An NFL team based in Houston competing in the AFC South.
Packers running back Aaron Green has disclosed an early-onset Parkinson’s diagnosis on a Go Long podcast, detailing his approach to treatment, the role of exercise and diet, and his intent to stay active while managing symptoms. He says he wants to inform fans and advocate for early diagnosis in former players.
Stefon Diggs has signed a one-year deal with the Washington Commanders, giving quarterback Jayden Daniels a proven No. 2 to complement Terry McLaurin. Diggs arrives amid a legal saga that recently cleared him of felony charges, and he is positioned to make an immediate impact as Washington pivots to a more productive passing attack.
The Panthers have added Kyle Trask as a backup option after Haynes King sustains a hamstring injury in the Hall of Fame Game. King is week-to-week, and Carolina is weighing another quarterback to back up Bryce Young and Kenny Pickett. Trask brings NFL experience and familiarity with Panthers OC Brad Idzik.
Arnold has visited multiple NFL teams while facing eight felony charges related to a February assault. Teams weigh legal process and fit as NFL reviews potential eligibility for the 2026 season.
The Raiders have faced a sobering evaluation of their progress after a tough preseason loss to the Texans. Fernando Mendoza’s NFL debut exposed rough edges, with a late comeback signaling potential but underscoring gaps that must be filled as they rebuild.
The Los Angeles Rams have added two-time Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett and Aaron Donald returns from retirement, forming a fearsome pass-rush duo alongside Matthew Stafford as they pursue a second Super Bowl at SoFi Stadium.
UEFA has announced 2028, 2029 finals across Europe. The Allianz Arena will host the 2028 Champions League final; Camp Nou will host in 2029. Barcelona continues reconstruction at Camp Nou, while Madrid’s Metropolitano hosts the 2026-27 final. Women’s final lands in Lyon in 2028 and Cardiff in 2029. London misses 2029 World Athletics and Wembley remains a historic host.
The NFL has fined Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair more than $11,000 for wearing eye black bearing the name Hind Rajab, a Palestinian girl killed in Gaza. Al-Shaair has repeatedly worn messages to highlight Palestinian casualties, prompting public support and ongoing penalties from league officials.