The Miami Dolphins are making major roster moves as they begin their offseason rebuild. They released five-time All-Pro wide receiver Tyreek Hill on Monday, along with defensive end Bradley Chubb, offensive lineman James Daniels, and wide receiver Nick Westbrook-Ikhine. Hill, an eight-time Pro Bowler, is recovering from a significant knee injury suffered during the 2025 season where he dislocated his knee and tore his ACL. The timing of his release came weeks before free agency officially begins on March eleventh, allowing the Dolphins to save nearly seventy million dollars in cap space as they install a new regime.

The Dolphins brought in new leadership with general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan and head coach Jeff Hafley, both hired from the Green Bay Packers. This marks a fresh start for Miami, which missed the playoffs in consecutive seasons after reaching the postseason in the previous two years. The organization is focused on establishing a new culture and rebuilding a thin wide receiver room that now lacks Hill's star power.

Across the league, the coaching carousel continues in full swing. The Pittsburgh Steelers hired former Cowboys and Packers head coach Mike McCarthy, replacing Mike Tomlin after a decade of consistency. The New York Giants brought in former Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh to revamp their franchise. The Tennessee Titans hired 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh as their new head coach, while the Buffalo Bills promoted offensive coordinator Joe Brady to the head coaching position.

The Las Vegas Raiders hired Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak as their new head coach, and the Seahawks notably won Super Bowl LX this season. Other notable hires include Jeff Hafley to Miami, Jesse Minter to Baltimore, and Todd Monken to Cleveland. The Chargers hired former Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel as their offensive coordinator, reuniting him with players familiar with his innovative system.

Regarding Hill's future, several teams could show interest during free agency. The Kansas City Chiefs, who originally drafted Hill before trading him to Miami in twenty twenty-two, might pursue a reunion. The Chargers and McDaniel connection also makes sense given Hill's previous success in that offense scheme. However, teams will need to assess his recovery timeline from ACL surgery and whether he can regain his elite speed at age thirty-one.

The early roster moves and coaching changes signal that multiple franchises are aggressively positioning themselves for the twenty twenty-six season, with significant salary cap flexibility and new leadership ready to reshape their rosters.

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The NFL offseason heats up with massive coaching shakeups across the league. The Las Vegas Raiders officially hired Klint Kubiak as head coach after firing Pete Carroll following a dismal 3-14 season, while the Pittsburgh Steelers brought in Mike McCarthy to replace Mike Tomlin. Arizona Cardinals tabbed Rams OC Mike LaFleur as HC, Atlanta Falcons named ex-Browns coach Kevin Stefanski HC and Matt Ryan president of football, and New York Giants welcomed John Harbaugh as head coach with coordinators Matt Nagy and Dennard Wilson. Bengals added assistant WRs coach Davis Koetter and shuffled roles like promoting James Casey to run game coordinator, Buccaneers brought in pass game coordinator T.J. Yates, and Detroit Lions hired Drew Petzing as OC. Front office moves include Miami Dolphins appointing Packers VP Jon-Eric Sullivan as GM.

Injuries linger into training camp prep, with Detroit Lions listing over 20 players questionable, including OT Penei Sewell (ankle), TE Sam LaPorta (back), and DT Alim McNeill (abdomen) per CBS Sports reports. New Orleans Saints RB Kendre Miller faces a make-or-break 2026 after another ACL tear, battling injury tags and draft competition. Roster tweaks continue: New England Patriots signed LB Patrick Johnson and WR Trent Sherfield to practice squad, activated WR Mack Hollins from IR. Seahawks signed 15 practice squad players to futures contracts post-Super Bowl, including RB Cam Akers and WR Montorie Foster. Buccaneers eye free agent WR Mike Evans among 17 UFAs.

No recent game results as the league eyes training camp, but fantasy owners note Miller's high-risk profile and Lions' injury wave impacting drafts. Off-field, Eagles OL coach Jeff Stoutland retired after 13 elite seasons. Other pro leagues quiet. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more updates. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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The Seattle Seahawks claimed their second Super Bowl title with a dominant 29-13 victory over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX at Levi's Stadium. Kenneth Walker III earned MVP honors, rushing for 135 yards, while Sam Darnold threw for 202 yards and a touchdown in a turnover-free performance. The Seahawks' defense, dubbed the "Dark Side," sacked Drake Maye six times, forced three turnovers—including a strip sack by Derick Hall, interceptions from Uchenna Nwosu and Julian Love, and a 45-yard fumble return touchdown by Nwosu—and held New England scoreless through three quarters. Kicker Jason Myers set a Super Bowl record with five field goals, sealing the win in a punter's duel with 15 combined punts.

As the offseason heats up, NFL teams are reshaping staffs rapidly. The Raiders hired Seahawks OC Klint Kubiak as head coach, the Cardinals tabbed Rams OC Mike LaFleur for theirs with Nathaniel Hackett as OC, and the Steelers brought in Mike McCarthy to replace Mike Tomlin. Other moves include the Ravens hiring Chargers DC Jesse Minter as HC, Bills promoting Joe Brady, Browns adding Todd Monken, Giants welcoming John Harbaugh and NFL exec Dawn Aponte as senior VP of football operations, Falcons naming Matt Ryan president and Kevin Stefanski HC, Dolphins hiring Jeff Hafley as HC, Titans selecting Robert Saleh, and more coordinator shifts like Kliff Kingsbury to the Rams and Frank Reich to the Jets. Firings hit coaches like Jonathan Gannon in Arizona and Kevin Patullo in Philly, with Jeff Stoutland retiring after 13 years.

No major player injuries or roster moves surfaced immediately post-Super Bowl, though fantasy owners note Walker and Darnold's heroics boost their 2026 value, while Maye's struggles could shake Patriot draft strategies. Off-field, the Giants' front office overhaul signals stability under GM Joe Schoen amid Harbaugh's arrival.

With the offseason underway, eyes turn to free agency, the draft—where Raiders may target QB Fernando Mendoza—and early fantasy mocks favoring Seattle's backfield. No notable controversies or other pro league news broke.

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The NFC claimed victory in the 2026 Pro Bowl Games flag football finale, storming back from an 18-point deficit to beat the AFC 66-52 in San Francisco. Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens earned Offensive MVP honors with spectacular catches, including a ladder-climbing grab, while Buccaneers safety Antoine Winfield Jr. took Defensive MVP for key plays like intercepting Joe Burrow. Quarterbacks Jared Goff, Jalen Hurts, and Dak Prescott led the NFC's explosive second-half surge, with highlights featuring Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jake Ferguson, and Micah Parsons.

Off the field, the NFL coaching carousel spins wildly into full swing. The Buffalo Bills promoted Joe Brady to head coach after firing Sean McDermott, pairing him with new coordinators Pete Carmichael Jr. and Jim Leonhard. Arizona Cardinals hired Rams OC Mike LaFleur as head coach and Nathaniel Hackett as OC following Jonathan Gannon's exit after a 3-14 season. Cleveland Browns tapped Ravens OC Todd Monken as HC, with Jim Schwartz departing. Pittsburgh Steelers brought in ex-Cowboys HC Mike McCarthy to replace Mike Tomlin, adding Patrick Graham as DC and Brian Angelichio as OC. Other moves include the New York Giants hiring John Harbaugh as HC, Miami Dolphins naming Jeff Hafley HC and Jon-Eric Sullivan GM, Tennessee Titans selecting Robert Saleh HC, Atlanta Falcons adding Kevin Stefanski as president alongside GM Ian Cunningham, and Baltimore Ravens choosing Jesse Minter HC. Kliff Kingsbury joined the Rams staff, and the Raiders eye Klint Kubiak as HC. No Black head coaches were hired this cycle, prompting Commissioner Roger Goodell to stress progress on diversity.

With the Super Bowl looming between the Seahawks and Patriots, fantasy owners note minimal injury impacts from the all-star festivities, but roster shakeups loom from these hires, potentially boosting QBs like those under new coordinators such as Eric Bieniemy with the Chiefs or Drew Petzing in Detroit. Eyes turn to training camps for matchup previews amid this front office frenzy.

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The NFL world is buzzing with Super Bowl LX preparations as the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks gear up for their clash this Sunday in Santa Clara. The Patriots touched down smoothly, kicking off Day 1 practice at Stanford Stadium with high energy, while media day on Monday delivered top quotes, memorable moments, and highlights from both teams. Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak brushed off reports linking him to the Raiders head coaching job, insisting his focus remains solely on the Super Bowl. Adding an inspiring note, cancer-free Terrell Williams rejoined the Patriots staff, thrilled to be back for the big game.

Recent game action saw the NFC Pro Bowl squad dominate the AFC 76-63 on Monday night in San Francisco, continuing their recent edge in the flagship matchup. Looking back to playoff highlights, the Los Angeles Rams impressed in the NFC Championship with standout plays like Puka Nacua's 44-yard grab, Blake Corum's 19-yard burst, Colby Parkinson's 40-yard catch-and-run and 16-yard snag from Matthew Stafford, plus a defensive line sack on Seahawks QB Sam Darnold to seal key stops.

No major player injuries or roster shifts emerged overnight, keeping eyes on Super Bowl health checks. Off-field, the Giants' Big Blue Kickoff covered NFL honors noms, mock drafts, and fan calls. Fantasy owners, note Pro Bowl standouts like Nacua and Parkinson as momentum boosters heading into the offseason.

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According to the latest coaching updates from FOX Sports, a historic NFL coaching carousel continues with major hires across the league. The Baltimore Ravens hired Chargers defensive coordinator Jesse Minter as their head coach and brought in Bears offensive coordinator Declan Doyle as their offensive coordinator. The Buffalo Bills promoted offensive coordinator Joe Brady to head coach while hiring Broncos assistant Pete Carmichael Jr. as their new offensive coordinator. The Pittsburgh Steelers hired Mike McCarthy to replace Mike Tomlin, while the New York Giants hired former Ravens head coach John Harbaugh. The Tennessee Titans brought in 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh as their new head coach.

Regarding Super Bowl LX preparations, the New England Patriots listed nine players as questionable, with quarterback Drake Maye sidelined by illness and a right shoulder issue. Linebackers Robert Spillane and Harold Landry missed practice for the third consecutive day. The Seattle Seahawks have tackle Amari Kight listed as doubtful, while fullbacks Robbie Ouzts and Brady Russell plus linebacker Chazz Surratt are questionable. Starting left tackle Charles Cross didn't practice Thursday or Friday but wasn't given a formal game status.

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The Seattle Seahawks secured their trip to Super Bowl LX with a thrilling 31-27 victory over the Los Angeles Rams in the NFC Championship Game. Quarterback Sam Darnold, playing through an oblique injury, completed 25 of 36 passes for 346 yards and three touchdowns with no turnovers. Wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba had a standout performance with 153 receiving yards and a touchdown on 10 catches, marking the second-most receiving yards in franchise playoff history. The critical moment came late in the game when the Seahawks' defense, led by Devon Witherspoon, broke up a pass in the end zone on fourth-and-4 to seal the victory.

The Rams, led by Matthew Stafford's 374 passing yards and three touchdowns, couldn't overcome costly mistakes including a muffed punt in the third quarter. The Seahawks will face the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl on February 8th, with Drake Maye looking to become the youngest quarterback to win a championship.

On the injury front, the Seahawks expect Darnold to be ready for the Super Bowl despite soreness. Left tackle Charles Cross also played through a foot injury but should be available for the big game according to head coach Mike Macdonald. The Patriots, meanwhile, will start backup quarterback Jarrett Stidham after Bo Nix was placed on injured reserve with an ankle injury.

The NFL coaching carousel continues in full swing with multiple hirings announced. The Atlanta Falcons hired former head coach Kevin Stefanski and brought in Matt Ryan as president of football operations. The Baltimore Ravens hired Jesse Minter as their new head coach, while the Tennessee Titans brought in Robert Saleh. The Giants hired John Harbaugh, the Pittsburgh Steelers hired Mike McCarthy, and several other teams made significant moves including the Dolphins hiring Jeff Hafley and the Chiefs promoting Eric Bieniemy back to offensive coordinator.

Several teams remain in their head coaching search, including the Arizona Cardinals, Cleveland Browns, and Las Vegas Raiders, conducting interviews with top candidates like Vance Joseph, Mike LaFleur, and other prominent coaching prospects.

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The NFL postseason heats up with no games yesterday, but all eyes are on Sunday's conference championships. New England Patriots host the Denver Broncos at 3 p.m. ET on CBS, while the Los Angeles Rams visit the Seattle Seahawks at 6:30 p.m. ET on FOX. Recent divisional thrillers saw Denver edge Buffalo 33-30 in overtime, Seattle crush San Francisco 41-6, New England beat Houston 28-16 with a stunning one-handed touchdown grab sealing it, and the Rams outlasting Chicago 20-17 in OT.

Injury reports dominate headlines as teams finalize rosters. For Patriots-Broncos, New England rules out LB Harold Landry with a knee injury, lists RB Terrell Jennings questionable with concussion, WR Mack Hollins with abdomen, and others like DT Joshua Farmer. Broncos face bigger woes: QB Bo Nix out with ankle, RB J.K. Dobbins with foot, plus several questionables including WR Troy Franklin (hamstring) and centers Alex Forsyth and Luke Wattenberg. Pat Bryant cleared concussion for Denver. Rams-Seahawks sees Rams OT Rob Havenstein out (ankle), OLB Byron Young questionable (knee); Seahawks out LB Chazz Surratt (ankle), doubtful OT Amari Kight (knee), questionable FB Robbie Ouzts (neck) and OT Josh Jones.

Offseason moves accelerate post-2025 season. Atlanta Falcons hired ex-Browns HC Kevin Stefanski as head coach, Matt Ryan as president of football, and Tommy Rees as OC after firing Raheem Morris and GM Terry Fontenot. Ravens tabbed Chargers DC Jesse Minter as HC replacing John Harbaugh. Titans bring back Robert Saleh as HC. Lions hire Drew Petzing as OC, Chiefs Eric Bieniemy, Chargers Mike McDaniel. Cowboys near deal for Eagles' Christian Parker as DC. Bills GM Brandon Beane promoted to president after Sean McDermott's firing, now leading HC search including Philip Rivers interview. Several GMs stay put, signaling a front office power shift.

Fantasy owners, monitor Broncos WRs—Bryant boosts if Franklin sits—and avoid Broncos RBs with Dobbins out. No major off-field controversies, though Bills' coaching shakeup stirs debate. Other pro leagues quiet.

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The Los Angeles Rams edged the Chicago Bears 20-17 in overtime on Sunday night, advancing to the NFC Championship Game with a walk-off 42-yard field goal by Harrison Mevis after Kam Curl's interception of Caleb Williams. Matthew Stafford threw for 258 yards, Kyren Williams rushed for 87 yards and two scores, while Williams passed for 257 yards, two touchdowns, and three picks for the Bears, whose late 51-yard heave to Cole Kmet forced extra time. Meanwhile, the Seattle Seahawks dominated the San Francisco 49ers 41-6 in the other NFC divisional clash, powered by Kenneth Walker III's big performance, setting up a Rams-Seahawks showdown next Sunday for the NFC title.

Injury updates include Seahawks running back Zach Charbonnet needing surgery, with more notes on Sam Darnold's status from coach Mike Macdonald's presser, and the Broncos designating RB J.K. Dobbins for return from IR while adding QB Ben DiNucci to the practice squad. Divisional round reports list Bills' Maxwell Hairston (ankle) and Jordan Poyer (hamstring) among others questionable.

Offseason moves exploded with hirings like the Falcons naming Matt Ryan president of football and Kevin Stefanski head coach, Dolphins hiring Jon-Eric Sullivan as GM and Jeff Hafley as HC, Giants tabbing John Harbaugh, and Lions set to bring in Drew Petzing as OC. Firings hit hard: Cardinals' Jonathan Gannon, Falcons' Raheem Morris and Terry Fontenot, Ravens' Harbaugh, Bills' Sean McDermott, Steelers' Mike Tomlin, and more, with interviews underway for spots like Cardinals and Raiders targeting Vance Joseph and others. Titans restructured their front office too, elevating Mike Borgonzi.

No major off-field controversies surfaced, but fantasy owners note Rams' Puka Nacua and Kyren Williams as hot for championship week, while Seahawks' Walker III surges in value. Other pro leagues stayed quiet.

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NFL playoff action heats up with no games Friday but key Divisional Round matchups set for today and tomorrow. Broncos host Bills at 4:30 p.m. ET, followed by Seahawks facing 49ers at 8 p.m., then Patriots at Texans Sunday at 3 p.m. and Bears at Rams at 6:30 p.m. Recent Wild Card highlights include the 49ers' 14-13 upset over Seattle behind Christian McCaffrey's two scores and Robert Saleh's defense forcing three Sam Darnold turnovers, Bears' 31-27 win over Green Bay, Bills' 27-24 thriller against Jacksonville, and Texans' 30-6 rout of Pittsburgh.

Injury reports dominate headlines as teams finalize rosters. For Broncos-Bills, Broncos TE Lucas Krull is out with a foot injury, Bills LB Matt Milano limited by ankle, DT Ed Oliver questionable with biceps, S Jordan Poyer out hamstring, and WR Curtis Samuel questionable elbow. Seahawks QB Sam Darnold is questionable oblique, 49ers LB Fred Warner out ankle. Patriots RB Terrell Jennings and OLB Harold Landry questionable, Texans WR Nico Collins out concussion and Justin Watson out concussion, OT Trent Brown questionable ankle. Bears WR Rome Odunze questionable foot, DB Nick McCloud out groin; Rams QB Jimmy Garoppolo questionable back.

Coaching carousel spins wildly post-2025 season. Falcons hired ex-QB Matt Ryan as president of football and fired HC Raheem Morris and GM Terry Fontenot; they're eyeing John Harbaugh. Giants finalizing deal with Harbaugh as new HC after firing Brian Daboll. Dolphins tapped Packers' Jon-Eric Sullivan as GM, retaining HC Mike McDaniel. Firings hit Cardinals' Jonathan Gannon, Raiders' Pete Carroll, Browns' Kevin Stefanski, Ravens' Harbaugh, Cowboys DC Matt Eberflus. Interviews buzz for Cardinals, Raiders, Giants, Titans with candidates like Vance Joseph, Raheem Morris, Matt Nagy.

Off-field, Commanders parted with OC Kliff Kingsbury and DC Joe Whitt Jr. after defensive woes. Fantasy managers watch Collins' absence boosting Houston's other receivers, Darnold's status impacting Seattle targets like Jaxon Smith-Njigba, and Odunze's foot for Chicago depth. No major controversies or other pro leagues news breaks through.

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