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- Freeney to sign with Colts and then retire April 19, 2018Dwight Freeney will sign with the Colts and then immediately retire.
- Eagles open championship defense vs. Falcons April 19, 2018The Eagles will open their first Super Bowl defense when they host the Falcons to start the 2018 NFL regular season, a source confirmed to ESPN.
- Jags to debut in-stadium dog park, new unis April 19, 2018Not only is EverBank Field getting a makeover with a new dog park inside the stadium, but the Jaguars will have new "no-nonsense" uniforms in 2018.
- Draft looming, Browns GM still coy on 'process' April 19, 2018Browns general manager John Dorsey is providing little inkling into what direction Cleveland is heading with the first and fourth picks of the NFL draft.
- Giants release WR Marshall, cite failed physical April 19, 2018Veteran wide receiver Brandon Marshall, whom the Giants signed last offseason to a two-year, $11 million deal, was cut by the team Thursday.
- If Bills stay put at No. 12, who do they draft? April 19, 2018A look at the quarterbacks and non-quarterbacks, the likely and unlikely players to be available when the Bills make the first of two 1st-round picks.
- To trade or not to trade: Broncos will face draft decision April 19, 2018With the Broncos committed to Case Keenum, they aren't likely looking at a QB at No. 5. That means John Elway's phone will be ringing next Thursday.
- Why Steelers shouldn't draft Ben Roethlisberger's successor April 19, 2018With Ben Roethlisberger playing at a high level and a number of more pressing needs, the Steelers can probably go without picking a QB next week.
- Who is Dallas Goedert? How the draft's top TE made NFL radars April 19, 2018The one-handed-catch wonder is projected to be the first tight end off the board. How he even got to South Dakota State is a testament to chance.
- Meet the draft's biggest freak: 350-pound DT Vita Vea April 19, 2018From outrunning a track sprinter to mowing down teammates in drills, these are the vivid accounts of Vita Vea -- a projected first-rounder -- and his raw athleticism.
