Browns Not Expected To Trade Up To No. 1 Pick A few weeks ago, we saw Browns defensive end Myles Garrett make an about face on his stance for the team’s chances for contention on their current trajectory. While it hasn’t been said exclusively, one may assume that, in the team’s meetings and negotiations with Garrett, Cleveland gave him some insight into the team’s plans […] (Apr 1 -- Pro Football Rumors)
Rams, Kyren Williams Discussing Extension The Rams will begin preliminary talks on an extension for running back Kyren Williams with his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, at annual league meetings this week, per The Athletic’s Jordan Rodrigue. General manager Les Snead said that the team wants to “engineer a long-term partnership” with Williams, who is entering the last year of his rookie […] (Apr 1 -- Pro Football Rumors)
NFL To Use New Measurement Technology In 2025 While we already mentioned this technology back in February, the NFL has announced that Sony’s Hawk-Eye system will be used as the league’s primary method for measuring the line to gain starting in the 2025 NFL season, per Tom Pelissero of NFL Network. On-field officials will still be responsible for spotting the ball and a […] (Apr 1 -- Pro Football Rumors)
The Athletic's Dianna Russini reports "it would not be surprising" to see Falcons QB Kirk Cousins land with the Browns. Cousins is now the backup quarterback for the Falcons, a position he did not expect to be in as he now hopes to find a way out of the situation. The Browns are currently without a starting quarterback and Russini reports that "there's enough conversations being had" for Cousins going to the Browns to not be surprising. Falcons owner Arthur Blank said he spoke with Cousins and took notes in a conversation that likely revolved around Cousins' future in Atlanta. If he does get traded, the Browns are a team where Cousins can come in and start, even if they draft a rookie. (Apr 1 -- NBC Sports)
NFL incorporates AAFC stats, shifting leaderboards The NFL owners approved a proposal by Competition Committee on Tuesday to incorporate player, coach and team statistics from the All-America Football Conference into the official NFL records. (Apr 1 -- ESPN)
