of up to $ 6 million, according to sources that spoke to ESPN. Judon was seen on Visit on Monday in the facilities of the Dolphins team.

Ninety Bowler Pro from 2019 to 2022, Matthew Judon was drafted by the Baltimore Ravens in 2016, where he played before signing with the New England Patriots in 2021. Last August, Judon was exchanged at the Falcons d’Atlanta, where he recorded 41 plated in total and 5.5 bags in 17 games.

Plans for Steelers beginners this week

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin said all healthy players could potentially play in the team’s pre-season final against the Carolina Panthers. The only players who are confirmed as being out of the starting range are the quarter-Arrière Aaron Rodgers, the Large DK Metcalf, the Rusher Pass TJ Watt and the defensive line Cameron Heyward.

Cam Ward and Jeffery Simmons respond to their training camp fighting

Tennessee Titans Defensive Line Player Jeffery Simmons said that yesterday’s practice incident, where he pushed the overall draft of number one in 2025 and the quarter-back Cam Ward, was blown away. After Ward launched a pass of a touchdown and pushed Simmons, the three -time Bowler’s pro pushed Ward in the mask opposite with two hands, which led to an altercation between Simmons and the offensive line. According to Associated Press, Simmons was escorted following the incident and could not speak to journalists until today, according to the Associated Press.

“Should not be exploded,” Simmons told journalists Simmons. “It’s a training camp. Temperatures are evident, continue.

“It was a training camp and a push and a little noisy barking, and that was almost everything for me,” said head coach Brian Callahan. “It is at the end of August and we are ready to play real football.”

Notable injuries and injury updates

Buffalo bills

The large recipient Curtis Samuel and the second Shaq Thompson both practiced for the first time since the hamstrings underwent injuries to the hamstring.
Wideout Khalil Shakir did not know any setbacks while recovering from a high ankle.
Head coach Sean McDermott said that the choice of recruit recruit of the first round and the Maxwell Hairston corner half is “still in one way” to return to the training field.
The botter Tyler Bass, who has a pelvic injury, accelerates the activity this week in the hope of playing in the Buffalo pre-season final on Saturday against the Buccaneers of Tampa Bay.

Carolina Panthers

The start of the tight winger Tommy trembles, who was faced with a back injury, could play during the first week, but he will have to progress through the physical stage of his rehabilitation mission.

Cleveland Browns

The quarterrier Kenny Pickett participated in the 11-sur 11 exercises today.
Pro Bowl’s corner half, Denzel Ward, left left today with a right -hander injury or shoulder.

Denver Broncos

Second All-Pro Nik Bonitto, who was faced with a foot injury, returned to train after missing all last week.

Green bay packers

The quarter-Arrière Jordan Love will be “very limited” in the joint practice of packers with the Seattle Seahawks scheduled for Thursday.
The former first round choice and the defensive winger Lukas Van Ness sat on Monday training with a back injury that head coach Matt Lafleur said “should not be worrying.”

Los Angeles Chargers

The recently signed free agent’s goalkeeper Mekhi Becton returned to train today after missing for a time with an undisclosed injury.

Rams of Los Angeles

Quarterrière Matthew Stafford trained for a second consecutive day. Head coach Sean Mcvay said he was tending in a “positive direction”.
The offensive line of the Recruit not drafted Willie Lampkin will be sidelined for a few weeks due to a knee injury and a sprained ankle he suffered during the team’s pre-season match last weekend.

Miami Dolphins

Although he takes the passes of the jug machine today, Wideout Tyreek Hill has still not participated in practice.
The winger tight Darren Waller was not seen in training today.

New York Giants

The broad receiver of Pro Bowl, Malik Nabers, has returned to train today as it continues to tackle an injury to the toes.
The starting left tackle Andrew Thomas was activated on the list physically unable to make the list (PUP) and participated in the practice today.
The recruit ball carrier, Cam Skattebo, has drawn a limited capacity today due to an injury to the hamstrings.

New York Jets