The Commanders worked out 14 players on Sunday, including former Eagles linebackers Nicholas Morrow and Duke Riley

One of the most contentious holdouts of the offseason came to an end on Friday when the Cincinnati Bengals reportedly reached a fully guaranteed deal with first-round draft pick Shemar Stewart. He was the final first-round pick of this draft class to get a deal done.

Contract disputes are nothing new in the NFL. They’re viewed by many as just another step in negotiations, and a resolution is often reached before

The best bet for a prolonged hold-in if a team stops being complicit is Parsons' approach. Having a mysterious hard to dispute injury will make it more difficult for a team to take disciplinary action against the player. It remains to be seen how the current situations will unfold over the coming weeks.

As NFL training camps opened this week, there were two high-profile veteran holdouts: Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson and Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin. Both players have one year left on their current contracts.

NFL training camp season is upon us, which means holdout/hold-in season is too as players seek new contracts. But yet, the Commanders and Terry McLaurin's standoff remains compelling on multiple ...

Patriots executive vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf said the team would be willing to part with a first or second-round draft pick for the right player. It’s a gamble the Patriots should make.