Chicago Bears quarterback Tyson Bagent has officially signed a two-year contract extension, securing his future in Chicago! 🐻⬇️ In this video, we break down what this move means for the Bears, Bagent’s role behind Caleb Williams, and how this extension could shape the team’s quarterback room moving forward. Was this the right move by the Bears front office? Can Bagent continue to prove himself as one of the league’s best young backup QBs? We dive into the details, numbers, and fan reactions around this deal. 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more Chicago Bears news, NFL updates, and in-depth analysis straight from The Basement! #TysonBagent #ChicagoBears #NFL

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On August 2, 2025, Doncic signed a three-year, $165 million maximum contract extension with the Lakers, including a player option in 2028

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McLaurin requested a trade on July 31, 2025, due to no progress on contract extension and frustration over stalled negotiations. Commanders’ hang‑up: Washington has shown minimal interest in actually trading him, though they haven’t ruled it out entirely. Top potential destinations, New England Patriots, Los Angeles Chargers, Las Vegas Raiders, Pittsburgh Steelers, Arizona Cardinals and the New York Jets.

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Parsons publicly requested a trade around August 1, 2025, stating he “no longer” wants to play for Dallas, citing frustrations over stalled contract talks, dealing with injury criticism, and lack of agent involvement in negotiations.

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McLaurin, currently in the final year of a three-year deal worth about $68 million, has grown frustrated with stalled contract negotiations and limited communication from team leadership. He ended his early camp holdout but hasn’t practiced, opting instead for a “hold‑in” approach—attending meetings and interacting with fans

The NFL offseason drama is heating up as star wide receiver Terry McLaurin and Pro Bowl pass rusher Trey Hendrickson both hold out of training camp amid contract disputes. In this episode of The Basement, we dive into what each player is asking for, why their teams are hesitating, and how their absences could shake up the 2025 season.

Will the Commanders cave to McLaurin’s demands? Is Cincinnati risking their pass rush future by playing hardball with Hendrickson?

We break it all down, discuss potential outcomes, and what it means for both franchises as they prepare for Week 1. 💰🏈

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Tension is brewing in Dallas! In this episode of The Basement, we break down the reported dispute between Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and star linebacker Micah Parsons over his upcoming contract extension. With Parsons eyeing a massive deal, Jones seems to be playing hardball—and it’s not sitting well with the locker room.

Meanwhile, Jerry doesn't hold back on quarterback Dak Prescott, seemingly throwing him under the bus during media appearances, raising eyebrows about Dak’s future with the team.

Is Jerry Jones sabotaging his own team?

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Luther Burden III’s rookie contract is a landmark deal—not just for him, but for the Bears’ organizational trend toward valuing second-round talent. A fully guaranteed $10.965 million deal at No. 39 makes a powerful statement: Chicago believes he’ll be a key piece in their offense from Day 1.

Returning to his original franchise, Lillard is reuniting with the team that made him an 11‑year standout and franchise all‑time leading scorer

T.J. Watt’s new 3‑year, $123 M deal with $108 M guaranteed locks in his place as the league’s top‑paid non‑QB, underscoring his dominance and importance to the Steelers' defense.