Sports
Apr 2, 2026
NFL News Today
NFL News Today
- Rams’ Puka Nacua in rehab amid allegations; lawyer says stay predates lawsuit
Nacua hopes to use rehab stay “to improve his overall behavior in every aspect of his life,” his lawyer said
- 2026 NFL Draft order: First-round picks, team needs, key additions and departures for all 32 teams
Breaking down every first-round pick and the top needs shaping each team’s draft strategy
- Six NFL storylines, quotes and news items that feel like April Fools’ jokes but are actually real
From a ‘promised land’ quarterback to a wild relocation possibility, this offseason has had some wacky headlines
- Reports of Jalen Hurts’ ‘rigid preferences,’ unwillingness to adjust set up a critical 2026 for Eagles QB
Hurts will have to change his approach to Philly’s offense this year
- Comparing Ty Simpson to Fernando Mendoza convinced me he’ll be drafted higher than people think
Simpson isn’t a better prospect than Mendoza, but the Alabama QB is in a similar tier from a traits standpoint
- Fernando Mendoza on his Pro Day: I wanted to make sure my teammates could showcase themselves
Fernando Mendoza has been installed as the likely first overall pick of the 2026 NFL Draft for some time, so there wasn’t much he could do at Indiana’s Pro Day workout to improve his draft standing.
- Carlie Irsay-Gordon looked at private equity investing in Colts, no plans on it for now
The Colts are among the many NFL teams that have considered selling a share of the franchise to a private equity investor.
- Klint Kubiak: Tom Brady and I talk a lot, text almost every day
“In all aspects of my job I’m reaching out to him and asking for his advice, and he’s given advice,” Kubiak said of Brady.
- Black seats are being installed in upper deck at Acrisure Stadium
Acrisure Stadium, which opened as Heinz Field in 2001, has been characterized by an endless ocean of yellow seats.
- Curiously-timed ESPN report peels back the curtain on Eagles’ dysfunction
New report focusing on Jalen Hurts feels engineered and brokered.
