Did we say that the NFL was going to cancel half the preseason in 2020? We meant the entire preseason. The NFLPA has informed its members there will be no preseason this year to help try to prevent the spread of COVID-19. More details to come, I'm sure.

Certainly, this time signing a running back to a big-money second contract will work, right? Actually, this contract may not be that bad. Henry becomes fifth at the position in average annual salary, not first.

We're happy to announce that the PDF version of Football Outsiders Almanac 2020 is now available for download! (Click for details.)

It's time for some of those men on the franchise tag to sign last-minute long-term contracts, and we'll start with Kansas City's great defensive tackle Chris Jones. Jones has agreed to a four-year, $80-million contract that includes $37 million at signing and $60 million guaranteed for injury.

Big offensive line news! The Eagles took a real hit this offseason when Brandon Brooks tore his Achilles, but it looks like they're filling the hole with a familiar face.

Well, it's official. Washington announced they have retired the Redskins name and logo. No word yet on what the new name will be, as it is apparently tied up in some sort of trademark legislation. Which means someone else beat Daniel Snyder to the trademark.

Multiple sources are reporting that the Big Ten will be announcing a move to a conference-only season for all sports this fall, including football. If college football can be played at all, that is.

Patrick Mahomes turns 25 in September. He has already won a Super Bowl and an MVP award. The Chiefs have made sure that any other awards he wins in the next ten years will come in a Kansas City uniform.

According to Pro Football Talk, Week 1 and Week 4 of the preseason will be cancelled in a Thursday announcement.

The Patriots have reached a one-year, incentive-laden deal with Cam Newton to replace Tom Brady. No more Jarrett Stidham as the projected starting quarterback.