Von Miller signs with Cowboys as four top-100 free agents remain unsigned2 sources

The Dallas Cowboys signed veteran linebacker Von Miller to a one-year deal late Sunday, bringing him back for a 15th NFL season and adding experienced pass-rush depth to a defense Dallas has been actively reshaping this offseason. No additional financial terms were disclosed. The signing comes as several notable veterans remain unsigned and available on the market, with the Cowboys continuing to seek experienced additions as the free-agency window stays open.

Jets’ Breece Hall strains right groin, faces tests to gauge severity2 sources

New York Jets running back Breece Hall strained his right groin during a regular practice session on Monday, ESPN’s Rich Cimini reported. Head coach Aaron Glenn addressed the injury, stating he did not believe it was a big deal, and his comments were aimed at reducing immediate concern among fans and media. Hall is scheduled to undergo further testing to determine the strain’s severity, with additional diagnostics to confirm the initial diagnosis. The Jets’ medical staff is actively monitoring his condition, and the coaching staff does not consider the injury a major concern.

Aaron Donald completes second Rams workout but return from retirement unresolved2 sources

Aaron Donald, the NFL Hall of Fame defensive tackle who retired from the Los Angeles Rams, completed his second workout with the team, deepening speculation about a potential return to professional football. No contract has been signed and no official comeback date has been set – Donald has not formally reversed his retirement decision – but the Rams’ willingness to host a second session confirms the organization’s interest, and Donald’s continued engagement signals his own. The team is evaluating his physical condition and fit. The outcome remains unresolved, with fans and analysts waiting on a definitive announcement as the process continues.

Vikings lose Thielen for the season as ankle and groin injuries hit multiple teams2 sources

The Minnesota Vikings will be without wide receiver Adam Thielen for the rest of the 2026 season after he sustained ankle and groin injuries, a significant roster blow as injury concerns ripple across multiple franchises league-wide.

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