Bryan DeArdo

3 days ago | cbssports.com | Bryan DeArdo |Jeff Kerr |Zachary Pereles

The Philadelphia Eagles and the San Francisco 49ers have agreed on a trade that sends pass rusher Bryce Huff out west in exchange for a 2026 mid-round pick, pending a physical, according to ESPN. Reports of a potential trade surfaced on May 30, though the deal could not be processed until after June 1. Both sides had been working to make the deal happen, with Huff reworking his contract to help facilitate it.

6 days ago | cbssports.com | Bryan DeArdo

While the Pittsburgh Steelers are hoping that Aaron Rodgers signs with them, the quarterback "has not affirmatively told the Steelers that he's coming," NFL Media's Tom Pelissero said on Friday during an appearance on "The Rich Eisen Show." While Rodgers has not yet committed to playing for Pittsburgh, all signs continue to point to the four-time MVP eventually signing with the Steelers, who just completed their first week of OTAs. Rodgers has reportedly continued to stay in communication...

6 days ago | cbssports.com | Bryan DeArdo

As "Aaron Rodgers Watch" continues for the Pittsburgh Steelers, starting center Zach Frazier has made his opinion on the matter clear as the team finishes its first week of OTAs. "Chemistry is important, I'll say that," Frazier said, per the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. You can't develop chemistry if you're not there, so one could infer that a player like Mason Rudolph would be Frazier's preference at this point when it comes to Pittsburgh's QB1.

6 days ago | cbssports.com | Bryan DeArdo

The Philadelphia Eagles are finalizing a trade to send pass rusher Bryce Huff to the San Francisco 49ers in exchange for a mid-round pick, according to ESPN. While it cannot be processed until after June 1, the trade apparently appears to be all but completed. Both sides are working to make the deal happen, per the report, and Huff has already reworked his contract to help facilitate the trade.

6 days ago | bvmsports.com | Bryan DeArdo

The Pittsburgh Steelers had discussions with the Miami Dolphins about tight end Jonnu Smith, according to ESPN, in an effort to acquire another talented pass-catcher. This, after the Steelers traded George Pickens to the Dallas Cowboys earlier this month. Smith was Miami's lone Pro Bowler last season, and reported discussions between the two sides started after Smith expressed interest in reworking a deal slated to pay him $4.8 million this season.