Bobby Wagner and the Los Angeles Rams have agreed to a five-year, $50 million deal.

Wagner and the Seattle Seahawks parted ways this offseason after 10 seasons and eight ProBowls. Wagner was a second-team All-Pro in 2021 and will help the Rams replace Von Miller. 

ESPN has reached agreement with senior NFL Insider Adam Schefter to an exclusive multi-year deal.

Throughout the year, Schefter will remain on NFL Live, the network’s daily weekday NFL show, and appear regularly on SportsCenter, Get Up, First Take, and more. 

“The news cycle on the NFL has become a non-stop, year-round enterprise, and no one is more dialed in than Adam,” said Jimmy Pitaro, Chairman, ESPN and Sports Content. “Thanks to his tireless work ethic and skill, Adam is constantly delivering the latest information to NFL fans who can’t get enough. He has a profound impact on ESPN shows as well as in the social media space, and we are excited to have him continue to call ESPN home for many years to come.”

Said Schefter, “Covering the most popular sport in the United States for the leading sports media company has been a dream combination. Every day, at each show and event, I am surrounded by the best teammates – producers, directors, researchers, production staff, and so many more – who elevate everyone around them. I love my job, feel blessed to continue and thank ESPN and Jimmy Pitaro for their consistent faith in me.”

Tom Brady was not blindsided by Bruce Arians' decision to step down as head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Brady "was informed Bruce Arians planned to step down and Todd Bowles would succeed him as head coach either the same day or a day after the quarterback announced he was ending his retirement," according to a report.

The report also states that Brady's decision to come back and play after briefly retiring had nothing to do with Arians' departure.

Patrick Peterson is returning to the Minnesota Vikings on a one-year deal.

The cornerback broke the news on "All Things Covered," the podcast he co-hosts with Bryant McFadden.

"I'm gonna stay put in Minnesota and run it back with the guys. Keep it in the North," Peterson said.

Lamar Jackson is refuting speculation that he wants to leave the Baltimore Ravens.

Amid stalled negotiations on a long-term contract and uncertainty over whether Jackson has his sights set on free agency in 2025, the quarterback tweeted that he loves the Ravens and cited a "false narrative" that he is considering leaving the franchise.

The tweet comes during a time in which Jackson has reportedly shown no interest in discussing a long-term deal.

Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti and general manager Eric DeCosta have both said this offseason that the team is committed to signing Jackson long term.

Bruce Arians has stepped down as head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with Todd Bowles replacing him in the position.

Arians told ESPN he doesn't see it as a retirement. "No, moving to the front office," he said in a text message. "I'm still working."

His new job title will be senior football consultant.

Arians went 31-18 (.633) in three seasons in Tampa Bay.

Brady, in an Instagram post Wednesday night, said Arians was a major part of his decision to play for Tampa Bay and that he'll be "forever grateful."

"You are an incredible man and coach, and it was a privilege to play for you," Brady wrote. "You are a true NFL legend and pioneer for all the work you have done to make the league more diverse and inclusive. Smart, tough, and loyal are a few of the words to describe your style. I will always remember the conversations we had when you recruited me two years ago and all of the things we discussed came true."

In his statement, Arians said that he "really began thinking about my personal transition plan earlier this offseason."

The Los Angeles Rams are planning contract extensions for both Sean McVay and Les Snead.

Both the head coach and general manager have two years left on their current deals.

"They have an amazing working relationship," Rams COO Kevin Demoff said. "You'd be foolish, when you look at how hard it is in this league to win, not to try to keep together a pair that's done it really well."

The Philadelphia Eagles will bring back their classic Kelly Green uniforms during the 2023 season.

They will be worn as throwbacks. The Eagles switched from the bright shade of green to a darker green in 1996, not long after Jeffrey Lurie bought the team.

Deshaun Watson could still face discipline from the NFL under the league's personal conduct policy as a result of the 22 pending civil suits accusing him of inappropriate sexual conduct, says Roger Goodell.

Watson won't face criminal charges in the cases.

"Obviously these are serious charges, so we're looking at it seriously," Goodell said. "The personal conduct policy is something that is very important to us, and it does not need a criminal violation in order to pursue it."

The Cleveland Browns acquired Watson in a massive trade with the Houston Texans earlier this month.

Deshaun Watson's record-setting contract with the Cleveland Browns could have ripple effects for quarterback deals going forward, according to Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti.

Watson received a five-year, $230 million fully guaranteed contract from the Browns after getting traded from the Houston Texans. That's $80 million more than the previous record for fully guaranteed money at signing.

The Ravens are looking to negotiate a contract extension with Lamar Jackson, who is entering his fifth-year option.

"I'm trying to answer that when I had a reaction to it. And it's like, 'Damn, I wish they hadn't guaranteed the whole contract,'" Bisciotti said. "I don't know that he should've been the first guy to get a fully guaranteed contract. To me, that's something that is groundbreaking, and it'll make negotiations harder with others."

Bisciotti then added, "But it doesn't necessarily mean that we have to play that game, you know? We shall see. If I was in bogged-down negotiations with Lamar, then maybe I would have a quicker reaction to that news."