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Commanders’ $24 million free agent addition is the complete package that can flip a game on its head at any moment

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By Evan Winter Verified, Charles Goldman Verified
| A to Z Sports Verified
Leo Chenal is one of the many new faces on the Commanders defense and he’s the kind of player that can impact a game in multiple ways, especially on special teams. Leo Chenal figures to play a very important role on both defense and special teams for the Commanders. Mandatory credit: Emily Faith Morgan/Washington Commanders Everyone is excited about what Sonny Styles can bring to the table and for good reason.
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Kansas City Chiefs host 2 tryout players at mandatory minicamp — and it’s a quiet admission of Brett Veach’s offseason oversight Original

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By Charles Goldman Verified
| A to Z Sports Verified
Kansas City Chiefs GM Brett Veach didn’t invest much in the tight end position this offseason. They’ve now brought in Kenny Yeboah and Mason Pline for tryouts at mandatory minicamp in what feels like an admission of neglect. Kenny Yeboah after catching a Hail Mary pass thrown by James Morgan to come within two points with no time left in the game.
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Steelers give Aaron Rodgers a gift before vacation after agreeing to terms with one of his favorite pass catchers from Green Bay

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By Charles Goldman Verified, Rob Gregson
| Yahoo Sports Verified
May 28, 2026; Pittsburgh, PA, USA; Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers (8) participates in OTA drills at the UPMC Rooney Sports Complex. Charles LeClaire-Imagn Images The Pittsburgh Steelers have agreed to terms with a pass catcher who goes back to the Aaron Rodgers days, and it may be just what that position needed. We break it down and take a look at what’s to come. By and large, the Pittsburgh Steelers‘ 2026 offseason is over.
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