NFL Daily with Gregg Rosenthal

Live reporting from the Combine with updates on Anthony Richardson, Alec Pierce and Colts cap strategy. Trade chatter heats up around Tremaine Edmunds and Andy Dalton. NFL front-office strategy and roster-building talk from Buffalo and Pittsburgh GMs about linemen, quarterbacks and scheme fits. A few fiery press-conference moments and locker-room leadership conversations round out the day.

Ryan Poles, Chicago Bears GM focused on an offensive line rebuild and roster sequencing. John Spitek, Las Vegas Raiders GM known for cap-first team building and culture emphasis. They discuss roster construction, cap strategy, OL plans, trade-driven moves, player fits, and scouting takeaways from the Combine in quick, punchy conversations.

Daniel Jeremiah, former NFL scout and current NFL Media analyst, gives a compact Combine preview and player evaluations. He breaks down intriguing quarterbacks, running backs, receivers and edge prospects. Discussion covers testing, measurements, health narratives, age versus ceiling debates, and which teams to watch during the week.

Ian Rapoport, NFL insider known for breaking league news, joins from the Scouting Combine. They dig into Kyle Pitts' franchise tag and what a one-year test means. Conversations cover Malik Willis’ landing spots, Miami’s cap crunch and trade appetite, George Pickens and Cowboys’ cap strategy, Daniel Jones’ medical questions, Maxx Crosby trade timing, and key market movers like edge rushers and interior linemen.

Ollie Connolly, football analyst and scout who provides draft and free-agent evaluations, joins to break down Gregg's Top 101 Free Agents of 2026. They tease surprising rankings and argue over Malik Willis as the No.1 pick. Short takes cover valuations, scheme fits, midlist movers, tight end types, and late-list standouts like Deebo Samuel and Reed Blankenship.

A fast tour of every NFC team's offseason priorities. They debate quarterback plans, cap gymnastics, and pivotal contract decisions. Roster construction, trade talk, and where teams must add pass rush or secondary help get focused attention.

A rapid tour of every AFC team’s offseason puzzles and priorities. They hit cap crunches, roster needs, and coaching shakeups across divisions. Topics include rebuilding timelines, offensive-line urgencies, pass-rush priorities, quarterback uncertainty, and which clubs have big cap room for aggressive moves.

They rank and debate top defensive free agents, from elite edge rushers to mid-tier findable producers. They break down the thin defensive tackle market and discuss linebacker valuations and polarizing prospects. Cornerback upside and volatility gets attention, plus safety fits, versatile defensive backs, and undervalued role players teams might target.

Miami clears cap space by cutting high-profile players and reshaping the roster. Debate over whether Tyreek Hill will be traded or signed late in free agency. Deep dive into who might receive franchise tags, from running backs to tight ends and edge rushers. Quick rundowns of coaching hires and staff moves around the league.

Bill Barnwell, ESPN NFL analyst known for deep statistical and tactical breakdowns, walks through his 28 most intriguing 2026 trade targets. He highlights why quarterbacks like Anthony Richardson and Mac Jones, star defenders such as Maxx Crosby and Jalen Carter, and receivers including Keon Coleman, DJ Moore, and Quentin Johnston could move. Conversation also covers cap math, team fit, and surprising salary-driven moves.