Injuries: Anthony Richardson and Malik Nabers are better
The battle for the CHARTS Number 1 quarterback position will take place. According to NFL Network, Anthony Richardson (QB) will be ready for the start of the training camp. As a reminder, the launcher has been suffering for several weeks in his shoulder to throw.
Brian Daboll (Coach, Giants) wants to be encouraging in the case of Malik Nabers (WR). Injured in the toe for several weeks, the receiver is better according to his coach and will be “OK” for the training camp.
The signing of DJ Humphries (LT) in Rams takes on a little more meaning this Saturday. According to NFL Media, Alaric Jackson (LT) holder in the post suffers from blood clots again. In 2022, the player had missed a dozen games for this reason. It is still too early to find out the impact on the coming season but the Rams wanted to add an option in case …
Cam Akers engages with the saints
Cam Akers (RB) has taken a first step with the saints. Tested during the Minicamp, the runner convinced the franchise to grant him a one -year contract.
At 26 years old, the former choice of the 2nd round of the Rams hopes to be able to bounce back after being strolled between the Texans and the Vikings in 2024. In 104 worms, Akers won 444 yards and 2 touchdowns in 2024.
Vikings extend their attacking coordinator
Wes Philips (attacking coordinator) will be a Viking for a few more years if everything is going well. According to the Star Tribune, the attacking coordinator has signed an extension of several years. Philips entered the last year of his contract.
Minnesota therefore continues to keep hands on the strong men of the franchise. After prolonging Kwesi Adofofo-Mensah (GM) and Kevin O'Connell this offseason. Will Brian Flores (defensive coordinator) be the next one? Unless the former coach hopes to find a position of this level …
Will Bengals change stadium?
It only remains for a fortnight (June 30) at Bengals to prolong or not their lease at the Paycor Stadium. Officially, the lease stops at the end of the 2025 season. The franchise expects more money from the public authorities to finance work in the stadium and wishes to re -engage over 5 years.
According to Cincinnati Business Courier, Local authorities have made a new financing offer to Bengals but are asking for the signing of a 20 -year lease to ensure a long -term investment for the county and the state. Cincinnati has not yet responded to this last proposal.
