NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports Panthers OLB Nic Scourton suffered a torn ACL during Thursday’s practice and will miss the 2026 season.

Per Joseph Person of The Athletic, Scourton was carted off at Thursday’s practice during team drills and trainers were looking at his right knee.

Scourton, 21, was named Second-team All-Big Ten in 2023 and is considered to be a day-one draft pick in the upcoming draft.

He played for two seasons at Purdue before transferring to Texas A&M ahead of the 2024 season.

The Panthers used the No. 51 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft on Scourton....

The Tennessee Titans announced they have placed OT JC Latham and S Amani Hooker on the PUP list ahead of the start of training camp.

Additionally, the Titans signed OT Zachary Thomas and waived OT Ryan Hayes.

Players on the physically unable to perform list are eligible to return at any time during training camp, then if they are on the PUP list when rosters are reduced to 53 players, they are required to miss a minimum of four games.

Latham, 23, emerged as a key player for Alabama, earning second-team All-American and first-team All-SEC honors in 2023. The Titans...

This offseason, when the Miami Dolphins were ready to part ways with Tua Tagovailoa, they turned to the exciting but inexperienced Malik Willis, signing him to a three-year, $67.5 million contract in free agency. Yet, as noted, Willis is light on experience; he’s started just six games in his career, but now will be handed the starting quarterback job in South Beach. Though there’s no guarantee he’s the franchise solution they’re seeking.

As a result, the Dolphins may have to continue planning for the future, even considering other potential long-term starters. Yet, they may have just found their newest project....

July 23 – Ep. 109: For this episode of The Depot Dive, Joe Clark and I preview Steelers training camp with the biggest differences between Mike Tomlin and Mike McCarthy and several position battles to watch. Next, we dive into positions that may still need help and when Pittsburgh might look to add to them. […]

We’re wrapping up the regular season in Silver and Black Pride’s Mendoza Mania series, diving into film breakdowns for each of Fernando Mendoza’s games during his last College Football season, and looking at Indiana’s dominant 56-3 win over in-state rival Purdue.

However, this was the Las Vegas Raiders’ new quarterback’s worst performance of a passer from last year, going eight for 15 (53.3% completions) with 117 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions. The latter is misleading, though.

Pro Football Focus had him on the hook for three “turnover-worthy plays” at a 17.6 percent rate, his most TWPs and highest rate...

Ryan Poles concluded his fifth draft as the general manager of the Bears in April, headlining the class with Oregon safety Dillon Thieneman. It’s exciting to imagine what could come from his haul in the 2026 NFL Draft, especially seeing the success Chicago had from their rookie class in 2025.

The general belief within the NFL scouting community is that it takes three years to evaluate whether a draft pick was good or not. This coincidences with the fifth-year option deadline, and it gives players a long enough runway period to get acclimated into the league while putting some accountability...

The Pittsburgh Steelers underwent a lot of change this offseason, starting with Mike Tomlin stepping down as the team’s head coach after almost 20 years. While Tomlin never had a losing season in Pittsburgh, he was also on an ugly playoff losing streak. The Steelers haven’t won a playoff game in almost a decade, and […]

Before every Los Angeles Rams game, fans know they’ll hear a different voice depending on which network is carrying the broadcast. Some viewers enjoy deep X’s and O’s analysis, while others prefer energetic storytelling, humor, or the ability to explain complex plays in simple terms. The play-by-play announcer sets the pace, the analyst provides insight, and the sideline reporter delivers crucial injury updates, coaching interviews, and breaking news throughout the game.

Every broadcast team has its own personality, making the viewing experience unique. Whether it’s a national Sunday afternoon matchup, a primetime showdown, or a postseason battle, the booth can...

Welcome to the third installment of my preliminary rankings and tiers for each major position for fantasy. I’ve already hit the two big “onesie” positions of quarterback and tight end. I hope you enjoyed those columns, but it’s time to get serious. Today I’m diving into the most important position in fantasy: Running back.

You can find all my preseason fantasy content, including my other rankings and tiers, here. I’ll update rankings in late August. Hopefully, these initial looks will help you to start thinking about player values and draft strategies.

Why do I say that running back is the...

“The Pat McAfee Show” will be back at Pittsburgh Steelers training camp. McAfee revealed on his show on Thursday that the crew will be at St. Vincent College on Aug. 3 for Steelers training camp.

Plum native Pat McAfee brought The Pat McAfee Show to St. Vincent College for the first time last year.

“We had a blast last year. It was so hot,” McAfee said. “That’s training camp, though. That’s what we need. We’re going to see Mike McCarthy at training camp for the first time. Cannot wait. Just to hear the speeches, everything on how the boys are...

The Las Vegas Raiders reached an agreement on a rookie deal with Fernando Mendoza, the first overall pick of the 2026 NFL Draft. The deal is reportedly a $57.27 million deal that is fully guaranteed with a fifth year option. Now that that domino has fallen, will Ty Simpon’s deal with the Los Angeles Rams be next? He’s the only player taken in the first round of the 2026 draft waiting to be signed.

Though heavily debated as a good or bad move, Simpson was selected by the Rams with the 13th overall pick. That’s more than 10 picks after...

On Thursday morning, ESPN’s “Get Up” crew previewed the 2026 NFL season with a question about the Kansas City Chiefs: how good are the Chiefs if quarterback Patrick Mahomes can’t be 100% healthy this season?

The question was first answered by former NFL wide receiver Andrew Hawkins, who doubted the team has enough “on the outside” to succeed like the organization has in past years of the Mahomes era, before pointing out that the quarterback may need to tweak his game to make it work.

“Does he need to change his style? He probably will need to,” Hawkins said....