On Tuesday, cornerback Denzel Ward left practice with an injury scare. Jordan Schultz gives an update on the star player.

A former Seattle Seahawk has found a new home. Early on Tuesday morning, NFL insider Jordan Schultz reported that right tackle George Fant will be signing with the Washington Commanders. Fant was a Seahawks from 2016-2019, and once again in 2024 - unfortunately, his season last year was marred by injuries and he was limited to only two games.

With Emerson out for the year, there will be plenty of pressure on Ward and his fellow cornerback, Greg Newsome, to perform. Newsome, a first-round pick out of Northwestern in 2021, missed four games a year ago, finishing the season with 27 tackles, an interception and five pass breakups.

The Philadelphia Eagles have been linked with a trade for All-Pro defensive end Trey Hendrickson amid his standoff with Cincinnati.

The Dallas Cowboys‘ offense is set to be short of a key player for at least the first month of the regular season. The Cowboys upgraded their receiver room for quarterback Dak Prescott this offseason when they traded for George Pickens.

Browns cornerback Denzel Ward injured his right shoulder in Tuesday’s practice. Jordan Schultz reports that the injury is not believed to be serious, though Ward will undergo further testing to confirm. Ward left practice early after a one-on-one with receiver Jerry Jeudy, raising concern as he appeared in pain as he walked inside to be evaluated.

“Schultz was saying that Ian Rapoport is going behind his back and telling people that Jordan Schultz gives agents Uber stock in exchange for scoops.” “Uber stock?” Katz replied incredulously.

The shoulder injury Ward suffered during Tuesday's training camp practice is not believed to be serious, NFL reporter Jordan Schultz reports. Ward left the practice field with training staff Tuesday with a shoulder injury,

The Dolphins’ strongest unit appears to be their edge defenders, but they’re adding four-time Pro Bowl pass rusher Matthew Judon after they hosted him on a visit.

Washington has agreed to sign tackle George Fant, according to reporter Jordan Schultz. Fant, 33, was with the Seahawks last season but started just two games. Seattle released him in March. The Commanders had worked him out last week.

Colts insider ZaK Keefer shared a pair of key insights that stood out to him after Daniel Jones was announced as the team's QB1 on Tuesday.