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NFL Rumors: Insiders Believe Deion Sanders Will Advise Shedeur, Shilo Instead of Agent

Colorado safety Shilo Sanders responds to NFL combine snub

Deion Sanders' son Shilo has come up with a plan after not getting invited to the NFL Scouting Combine next week in Indianapolis.

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Shilo Sanders takes NFL Combine snub personal, hires analytics team

Shilo Sanders is using his NFL Combine snub as fuel to prove himself to scouts and teams. The Colorado Buffaloes safety, son of head coach Deion Sanders, didn’t receive an invitation to the prestigious scouting event in Indianapolis,

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Shilo Sanders not invited to Combine, but hires official Combine timers to verify his 40

So Shilo will have to prove his athletic talents via other workouts, and toward that he has hired Zybek Sports, the company that provides the official timing to the NFL at each ye

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Coach Prime’s Son Shilo Sanders Doubles Down on Prep After Being Ignored for NFL Combine

Earlier in the week, the NFL announced that Colorado Buffaloes safety Shilo Sanders had not been invited to the 2025 Scouting Combine in Indianapolis. As a result, Sanders took to YouTube and released a video of himself still training for the NFL Draft despite not being invited to the official combine.

NFL, salary cap

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NFL projects 2025 salary cap to rise to at least $277.5 million

The NFL informed teams in a memo Wednesday the salary cap is projected to rise again in 2025 between the range of $277.5 million to $281.5 million per club this upcoming offseason. The information comes ahead of next week’s NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis,

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The NFL’s salary cap is set to take another big jump

The cap for the 2025 season will be set at $277.5 million to $281.5 million per team, the league informed teams in a memo, up from $255.4 million for the ’24 season.

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2025 NFL salary cap to go up at least $22 million

NFL teams can now make plans for free agency and contract numbers. According to ESPN’s Dam Graziano, teams were informed about the 2025 salary cap, although it is not set completely yet. It will be between $277.5 million and $281.5 million for 2025, up from $255.4 million in 2024.

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NFLPA Warns College Athletes About Pathways NIL Deal for Video Game Licensing

The NFLPA warns that the new offering may jeopardize future NFL players ability to enter into the NFLPA's group licensing ...

NFL 50 under 40: Young coaches ascending, along with other league difference-makers

From Sean McVay to Kevin O'Connell to Jason Kelce and Greg Olsen, this year's list has its stars and fast-risers around the ...

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NFLPA on schedule: 'No one wants to play an 18th game'

NFLPA executive director Lloyd Howell Jr. says ... to be addressed before any true negotiations could be opened with the NFL. Sean Gardner/Getty Images Howell and Goodell said this week that ...

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NFL players' union boss: ‘No one wants to play' 18th regular season game

An 18-game NFL regular season isn’t a slam dunk. NFLPA executive director Lloyd Howell pushed back on it Wednesday even ...

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NFLPA boss pushes back on Roger Goodell: 'No one wants to play an 18th game'

An 18-game NFL regular season isn't a slam dunk. NFLPA executive director Lloyd Howell pushed back on it Wednesday even though NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has openly talked about it as if ...

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NFLPA bluntly addresses potential schedule expansion: ‘No one wants to play an 18th game’

NFLPA executive director Lloyd Howell speaks ... off of the length of the season before any formal negotiations.” NFL commissioner Roger Goodell poses with Vince Lombardi trophy and Philadelphia ...

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NFL Salary Cap History: Evolution, Growth, and Impact on the League

The NFL Salary Cap History is a fascinating journey that reflects the league's financial success and strategic planning over ...

Miami Dolphins get relief as NFL's 2025 salary cap soars by about 9.4 percent

The Dolphins still have work to do in terms of managing their roster and cap space. The Miami Dolphins just found some cash ...

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