Chargers
The Chargers recently hosted Oklahoma's standout running back, Jaydn Ott, for a visit. This meeting likely falls under the category of a local visit, a crucial step in evaluating potential talent for the team's future.
Raiders
In a bold move, the Raiders secured veteran quarterback Kirk Cousins, adding a wealth of experience to their roster. Head Coach Klint Kubiak, speaking at the NFL owners’ meetings, emphasized the importance of having a seasoned quarterback like Cousins to mentor younger players such as Fernando Mendoza.
Kubiak shared, “Ideally, you want a young quarterback to learn by observing a veteran who can effectively manage the offense and lead the team. However, circumstances don't always align perfectly, and sometimes rookies need to step up sooner than planned.
Our job is to prepare them, whether they start immediately or later. Having a mature veteran to guide them can be invaluable.”
He also noted the changing landscape of developing young quarterbacks, highlighting the reduced practice time compared to years past. “Development is challenging with less practice time. Every moment counts, and it’s crucial to be intentional in preparing these young players for the spotlight.”
Titans
Titans quarterback Cam Ward is making strides in his recovery from a shoulder injury sustained late last season. General Manager Mike Borgonzi provided an update, stating that Ward has resumed throwing and is progressing well.
“We’re evaluating week by week, but Cam is right on track,” Borgonzi noted.
The Titans also brought in Mitch Trubisky this offseason, adding depth to their quarterback lineup. While Borgonzi didn’t specify who will back up Ward, he mentioned that Will Levis enters 2026 with a “clean slate.”
“You can never have too many capable quarterbacks,” Borgonzi explained. “Will has been putting in the work and is ready to compete. Cam is our starter, but competition is healthy and elevates everyone’s game.”