Let's preview some of the most intriguing storylines, starting with the void at tight end created by a major roster move over ...

The Seattle Seahawks’ decision to release Noah Fant on Sunday ahead of the start of training camp cleared $8.91 million against the salary cap, as well as set up competition with the tight end group.

The prior snail’s pace of signings was thanks to the unprecedented contracts signed in early May by the first two selections in the round: Browns linebacker Carson Schwesinger and Texans wide receiver ...

As NFL training camps open this week, there are two potential high-profile veteran holdouts: Cincinnati Bengals defensive end ...

On the 49ers, Fant would work again with better options on the outside and a better underneath passer in Brock Purdy.

Here's what the Seattle Seahawks' release of Noah Fant means for their tight end room, roster battles, salary cap situation and more.

Top Yankee prospect in town; treasure trove in Hartford area, Mike Gminski winning his battle … who needs a salary cap? Your ...

The Seattle Seahawks placed veteran edge rusher Uchenna Nwosu on the physically unable to perform list as he continues to ...

To celebrate training camp's arrival date, Bleacher Report recently wrote an article outlining every team's salary cap ...

With NFL training camps opening up around the league, it should be time for teams to start focusing on their on-field ...

But, man, it’s like…” Seahawks schedule 2025 ... Then again, the Lions may not be in the market for another edge rusher due to their salary cap situation in 2026, when they are set to be $54 million ...

With all due respect to the players let go, the Seahawks may have achieved some addition by subtraction on Tuesday.