Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is reportedly coming back for the 2025 season. Multiple reports indicate Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams would prefer to play together again somewhere next season. Wide receiver Stefon Diggs is not expected back with the Texans.

We're not quite down the home stretch, but the college and NFL seasons are over, the college all-star games are in the books and the NFL Scouting Combine is a wrap. All that's left are the pro days and top-30 visits and then,

We're not quite down the home stretch, but the college and NFL seasons are over, the college all-star games are in the books and the NFL Scouting Combine is a wrap. All that's left are the pro days and top-30 visits and then,

Aaron Rodgers is reportedly hoping both he and Davante Adams will end up with the Los Angeles Rams. According to Pat Leonard of the New York Daily News, Rodgers is eyeing Los Angeles as a destination for both him and his top wide receiver if the Rams trade Matthew Stafford this offseason.

Instead of asking why, there's a better question to ask regarding whether or not the Pittsburgh Steelers should consider signing Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams this offseason. Why not? As every Steelers fan knows,

Former All-Pro Deebo Samuel is a Washington Commander. Meanwhile, Matthew Stafford lost a game of chicken with the Los Angeles Rams. Also, huh ... DK Metcalf could be on his way to the Green Bay Packers. And now? The fun isn't stopping.

One day after the first trade of the NFL offseason, the league could see another star wide receiver on the move. Hours after the Washington Commanders acquired Deebo Samuel from the San Francisco 49ers,

If Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams want to play together, these three teams might be desperate enough to make that happen.

There are rumors that six-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Davante Adams could be headed back to the Packers this offseason, but will they be able to afford him?

Davante Adams is being linked to the Buffalo Bills amid speculation that the Jets will reease him this offseason.

The New York Jets have started taking trade calls on the six-time 1,000-yard receiver, according to an NFL Network report over the weekend, and if they cannot find a trade partner, they will release Adams to get out from under the two years he has left on his existing contract.