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🚨 Dak Prescott revealed that a difficult offseason off the field had an impact on him physically.

The Cowboys quarterback acknowledged that stress contributed to some weight loss following his highly publicized split from fiancée Sarah Jane Ramos earlier this year.

“Stress may help lose a little weight here and there,” Prescott said when speaking with reporters.

The couple ended their engagement in March just weeks before their planned wedding. They later worked through a custody matter involving their two daughters, bringing closure to a challenging period in Prescott's personal life.

Now entering his age-32 season, the veteran quarterback appears focused on turning the page and directing all of his attention toward football.

🏈🔥 With the offseason drama behind him, Prescott's priority is clear: leading the Cowboys on a Super Bowl run and finally bringing a championship back to Dallas.

🚨💰 The Titans have made a massive commitment to franchise cornerstone Jeffery Simmons, agreeing to a new three-year contract extension worth $105.8 million.

The deal carries an average annual value of approximately $36.16 million and includes a staggering $100 million in guaranteed money, according to Athletes First.

With the agreement, Simmons now becomes the highest-paid defensive tackle in NFL history, a reflection of both his impact on the field and his importance to Tennessee's defense.

Since arriving in Nashville, Simmons has established himself as one of the league's premier interior defenders, consistently disrupting offenses with his combination of power, athleticism, and pass-rushing ability.

🏈🔥 The Titans have made it clear who they view as a foundational piece of their future, rewarding Simmons with a record-setting contract that places him at the top of the defensive tackle market.

🚨🏠 Chargers defensive lineman Teair Tart reportedly suffered a significant loss after his home was burglarized earlier this month.

According to reports, Tart returned to his residence on June 8 and discovered signs of a break-in, including a shattered sliding glass door. After surveying the damage, he found that several valuable items had been taken, including luxury handbags and expensive jewelry with an estimated total value of roughly $400,000.

The incident comes just months after the 29-year-old secured his future in Los Angeles by signing a three-year, $30 million contract extension with the Chargers.

Authorities are continuing to investigate the burglary, but no suspects have been arrested at this time. Investigators reportedly believe the crime may not have been an isolated incident and are exploring whether other homes in the area were also targeted.

💔🏈 A frightening reminder that even professional athletes can become victims of major property crimes, as Tart now awaits answers while police search for those responsible.

🚨🦅 Despite Jalen Carter's status as one of the Eagles' most talented young defenders, Philadelphia appears to be taking a cautious approach when it comes to a massive contract extension.

According to Albert Breer, the Eagles have not yet shown the same urgency they've displayed with many of their other homegrown stars. The organization has built a reputation for extending key players early, often securing team-friendly deals before prices rise across the market. The fact that Carter remains without a new contract deep into the offseason has raised eyebrows around the league.

Breer noted that if an extension gets done before Carter's fourth NFL season, Philadelphia will likely seek terms that provide flexibility for the franchise. If those conditions aren't met, the Eagles may be comfortable waiting another year before making a long-term commitment.

The situation doesn't necessarily reflect concerns about Carter's talent. Instead, it may indicate that the team wants additional time to evaluate him both on the field and from a maturity and character standpoint before handing out a deal that could exceed $30 million annually.

Philadelphia still controls Carter's rights through the next two seasons, including his fifth-year option in 2027, so there is no immediate pressure to finalize an agreement.

📊 Carter's production through his first three seasons:

▪️ 2023: 33 tackles, 8 tackles for loss, 6 sacks, 2 forced fumbles, 1 fumble-return touchdown
▪️ 2024: 42 tackles, 12 tackles for loss, 4.5 sacks, 6 pass breakups, 2 forced fumbles
▪️ 2025: 33 tackles, 5 tackles for loss, 3 sacks, 7 pass breakups

👀 There's little doubt Carter has the talent to earn a blockbuster extension. The question is whether the Eagles are ready to make that commitment now, or if they'll wait to see more before writing one of the biggest checks on their roster.

🚨💪 The Bills are giving running back Ian Wheeler another opportunity at the NFL level after signing the recent United Bowl MVP.

Wheeler, 24, put together an impressive season with the Louisville Kings, rushing for 541 yards on just 83 carries during the regular season while averaging an outstanding 6.62 yards per attempt. He capped off the year by starring in the United Bowl Championship, where he totaled 81 rushing yards and a touchdown on only 10 carries to help lead the Kings to the title.

Before his success in the spring league, Wheeler entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent out of Howard and signed with the Bears in 2024. He quickly turned heads during training camp, earning praise for his performances and even becoming a featured player on HBO's *Hard Knocks*.

The talented back carried that momentum into the preseason, recording 100 rushing yards and two touchdowns across two games, including a strong outing against Buffalo. However, just as he appeared to be climbing Chicago's depth chart, his rookie season took a devastating turn when he suffered a torn ACL in the third preseason game.

The injury ultimately led to his release before the regular season as part of an injury settlement, but Wheeler has since worked his way back and revived his career.

🏈🔥 Now, after a championship season and MVP honors, he'll look to make the most of a fresh chance with the Bills.

😅🏈 Colts cornerback Sauce Gardner had to clear up an unexpected piece of misinformation this week: his own age.

For years, several major outlets and databases—including ESPN and Madden—have listed Gardner as 25 years old. However, following Indianapolis' final minicamp practice, the star defensive back revealed that those records are incorrect.

According to Gardner, he is actually 24 years old and was born in 2001, not 2000.

“I’m 24, by the way,” Gardner said when asked about the discrepancy. “Yeah, I’m 24. It’s crazy that I’m even being asked this.”

When reporters followed up to make sure he was certain, Gardner responded with a laugh and a simple answer:

**“Yes! You can ask my mom!”** 😂

📅 It appears one of the NFL's top cornerbacks has been getting an extra year added to his age all this time.

🏈👀 As NFL training camps draw closer, the possibility of Michael Thomas playing another down in the league appears to be fading.

The former Saints star has remained unsigned since being released by New Orleans in March 2024. Despite spending the last two seasons as a free agent, Thomas has yet to land with a new team, and with camp just around the corner, a return to the NFL seems increasingly uncertain.

While injuries during training camp or the preseason could still create an opportunity, the lack of interest up to this point raises questions about whether Thomas has already played his final game.

If his career is indeed over, he leaves behind an impressive legacy in New Orleans. Across seven seasons and 83 games, Thomas recorded 565 receptions, 6,569 receiving yards, and 36 touchdowns, establishing himself as one of the most productive receivers of his era.

His résumé speaks for itself:

🏆 NFL Offensive Player of the Year (2019)
🏆 2× First-Team All-Pro (2018, 2019)
🏆 3× Pro Bowl selection (2017–2019)
🏆 2× NFL receptions leader (2018, 2019)
🏆 NFL receiving yards leader (2019)
🏆 Holder of the NFL single-season receptions record with 149 catches (2019)

🔥 Whether he returns or not, Michael Thomas' peak was unforgettable, and his place in Saints history is already secure.

🚨🏈 The Cowboys have added another receiver to the mix, signing former Jets second-round pick Denzel Mims.

Originally selected by New York in the second round of the 2020 NFL Draft, Mims has spent recent years working to find his way back onto an NFL roster. Most recently, he suited up for the Arlington Renegades, where he appeared in five games and recorded six catches for 55 yards during the season.

The 28-year-old's last NFL action came with the Jaguars in 2024, and Dallas is now giving him another opportunity to revive his professional career.

🔥 While Mims enters camp with plenty to prove, his size, athleticism, and previous NFL experience could make him an intriguing player to watch as the Cowboys evaluate their receiving depth ahead of the season.

🤯🏈 Titans wide receiver Xavier Restrepo stole the show at Wednesday's practice with a catch that immediately drew comparisons to one of the most iconic receptions in NFL history.

According to Titans reporter Austin Stanley, Restrepo hauled in a spectacular one-handed grab near the goal line while turning his body, a play that resembled Odell Beckham Jr.'s famous catch. The reaction was instant, with players and coaches on the sideline erupting as the ball came down in his hand.

Stanley noted that the highlight wasn't the only impressive moment from Restrepo's day, adding that the young receiver consistently made plays throughout the session.

After entering the league as an undrafted free agent in 2025, Restrepo saw limited action during his rookie campaign, appearing in just two games and finishing with three receptions for 41 yards.

🔥 As he fights for a larger role heading into the 2026 season, standout performances like this could go a long way toward boosting his standing on Tennessee's roster.

🦅🔥 It looks like Philadelphia may soon have a new No. 11.

Eagles first-round linebacker Jihaad Campbell is expected to switch from No. 30 to No. 11, the same jersey number he wore during his standout career at Alabama. The change comes after A.J. Brown's departure, potentially opening the door for Campbell to reclaim his familiar number.

Adding fuel to the speculation, NFL Shop has a history of accidentally revealing jersey numbers before official announcements. Fans noticed that when creating a custom Eagles jersey on the site, Campbell's name automatically appears with No. 11 in the player selection menu.

While the team has yet to formally confirm the switch, all signs seem to point in the same direction.

👀🏈 If the leak is accurate, Eagles fans may soon be seeing Jihaad Campbell sporting No. 11 in Philadelphia.