The Las Vegas Raiders went 6-11 in 2022 despite entering the season with high expectations following the acquisition of Davante Adams.

Since the end of the disappointing season, the Raiders have moved on from Derek Carr and brought in Jimmy Garoppolo.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have agreed to sign safety Keanu Neal to a two-year deal, according to his agent.

Neal was a first-round pick of the Atlanta Falcons in 2016. He's since played for the Dallas Cowboys and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The New York Jets haven't made the playoffs in 12 years, which is the longest playoff drought in the NFL.

Now that the NBA's Sacramento Kings have clinched a playoff berth, ending their 16-year drought, the Jets own the longest drought in North American professional sports.

The Jets have just one winning record during that stretch (10-6 in 2015), enduring seven consecutive losing seasons.

A new playing surface has been installed at MetLife Stadium, home of the New York Giants and Jets, where the previous turf had become an object of widespread criticism.

While not grass, the new surface is believed to be an improved synthetic turf that will decrease the number of injuries that occur at the stadium.

The two New York teams will now play on an updated version of FieldTurf -- a recent edition called FieldTurf Core system, which is the first multilayer dual-polymer monofilament fiber.

NFL owners have voted to allow physical sportsbooks to operate at the league's stadiums beginning in 2023, according to a report.

The new resolution will allow teams to have brick-and-mortar sportsbooks at stadiums in states where sports gambling is currently legalized.

With 33 states currently allowing legal sports gambling, roughly 17 NFL franchises will be permitted to host on-site sportsbooks, the revenue from which they will be able to keep up to a certain threshold.

Currently, the Washington Commanders are the only team in the NFL that has a physical sportsbook within their stadium.

The Detroit Lions are expected to sign Marvin Jones to a one-year, $3 million deal, according to a source.

The wide receiver's contract could be worth up to $5 million.

Jones, 33, caught 119 passes for 1,361 yards and seven touchdowns the past two seasons with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Bill Belichick said Wednesday that the New England Patriots' championship success in his 23-year tenure isn't part of his mindset when looking ahead to the 2023 season.

"We're not resting on our past laurels; that's not the message to the team or the fans," Belichick said. "We have never operated that way and aren't now."

Belichick's remarks came two days after he held a Q&A session at the NFL's annual meeting in Phoenix. Toward the end of that 28-minute media session, Belichick was asked what he would say to fans to give them a reason to be optimistic for what's ahead.

He responded: "The last 25 years."

The New England Patriots will not pursue a trade for Lamar Jackson, a source told Jeff Howe of The Athletic. 

The Baltimore Ravens placed the $32.4 million franchise tag on Jackson.

If the Patriots signed Jackson to an offer sheet, they would ship their next two first-round draft picks to Baltimore if the Ravens didn’t match the terms. The Patriots would also have to sign Jackson to a long-term contract. Jackson is seeking a fully guaranteed deal.

New England will start Mac Jones at quarterback in 2023, but Bailey Zappe will push Jones.

Tennessee Titans general manager Ran Carthon is rejecting the idea that he's actively shopping Derrick Henry.

The New York Jets and Green Bay Packers continue to negotiate a trade centered around Aaron Rodgers.

According to a report, the sticking point in talks currently is that the Jets want some protection in case Rodgers doesn't play in 2024.

The report states that the Jets want the Packers to send them a 2025 draft pick in case Rodgers decides to retire after the 2023 season.