From Myles Garrett to Ja'Marr Chase, our NFL Wire editors predicted every team's non-quarterback MVP heading into the 2025 season.

With the Cowboys and star OLB Micah Parsons far apart on contract negotiations, the Bears could be a sleeper team in play for a trade.

On Thursday afternoon, the news broke that the Pittsburgh Steelers and All-Pro linebacker T.J. Watt agreed to a three-year $123 million contract extension that would make the 30-year-old the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history.

Reports have indicated that Pittsburgh Steelers superstar T.J. Watt has become the highest non-paid quarterback in NFL history. Watt has reached an agreement on a three-year, $123 million extension. His $41 million per year average annual value will again be the highest for a non-quarterback in the NFL for the second time in his career.

The Dallas Cowboys start training camp on Monday, and as you start to ponder different things, something really had me thinking. Outside of Micah Parsons, the Cowboys have a few guys that should produce in the sack columns,

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Parsons says he was ready to sign last offseason, but the team only wanted to focus on Dak, CeeDee and now wants a discount.