The Chicago Bears are starting to shape their secondary for 2026 — and it begins with bringing back a familiar face. Chicago has re-signed safety Elijah Hicks, adding depth to a position that is still undergoing major changes this offseason. Bears Bring Back Elijah Hicks as Safety Depth Begins to Take Shape The Chicago Bears have taken another step toward stabilizing their secondary by re-signing safety Elijah ... Read more
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💥 BREAKING: Maxx Crosby’s future remains one of NFL offseason’s biggest questions ⚡.DH
The Maxx Crosby trade saga isn’t over yet.Even after the Ravens backed out of their blockbuster deal with the Raiders, several NFL teams could still make a move for the star pass rusher. Maxx Crosby Trade Rumors: 4 Teams That Could Still Land Raiders Star The biggest drama of the 2026 NFL offseason came when the Baltimore Ravens backed out of their trade for Maxx Crosby after concerns during his physical. Las ... Read more
🚨 JUST IN: Pete Carroll says Geno Smith will “rebound” in New York ⚡.DH
Geno Smith is heading back to where his NFL career began.And despite his rough season in Las Vegas, Pete Carroll believes the veteran quarterback is about to bounce back with the New York Jets. Pete Carroll Says Geno Smith Will ‘Rebound’ With the Jets After a difficult 2025 season with the Las Vegas Raiders, Geno Smith has been traded to the New York Jets, returning to the team that originally drafted him in ... Read more
Josh Hader to Miss Opening Day, Opening Door for Bryan Abreu as Astros Closer. DD
The Houston Astros received confirmation of what many already suspected after Josh Hader’s first bullpen session of the spring — their All-Star closer will not be ready for Opening Day. Astros manager Joe Espada confirmed Wednesday that Hader will begin the 2026 season on the 15-day injured list, though the team remains hopeful that his absence will be short-term. Slow radar readings raised concerns Hader recently ... Read more
Astros Place Josh Hader on Injured List After Slow Spring Bullpen Session. DD
The Houston Astros received confirmation of what many already suspected after Josh Hader’s first bullpen session of the spring — their All-Star closer will not be ready for Opening Day. Astros manager Joe Espada confirmed Wednesday that Hader will begin the 2026 season on the 15-day injured list, though the team remains hopeful that his absence will be short-term. Slow radar readings raised concerns Hader recently ... Read more