Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill has reached a settlement with the other party involved in an incident at a Miami Beach marina last month, attorneys for both sides announced Monday.

"The parties to the incident which occurred on June 18th, 2023 at the Haulover Marina involving Tyreek Hill have resolved their differences," Evan Feldman, the attorney for an employee of Kelley Fleet Inc., and Julius Collins, the attorney for Hill, said in a joint statement provided to ESPN's Adam Schefter.

Denver Broncos defensive end Eyioma Uwazurike has been suspended indefinitely for violating the NFL's policy on gambling, the league announced Monday.

Uwazurike was specifically suspended for betting on NFL games during the 2022 season.

The NFL has fined former Washington Commanders owner Dan Snyder $60 million after an independent investigation concluded he sexually harassed a team employee and that the team withheld revenue from the NFL.

Attorney Mary Jo White, who led the investigation, informed the league's owners of her findings during a special session Thursday.

The news broke at the same time it was announced that the owners had unanimously approved the sale of the Commanders to Josh Harris for $6.05 billion.

Roger Goodell said the league was satisfied with the outcome.

NFL owners have voted to unanimously approve the sale of the Washington Commanders from the Snyder family to a group led by Josh Harris.

The Harris group is paying $6.05 billion for the franchise.

Snyder had owned the majority of the Commanders since 1999, and his family became the sole owners after he bought out his limited partners two years ago.

"Congratulations to Josh Harris and his impressive group of partners," NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said in a statement. "Josh will be a great addition to the NFL. He has a remarkable record in business, sports, and in his communities. The diverse group that Josh has put together is outstanding for its business acumen and strong Washington ties and we welcome them to the NFL as well.

"... I know he has a commitment to winning on the field, but also to running an organization that everyone will be proud of -- and to making positive contributions in the community."

NFL owners will vote Thursday to approve the sale of the Washington Commanders from Daniel Snyder to Josh Harris, according to a source.

It was reported in April that a group led by Harris had agreed to purchase the Commanders for an NFL-record $6 billion.

The sale must be approved by at least 24 of the 32 owners.

Former Washington Commanders vice president Jason Friedman has filed suit in Virginia against the team and one of its attorneys, John Brownlee, on a defamation claim.

He testified before Congress last year alleging financial improprieties by the Washington Commanders.

Friedman, who filed the 15-page suit in the civil division of Loudoun County District Court on July 7, asked for $7.5 million in compensatory damages and another $350,000 in punitive damages, in addition to fees incurred.

He also asked for a jury trial.

CBS Sports has nearly sold out all ad slots for Super Bowl LVIII despite training camp not even being open yet for the 2023 season. The network has already sold 70 percent of available spots.

The game will be played on Feb. 11th in Las Vegas.

Rates have held from the $6 million to $7 million range per 30 seconds seen in 2023.

Fox Sports sold 95% of available ads for Super Bowl LVII by September, while NBC Sports was also virtually sold out of ad inventory for Super Bowl LVI by the start of the 2021 season. 

The NFL is inching closer to its long-stated goal of $25 billion in annual revenue.

It is believed the NFL likely closed in on $20 billion in total revenue in 2022. The league had nearly $12 billion in national broadcast revenue as Amazon's $1.2 billion media rights deal for Thursday Night Football began.

Every club received $372 million from the NFL’s national pot last year. 

This season, YouTube is taking over the rights to “NFL Sunday Ticket” — paying $2 billion annually compared to DirecTV’s $1.5 billion yearly fee.

Alvin Kamara has agreed to plead no contest to a misdemeanor charge of breach of peace for his involvement in a 2022 fight in Las Vegas, per court records.

Kamara and three other men were initially facing misdemeanor charges of conspiracy to commit battery and a felony charge of battery with substantial bodily harm.

The New Orleans Saints running back is no longer facing felony charges after accepting the plea deal, his attorney confirmed.

Kamara will do 30 hours of community service and pay the alleged victim in the fight $105,000 for medical bills.