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Broncos Undrafted Rookie Spotlight: Dasan McCullough a familiar name for Sean Payton

The Denver Broncos continue their tradition of adding intriguing undrafted talent, signing edge defender/linebacker Dasan McCullough as a priority undrafted free agent following the 2026 NFL Draft. The 6'5", 235-pound McCullough, who played his final college season at Nebraska after stops at Indiana and Oklahoma, brings size, athleticism, and versatility to a competitive linebacker and edge group. He recorded solid production in 2025 with tackles for loss and sacks while showcasing special teams potential. What makes this signing particularly noteworthy is the personal connection: Head coach Sean Payton coached McCullough’s father, Deland McCullough, during his time as an assistant with the Philadelphia Eagles in 1997 when Deland was a running back. Deland is currently the running backs coach at Oklahoma.

Bills' DJ Moore admits early issue with Buffalo

New Buffalo Bills wide receiver DJ Moore has openly acknowledged adjustment challenges as he integrates into the team's offense during Organized Team Activities (OTAs). Acquired from the Chicago Bears in March in exchange for a second-round pick, the veteran playmaker is working to build chemistry with quarterback Josh Allen and adapt to rookie head coach Joe Brady’s scheme. “It’s going good,” Moore told the Buffalo News. “I mean, it’s gonna be perfect later on, but right now it’s still growing pains.” The 29-year-old emphasized the importance of staying true to himself while mastering the new playbook and developing timing with Allen. Bills fans and analysts view Moore as a significant upgrade to the receiving corps, expecting him to thrive once fully acclimated. With training camp still weeks away, the early hurdles are considered normal for a high-profile newcomer. Moore remains confident the partnership with Allen will soon produce explosive results on the field.

Trade proposal has Lions adding 61-sack veteran to pair with Aidan Hutchinson

A blockbuster trade proposal is making waves as the Detroit Lions look to bolster their pass rush ahead of the 2026 NFL season. The idea involves acquiring a veteran edge rusher with 61 career sacks to line up opposite star defensive end Aidan Hutchinson. Analysts suggest targeting a proven veteran like Danielle Hunter or a similar high-production pass rusher whose contract could be moved. Pairing him with Hutchinson — fresh off another strong campaign — would create one of the league’s most feared edge duos, dramatically improving Detroit’s pressure rate and forcing opposing offenses into uncomfortable situations. “Lions fans have been begging for a true complement to Hutchinson,” one insider noted. “A 61-sack veteran brings experience, power, and proven production that could elevate this defense to elite status.”

Can Panthers OC Brad Idzik call 'fun' plays for rookie Chris Brazzell II?

As the Carolina Panthers gear up for the 2026 NFL season, all eyes are on offensive coordinator Brad Idzik, now the primary play-caller, and how he’ll unleash third-round rookie wide receiver Chris Brazzell II. The 6-4, 198-pound Tennessee product, selected 83rd overall, brings impressive size, speed, and contested-catch ability to a receiving corps already featuring Tetairoa McMillan. Brazzell has impressed during OTAs with his route-running and big-play potential, sparking excitement about “fun” schemed plays tailored to his skill set. Idzik, entering his second season as OC, has spoken about adding creativity and different looks to the offense. Fans and analysts are eager to see if he’ll design jet sweeps, deep shots, and mismatch-exploiting concepts to feature the athletic rookie alongside veterans. Head coach Dave Canales has expressed trust in Idzik’s vision to elevate young talent like Brazzell.