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NFL Daily Digest – September 9, 2026

The latest NFL headlines, roster moves, injury updates, game reaction and stories from around the league.

Baker Mayfield, Buccaneers agree to three-year, $165M contract extension

Quarterback Baker Mayfield has reportedly agreed to a three-year, $165 million contract extension with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, according to league sources.

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Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald ruled out of season opener against 49ers

Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald will not travel to Australia for Thursday’s season opener against the San Francisco 49ers and has been ruled inactive by coach Sean McVay.

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NFL coaches and executives share insights and predictions for 2026 season

Dozens of NFL executives and coaches have provided insider predictions and analysis on how the upcoming 2026 season will unfold for all 32 franchises.

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Eagles veteran Brandon Graham announces retirement from NFL at age 38

Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham has announced his retirement from the NFL for the second time in two years, ending a 16-year career with the franchise.

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Patrick Mahomes cleared to start in Week 1 following knee surgery recovery

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is set to start in Week 1, returning just nine months after undergoing surgery to repair a torn ACL and LCL.

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NFL playoff simulator projects postseason chances for 2026 season

An interactive playoff simulator has projected postseason odds for all 32 teams, listing the Rams and Seahawks as top NFC contenders, and the Bills and Ravens leading the AFC.

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Patriots and Seahawks set to kick off 2026 NFL season on Wednesday

The New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks will open the 2026 NFL season on Wednesday night in a Super Bowl LX rematch, broadcast live on NBC and Peacock.

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Joe Burrow reaffirms long-term commitment to Cincinnati Bengals

Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow dismissed speculation about his future, stating he is committed to Cincinnati for the long haul under his contract that runs through the 2029 season.

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Total cost to watch nationally televised NFL games in 2026 estimated at $484

Fans looking to watch all nationally televised and streaming NFL games this season will need access to eight different networks, bringing the estimated total cost to around $484.

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Steelers defensive lineman Cameron Heyward plans to retire by 2027

Pittsburgh Steelers defensive lineman Cameron Heyward announced that either the 2026 or 2027 season will be his last in the NFL, noting he does not plan to sign any more contracts.

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NFL introduces key officiating and rule changes for 2026 season

The NFL is implementing several rule and officiating changes for the 2026 season, including expanded authority for replay officials and adjustments to player discipline.

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Tony Romo on leave from CBS Sports following offseason arrest

Broadcaster Tony Romo is on leave from CBS Sports indefinitely following a July arrest for operating while intoxicated, with J.J. Watt promoted to the network’s top broadcast pairing.

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Jerry Jones says Cowboys remain "in play" for potential trades

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones confirmed during a radio appearance that the franchise is actively open to making roster trades ahead of their regular-season opener.

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Lions center Cade Mays sidelined for several weeks with injury

Detroit Lions free-agent acquisition Cade Mays will have to wait several weeks to make his team debut on the offensive line as he recovers from an injury.

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Steelers rookie Max Iheanachor’s home burglarized of over $150,000 in items

Pittsburgh Steelers first-round draft pick Max Iheanachor was the victim of a home burglary, with thieves stealing between $150,000 and $250,000 worth of jewelry and designer goods.

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