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✈️ Jets lock up Garrett Wilson
The Jets have agreed to sign star WR Garrett Wilson to a four-year, $130 million extension.
Wilson—the No. 10 overall pick in the 2022 NFL Draft—seemed like he could be on the outs with New York after voicing displeasure with how last season played out.
Instead, he gets a massive extension that includes $90 million guaranteed despite having played just three NFL seasons so far.
Wilson figures to see plenty of targets from new QB Justin Fields, his former Ohio State teammate—and he’s getting paid like it.
Now, attention will turn to All-Pro CB Sauce Gardner (drafted No. 4 in the 2022 NFL Draft), and the new regime for the Jets clearly wants to lock up homegrown players early.
🏈 Chargers rookies report first
By the middle of next week, every NFL team will have fully reported for training camp. First to report were the rookies for the Chargers on Saturday, and second-round rookie WR Tre Harris became the first official training camp holdout, as he’s still unsigned.
Harris isn’t alone among second-rounders without deals, as 30-of-32 second-round rookies have not signed their rookie deals.
This stems from the Texans essentially breaking “protocol” and signing WR Jayden Higgins to a fully guaranteed deal.
We’re not sure how many teams will budge quickly, so this will be interesting to track as camp gets underway.
Check the full training camp reporting dates for all 32 teams here.
🫡 Suh calls it a career
After 13 NFL seasons that included three All-Pro selections, a Super Bowl ring, and an NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year award, Ndamukong Suh is officially hanging up his cleats.
July 12, 2024 was the hardest day of my life.
It’s the day I said goodbye to my father, the man who raised me, shaped me, challenged me, and believed in me before I believed in myself.
He wasn’t just a dad. He was my idol, my coach, and my anchor.
He taught me what it meant to— Ndamukong Suh (@NdamukongSuh)
1:39 PM • Jul 12, 2025
Suh was the second overall pick by the Lions in 2010.
The 38-year-old hasn’t played since being signed by the Eagles during the 2022 season, but his career ends with 71.5 sacks across time with Detroit, Miami, the Rams, Tampa Bay, and Philadelphia.
In addition to his play on the field, Suh’s career was known for making a ton of money on contracts—racking up over $150 million during his time in the league.
Hall of Fame? Suh his eligible for Canton beginning in 2028.
🐻 Bears extend Ryan Poles
In one of the more surprising moves of the offseason, the Bears have locked up GM Ryan Poles through the 2029 season.
Bears signing GM Ryan Poles to contract extension. (via @RapSheet)
— NFL (@NFL)
7:02 PM • Jul 11, 2025
The move comes despite a 15-36 record across three seasons and a few questionable moves such as the Chase Claypool trade and getting rid of superstar LB Roquan Smith.
The thinking for Chicago is that they have their GM, HC (Ben Johnson), and QB (Caleb Williams) tied at the hip.
Overall, we’d expect Johnson to have a major say in personnel moving forward.
📰 NFL news and notes
Buccaneers All-Pro OT Tristan Wirfs will likely miss the start of the 2025 season due to recent arthroscopic knee surgery.
Steelers RB Najee Harris was injured in a fireworks accident during the July 4 weekend, but he thankfully is said to only have suffered a “superficial eye injury.”
Cowboys QB Dak Prescott says he’s fully healthy and ready for training camp while coming off his serious hamstring injury from last season, pending one final checkup.
The NFLPA backs executive director Lloyd Howell amid “collusion” talks—after a report that the NFLPA and NFL concealed collusion findings.
Browns second-round rookie RB Quinshon Judkins was arrested on a misdemeanor domestic violence charge.
The Commanders revealed their new alternate uniforms, with a nod to their past. Meanwhile, the Saints unveiled their new alternate helmet.
Weaving past and present
We’re adding back the Super Bowl Era threads to our uniform rotation
— Washington Commanders (@Commanders)
12:56 PM • Jul 9, 2025
NFL Top 100 latest: Chiefs CB Trent McDuffie among those at No. 81 through No. 90.
Sony designed and will supply the all-new official NFL Coach’s Headset for the 2025 season.
Other Sports Updates
⚾️ The 2025 MLB All-Star Game is tonight at 8:00 PM ET on FOX.
💪 Derby Champ: Cal Raleigh defeated Junior Caminero to win the T-Mobile Home Run Derby.
🎾 Wimbledon: Italian star Jannik Sinner wins first Wimbledon title in four sets over Carlos Alcaraz; Iga Swiatek dominates to win women’s final.
⚽️ Chelsea tops PSG, 3-0, to win FIFA Club World Cup.
🧢 Orioles starter Brandon Young pitched an immaculate inning versus the Mets.
🏔️ The 2025 MLB Draft began with the Nationals selecting shortstop Eli Willits first overall and Ethan Holiday (son of Matt Holiday) going fourth to the Rockies.