Quarterback is clearly the most important position in the modern NFL, making it almost shocking how few teams boast a truly elite passer and how many are desperate to find one each offseason.

Tennessee quarterback Will Levis will have season-ending shoulder surgery, keeping him from competing for playing time in his third season with the Titans.

In July, all 32 of the NFL's teams will open their training camps. That will kickstart the official preparations for the 2025 season and will lead into the league's slate of preseason games, which will feature the professional debuts of many prominent rookies.

While these two are still in tow for the Titans this season, as well as three-year veteran Julius Chestnut, new general manager Mike Borgonzi has shaken things up quite a bit arou

The NFL offseason means uniform revamp time and teams across the league are following suit in style. The Washington Commanders got it started by unveiling their new alternate threads on July 9 and the Los Angeles Chargers are the latest with two new uniforms unveiled on July 15.

Running back Nyheim Hines, who last played in the NFL in 2022 before being sidelined by a knee injury, reached an agreement with the Los Angeles Chargers on Monday following a tryout with the team, ESPN reported.

Running back Nyheim Hines, who hasn't played in the NFL the past two seasons because of a knee injury, reached agreement on a contract with the Chargers, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.

Running back Nyheim Hines has found a place to continue his NFL career. Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that Hines has agreed to sign with the Chargers. Hines has not played since suffering a serious leg injury in a jet ski accident in July 2023.

Longtime Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers officially announced his retirement on Monday, ending his 17-year NFL career as a member of the Bolts.

Nearly five years after his final NFL game, Philip Rivers has officially retired as a member of the Chargers, the team with which he spent 16 of his 17 seasons. Rivers, who spent his final season with the Indianapolis Colts,

The former quarterback announced in a social media post that he is officially calling it quits on his NFL career. "I'm Philip Rivers, quarterback, and I'm retiring a Charger," he said while revealing that he is retiring as a member of the team he is most associated with even though he played his final season on the Indianapolis Colts.