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From $383 to $654K: NFL hands out performance-based bonuses

Charvarius Ward, a onetime undrafted free agent, received one of the biggest bumps after a Super Bowl season with the Chiefs.

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Sources: Eagles' coaches not attending pro days

The Eagles are not sending members of their coaching staff to upcoming pro days in part over concerns of the coronavirus, according to league sources.

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New England Patriots awarded four compensatory draft picks, leading NFL

The Patriots benefited from a formula that rewards teams for losing more free agents than they signed the previous year. Six teams landed three picks.

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Steelers to play Cowboys in Hall of Fame Game

The Steelers will face the Cowboys in the Hall of Fame Game in Canton, Ohio, a game both teams have appeared in six times.

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Picking the best and worst recent free-agent signings for all 32 NFL teams

Shaq Barrett led the league in sacks, and Richard Sherman led a Super Bowl-worthy defense. Ndamukong Suh's impact wasn't as great in Miami.

Can Roethlisberger return to his normal form this season? (1:20)

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Top draft need for all 32 NFL teams, plus prospects to watch at the combine

The 2020 NFL draft has talented QBs at the top of the board and wide receivers for miles. A look at the top position to watch for all 32 teams during this week's NFL scouting combine.

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Steelers GM: Big Ben could return even better

Steelers GM Kevin Colbert says Ben Roethlisberger's lengthy rehab could result in him being an even better player in 2020.

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NFL franchise tag candidates and predictions: 21 teams that could use it

Dak Prescott, Jameis Winston, A.J. Green and Chris Jones are among the players who could be tagged. Our reporters make their predictions.

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Roethlisberger (elbow) resumes throwing footballs

A little more than five months after suffering a season-ending elbow injury, Ben Roethlisberger is throwing footballs again.

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Star LB, longtime coach, Radakovich dies at 84

Dan Radakovich, who starred as a linebacker for Penn State and later won two Super Bowls as an assistant with the Pittsburgh Steelers, died Thursday at age 84. A cause of death was not immediately available.

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What's next for the Chiefs? Barnwell predicts moves for all 16 AFC teams

The Super Bowl champs have a big decision to make on their star defensive tackle. Let's predict what's in store for the AFC West.

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23dNFL Nation

Who changed, who stayed put: Coordinators for all 32 NFL teams

Did you know Jack Del Rio is Washington's defensive coordinator? If not, don't fret. NFL Nation has you covered on the league's coaching moves.

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25dBrooke Pryor

Steelers add Hilliard to staff as receivers coach

Ike Hilliard, who previously worked as the wide receivers coach for the Redskins from 2014 to 2019, will join Mike Tomlin's Steelers staff in the same capacity.

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Tomlin defends Rudolph against Garrett's claims

Steelers coach Mike Tomlin defended quarterback Mason Rudolph against claims by Browns defensive end Myles Garrett that Rudolph used a racial epithet during their November fracas.

Tomlin vents frustration over attacks against Mason Rudolph (1:56)

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Tomlin addresses AB's possible return to Pittsburgh (0:43)

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ESPN Daily: Myles Garrett Speaks Out

Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett sat down with Mina Kimes for an interview first broadcast on ESPN's "Outside the Lines." Speaking the day after he had been reinstated by the NFL, following indefinite suspension, it was the first time Garrett spoke publicly since his on-field altercation with Mason Rudolph. In November, Garrett struck the Steelers QB in the head with Rudolph's own helmet. Today, ESPN Daily offers an extended version of Garrett's interview. Then, Adam Schefter discusses the response to Garrett's remarks from Mason Rudolph, his coach Mike Tomlin, and the NFL.