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Suspects broke into Barkley's Pennsylvania home around 5:00 AM Saturday but fled before police arrived, leaving Barkley and his family unharmed. No dynasty impact — Barkley reports to Eagles training camp as scheduled next week.

The longtime Browns standout heads to a wide-open situation for a perennial contender following the departure of Tyler Linderbaum this offseason. Pocic would appear to have the inside track to the starting center job considering his veteran status, although he will need to prove his health after tearing his Achilles in December of 2025. - Mark Garcia

Palmer was quick to point out in his report that Donald has always been a player who has been in great shape, but that “there are differences in football shape and staying in shape.” Donald was spotted working out at the Rams’ facilities last week. Palmer said he believes Donald is currently in the process of checking boxes to evaluate where he stands physically and whether or not he can return to the field and play at a high level after two years away from the game. The Rams aren’t actively pursuing Donald or discussing money with him, per Palmer, but it’s clear the door is opened for him to return if he chooses to do so. Veterans will report to Rams camp on July 25th, which could serve as a soft deadline for when we might expect to get word on a decision from Donald. - Zachary Krueger

Kamara restructures his deal to a $6M base salary with $2.5M in incentives, securing his place in New Orleans behind Travis Etienne. He slides into a passing-down role with FLEX value in PPR formats, while Etienne owns the backfield.

Mayfield reveals he was severely banged up for most of last season, explaining his visible struggles. A healthy offseason should fuel a bounce-back year, though dynasty managers should note he's entering the final year of his deal with no extension agreement in sight.

ESPN’s Xuan Thai first reported the news. The ruling by a Florida judge on Friday allows the free agent cornerback to visit NFL teams as he looks for a new contract following his release by the Lions last month. Arnold was being held after turning himself in following a kidnapping and robbery incident in the Tampa area in February 2026. He visited with the Texans Thursday and is now free to continue his search for a new home, with the expectation that he’ll garner tangible interest on the open market. - Mark Garcia