Giants extend Winston, Runyan
The New York Giants announced two roster extensions on Sept. 6: backup quarterback Jameis Winston signed a two-year deal worth $13 million to remain in the QB room, and guard Jon Runyan agreed to a two-year, $22 million extension that includes $21.5 million guaranteed.
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Saints’ Haener suspended six games
On Sept. 6 the league announced rookie quarterback Jake Haener will be suspended for six games for violating the NFL’s performance-enhancing drug policy. The team acknowledged the ruling; Haener’s suspension opens roster opportunities and affects New Orleans’ QB depth for the early season.
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49ers, Bosa reach big extension
San Francisco and defensive end Nick Bosa agreed to a five-year extension worth $170 million, ending his holdout, the team reported on Sept. 6. The deal secures a cornerstone pass rusher for the 49ers and closes a contract chapter before the regular season begins.
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Dolphins re-sign long snapper Ferguson
The Miami Dolphins announced on Sept. 6 that long snapper Blake Ferguson signed an extension through the 2026 season. The move keeps a veteran special-teams staple in place as Miami finalizes its roster ahead of the regular season opener.
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Patriots expect Jack Jones available
The New England Patriots say cornerback Jack Jones “should be available” for Sunday’s opener after he agreed to one year of probation and 48 hours of community service in an agreement that led prosecutors to drop most weapons charges, the club reported on Sept. 6.
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Cardinals to start Josh Dobbs
Arizona expects Josh Dobbs to get the start in the season opener against Washington, team notes reported on Sept. 6. The choice gives the Cardinals a veteran presence under center as the regular season approaches and shapes their Week 1 game plan.
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Bengals’ Burrow ‘ready to go’
Cincinnati quarterback Joe Burrow was listed as a full participant in Wednesday practice and said he’s “ready to go” for the season opener, team notes reported on Sept. 6. The update provides optimism about the Bengals’ QB health heading into Week 1.
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Panthers’ Burns practices amid talks
Carolina defensive end Brian Burns was a full participant in Wednesday practice, yet the team noted his Week 1 status remained in question amid a contract dispute, according to reports on Sept. 6. Burns’ availability will be a watched storyline as rosters are finalized.
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