>>OTA Workouts Begin For Titans
(Nashville, TN) — The Titans are back on the practice field. OTA workouts officially kicked off yesterday at Saint Thomas Sports Park. Derrick Henry and Ryan Tannehill were both in attendance for day one. Chig Okonkwo also practiced and is expected to have a bigger role this season as the team’s number-1 tight end. The OTA workouts continue today.
>>Reports: Tom Brady’s Purchase Of Stake In Las Vegas Raiders Submitted For NFL Approval
(Las Vegas, NV) — NFL legend Tom Brady is one step closer to owning a part of the Las Vegas Raiders. Reports say Brady’s purchase of a stake in the team from owner Mark Davis has been agreed to and sent to the league for approval. Brady recently also bought a share of the WNBA’s Las Vegas Aces, which is also owned by Davis. Brady announced his retirement in February, after playing 23 seasons in the NFL and winning seven Super Bowls. He is set to debut Fox’s lead NFL analyst in 2024.
>>San Francisco To Officially Host Super Bowl 60
(Santa Clara, CA) — The Super Bowl is officially coming to the Bay Area. The NFL announced on Monday that the 49ers’ Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara to be the host site of Super Bowl 60 in 2026. It will be the second Super Bowl played at Levi’s Stadium after Super Bowl 50 was hosted there in 2016. 49ers team president Al Guido said that he’s “confident Super Bowl 60 will be a terrific event that benefits the entire community.” Las Vegas and New Orleans will host the next two Super Bowls leading up to San Francisco in 2026.
>>Green Bay To Host 2025 NFL Draft
(Green Bay, WI) — The NFL Draft is heading to one of the league’s most historic sites. The league has announced that the 2025 NFL Draft will be held in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The Packers said that the draft will take place “inside and around iconic Lambeau Field and Titletown.” NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said that NFL fans will be “treated to an incredible week-long experience that shows off the city of Green Bay and the state of Wisconsin.” The league began moving the draft to different cities in 2015 following a long stretch in New York City.
>>NFL Owners Approve Emergency QB Rule
(Eagan, MN) — The NFL is reviving an old rule. On Monday, league owners approved a rule that allows teams to designate an emergency quarterback on game day. The rule comes on the heels of the NFC Championship Game when the San Francisco 49ers ran out of quarterbacks in their loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. The rule will only apply to quarterbacks who are on a team’s 53-man roster, which means practice squad players are not eligible to be emergency quarterbacks even if they are elevated for that week’s game. The emergency QB would be eligible for in-game activation if the rest of a team’s signal callers are unable to participate due to injury or ejection.