Alex Kay

June 1 is just around the corner, a key date on the 2026 NFL offseason calendar due to the fiscal impact it has on league transactions. With teams able to spread the dead cap hit of an outgoing player over two years—instead of eating it all during the current season—it becomes much more palatable to move on from some high-salary veterans.

It's difficult for an undrafted free agent to make a 53-man NFL roster. It's almost impossible for one of these unheralded rookies to break out and shine in fantasy football.

The NFL world was anticipating the arrival of June 1 due the high potential that at least one star player would be dealt on the date. The calendar flip did not disappoint, with two of the biggest trades in recent league history occuring on Monday.

The Los Angeles Rams shocked the NFL world with their trade for Myles Garrett on Tuesday. Because the move shifted the league's power structure significantly, it may have jump-started an arms race amongst Super Bowl contenders.

As NFL teams continue OTA workouts, front offices are gaining a clearer picture of what their rosters could look like for the 2026 season. While training camp battles will ultimately determine many of the final roster spots, some decisions in the coming months will have less to do with on-field performance and more to do with financial realities.

The NFL has plenty of star players, but not all of them are going to shine during the 2026 season. There are several big-name talents who are already sticking out for their chances of backsliding during the upcoming campaign.

Undrafted free agents may not be the most exciting members of the 2026 rookie class, but several are trending towards playing big roles during the upcoming NFL season.

The 2026 NFL offseason has already seen several record-setting contracts get signed, but more blockbuster deals appear to be in the pipeline.

The latest twist in the ongoing Brendan Sorsby saga has seen the quarterback declare his intent to enter the 2026 NFL supplemental draft. It now remains to be seen where the Texas Tech product will land.

The New Orleans Saints plucked one of the best available free agents off the board when they came to terms on a new one-year deal for franchise legend Cameron Jordan. While Jordan's return to the Big Easy weakened the pool of veteran free-agent defenders, there are plenty of game-changing talents still looking for a new team to play with for the 2026 NFL season.