Washington Redskins

Washington Redskins

Art Monk retired as the NFL's leading receiver with 940 catches. Nobody else who plays for the franchise will wear that jersey number. The Commanders announced Tuesday that they are retiring the number Monk wore from 1980 until 1993, becoming the sixth player to have their number retired by the team. Monk retired after the 1995 season as the all-time leading receiver, now ranked 24th, and set a then single-season record with 106 receptions in 1984.

McLaurin is the primary receiving threat on the Commanders, leading with 117 targets in 2024, indicating his importance to the team's offensive strategy.

The Seahawks are bringing back veteran cornerback Shaquill Griffin on a one-year, $3 million contract, addressing their need for depth at cornerback.

"We wanted to make a statement," Mark Wilf said recently, "that we would be about making things top-of-line and first-class."

Lane primarily aligns in the slot but is constantly moved around the formation to exploit matchups and space. He showcases excellent foot quickness to get open.

The Steelers opted against the tank mentality, aiming for a winning record instead, showing their commitment to excellence despite pressures to pursue a high draft pick.