Odell Beckham Jr. last played in an NFL game on December 8, 2024.

The Pittsburgh Steelers won’t wait around, and Aaron Rodgers needs to understand that as soon as possible. While the team is showing immense confidence in the 42-year-old’s return, they are not sitting idle without a backup plan in mind.

The Cincinnati Bengals enter 2026 with a familiar face added to their locker room. Joe Burrow remains the starter, and the team signed veteran Josh Johnson to a one-year deal to provide depth and experience behind him.

Those hoping for another season of Travis Kelce in the NFL are in for good news, but those hoping it comes in Kansas City might not get their wish.

The busiest week on the NFL’s offseason calendar has passed. The free-agent negotiating period opened at 11 a.m. March 9, and with the start of the 2026 league year at 3 p.m. March 11, any contracts negotiated or trades agreed to could become official.

The NFL vet, whose contract with the Kansas City Chiefs expires on March 11, is leaning toward playing another season, reported The Athletic