Updated: July 13, 2026, 6:00 a.m. CEST. With training camps approaching, a historic franchise deal leads the NFL news cycle. A high-profile free agent, another Adam Vinatieri honor and several smaller roster moves also matter.

Seahawks agree to record sale

Seattle announced a formal sale agreement with an ownership group led by the Khosla family. The reported price is $9.612 billion, which would be an NFL record. League owners still have to approve the transaction, and the buyers must divest their stake in the San Francisco 49ers.

Stefon Diggs still available

Diggs remains a free agent after leaving New England. He said no second receiver in the league is better than him. In 2025 he produced 85 catches, 1,013 yards and four touchdowns, making him one of the most experienced names still on the market.

Vinatieri joins Colts Ring of Honor

Indianapolis will honor Vinatieri during its Week 6 home game against Tennessee. His Pro Football Hall of Fame induction follows in August.

More around the league

  • Former 49ers receiver Trent Taylor announced his retirement after 80 NFL games.
  • Teams are publishing public training-camp dates.
  • Rookies and remaining veterans are competing for the final roster opportunities before camps begin.
Endzone Europe view: The Seahawks sale is the major business story. On the field, the veteran market becomes the next pressure point.