"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."
Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick have one of the longest marriages in Hollywood, but they have managed to keep much of their life out of the spotlight aside from a few strategic announcements. This is especially surprising considering how huge Parker became as the iconic Carrie Bradshaw on HBO's ******* and the City.
The couple seem to really understand one another, and that likely comes from the fact they understand their shared industry very well, too. They started dating in the early '90s, married in the late '90s, and went on to have three children together.
Here's a timeline of the couple's 30-plus year relationship.
Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick met after being introduced to Parker by her brothers, Pippin and Toby, who founded the Naked Angels Theater Company. Both Parker and Broderick were already in the business, and the actor directed a play at the siblings' theater. They were then introduced.

#broderick #jessica #understand

Sarah Jessica Parker stunned fans with an unexpected beauty move that put her gray hair front and center.
The **** and the City star, 61, attended New York City Ballet's Fall Fashion Gala on Thursday. Parker, a vice chair of the New York City Ballet's board, founded the star-studded event in 2012.
As her date, she brought her husband of almost three decades, Matthew Broderick, to the Oct. 1 event.
Broderick, 64, wore a classic tuxedo, while Parker posed for the cameras in a sheer, off-white Simone Rocha dress with floral embroidery and pink ribbon details.
She accessorized with pearl earrings, a teardrop diamond necklace, a white bag with cutout details, and sparkling silver heels with bows.

#york

NFL rumors: Cowboys named Joey Porter Jr. trade fit, and it makes sense appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
It was a tough Week 1 for the Dallas Cowboys. The same can be said for Steelers CB Joey Porter Jr. The Cowboys have been named a trade fit for Porter, and it makes even more sense after the disaster against the Giants.
The Cowboys landed at the top of Fowler's list of potential partners, according to ESPN.
"Dallas has been looking for cornerback help, though more so in the bargain bin to this point," Jeremy Fowler wrote. "The franchise has trade-market rapport with Pittsburgh GM Omar Khan. The sides have reached deals in back-to-back offseasons, as Dallas traded for wide receiver George Pickens in May 2025 and offensive tackle Broderick Jones on Aug. 29.
Watch sports LIVE with fuboTV (free trial)

#trade

On paper, the Dallas Cowboys' offensive line looks largely the same as last year. Tyler Guyton is at left tackle, Tyler Smith is left guard, Cooper Beebe is the center, Tyler Booker is at right guard, and Terence Steele is penciled in at right tackle.
Anyone who remembers what happened last season knows things don't always go according to plan. Four of the five Cowboys starters missed time in 2025, with three of them missing three or more games. And anyone who's been tracking training camp news knows their performances haven't all been sunshine and rainbows. Contingency plans are in the works, and depth options have changed considerably from last year.
The elephant in the room (no, that's not a fat joke) is the struggles of Steele at right tackle. After regressing a bit last year, Steele took a pay cut over the offseason just to stay aboard. Unfortunately, that regression continued into this season and now Steele's starting job is tenuous, at best.
Many will remember that earlier in the offseason Nate Thomas was named as a challenger to Guyton at left tackle. Once camp opened, Guyton, healthy for the first time in a while, had no problems dispatching the competition, prompting Dallas to try Thomas on the right side with Steele.
Things clearly didn't go well for Thomas on the right side either, since he was soon shipped off in a trade with the Houston Texans, but not before the Cowboys added a new tackle to the mix. Broderick Jones, a former first-round pick of the Pittsburgh Steelers, was acquired on August 29 and immediately slotted in to compete with Steele at right tackle.

#tackle #tyler

Broderick Jones has made a strong early impression since joining the Dallas Cowboys. There is still work to be done, particularly with some of Jones' techniques, but the Cowboys have been encouraged by how he has responded to coaching.
Offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer praised the tackle's athleticism and approach as he adjusts to the Cowboys' system.
Broderick Jones has gotten off to a positive start with the Cowboys. Schottenheimer said he has been pleased with the tackle's work ethic and his progress in learning the offense. The coaching staff has been encouraged by Jones' willingness to apply what he is being taught.
Sep 7, 2025; East Rutherford, New Jersey, USA; Pittsburgh Steelers offensive tackle Broderick Jones (77) reacts to a field goal kicked by place kicker Chris Boswell (9) during the second half at MetLife Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images
When asked about Schottenheimer about Jones' progress, he said: "Great job of learning the system. Very athletic. Love how coachable he is."

#jones #offensive

The Pittsburgh Steelers traded former first-round pick Broderick Jones to the Dallas Cowboys on Saturday. This came off the heels of the Georgia product playing deep into preseason games as he worked his way back from a neck injury and missed the entirety of spring workouts.
It also came after the Steelers declined to pick up his fifth-year option and drafted his replacement in the form of Max Iheanachor. Once that sequence of actions happened, Jones' days in Pittsburgh were numbered.
Jones spoke to the media for the first time as a member of the Cowboys and was asked what he believed didn't work with him and the Steelers.
"For me, I would just say bouncing around, just not being able to get my feet set," Jones said via John Machota of The Athletic. "That was a challenge for me. Coming in [to Dallas], hopefully I can stick to one side. Compete for that, get comfortable, get familiar with it, get familiar with who I'll be playing next to and go from there."
Jones originally replaced Chuks Okorafor at right tackle in 2023 and spent the entire 2024 season at that spot. In 2025, he moved to left tackle after the Steelers drafted Troy Fautanu. He played both right and left tackle in preseason this year.

#pittsburgh #dallas

Former Steele High School standout Terence Steele faces competition for his starting job on the Dallas Cowboys' offensive line.
Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer said newly acquired offensive tackle Broderick Jones will challenge Steele for the starting right tackle job ahead of Dallas' Sept. 13 season opener against the New York Giants, according to The Dallas Morning News.
Steele, who played at Steele High School in Cibolo before going on to Texas Tech, has been the Cowboys' starting right tackle. Dallas acquired Jones, the No. 14 overall pick in the 2023 NFL draft, from the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Schottenheimer said he called Steele shortly after Saturday's trade to tell him the starting job would be up for competition.
ALSO READ:

#cowboys #tackle #school #jones

Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer shared the team's plan for the newly acquired Broderick Jones during a Monday press conference.
Jones played both left and right tackle during his time with the Steelers, but Schottenheimer said he will be playing on the right side in Dallas. Schottenheimer said he called Terence Steele to tell him about the impending competition after the Cowboys finalized the trade for Jones.
"As you can imagine, Terrence Steele was the ultimate pro," Schottenheimer said, via the team's website. "'Schotty, I get it, I appreciate the phone call. You didn't have to make the phone call.' And I said, 'I did, because I respect that you that much as a teammate and a player.' Broderick will be competing with Terence to be the starting right tackle of this football team."
Schottenheimer said that Steele is "1A" at right tackle right now and that Jones "has to show that he can do that" in order to wind up in the starting lineup. That competition will begin immediately and could extend beyond the Week 1 game against the Giants.

#cowboys

The Ravens released several players they likely want to re-sign to their practice squad over the weekend, but most are subject to waivers. All 31 teams will have a chance to claim them, in reverse order of last year's standings.
Waivers are set to process at 1 p.m. ET. Here are Baltimore's biggest risks, according to Beatdown's staff.
Dustin's take: The biggest waiver risks for me would be Robert Longerbeam, Adisa Isaac, and Rayshaun Benny. Longerbeam had a very strong preseason in his rebound from a season-ending injury that derailed his rookie season before it began last year. He deserved to make the roster, but the Ravens had too many quality cornerbacks ahead of him. Cornerback depth is of utmost importance in the NFL, so it would not surprise me to see someone claim Longerbeam. Isaac has the pedigree of being a former third-rounder, but injuries have kept him from showcasing his potential so far. I am sure that at least one team will be willing to take a chance on a young athletic pass rusher like Isaac. Similar to Longerbeam, Benny was victim to a loaded position group. Benny played well this preseason, but the team decided to go with Aeneas Peebles as the final defensive lineman over Benny, which is a decision I support.
Zach's take: The Ravens have five main guys I want on the practice squad that I'm worried about getting claimed. The first is recent seventh-round pick defensive tackle Rayshaun Benny, who flashed a bit during the preseason but not enough to steal a spot from Broderick Washington. Benny has pass potential on a brand new rookie contract so there's a chance somebody with lacking defensive line depth could put in a claim. The next is offensive tackle Gerald Lichtenhan. He was maybe the most steady offensive lineman during the preseason and a guy they had last year as well. Offensive line depth is always a luxury in the NFL, so it wouldn't be too shocking to see somebody grab him. Next is the pair of pass rushers the Ravens waived, Adisa Isaac and Kaimon Rucker. Both flashed plenty in the preseason and had sacks but Ethan Burke simply made more plays and impacts more phases of the game. I think at least one of these guys gets claimed, likely Isaac, but hopefully the Ravens can get back at least one, if not both on the practice squad. Lastly, cornerback Robert Longerbeam finally had a chance to show what he could do after suffering an injury during his rookie year last preseason. He showed great coverage and open field tackling ability and I think a team would be lucky to grab him as depth. But hopefully the Ravens can sneak last years draft pick back on their practice squad.
Now, it's time to see if any Ravens get claimed off waivers! Keep up with the latest updates in our tracker and let us know which ones you will miss the most in the comments section!

#longerbeam #preseason #last #squad

LONGVIEW, Texas (KETK)-- As the Carolina Panthers prepare to kick off their season in just a few weeks, the organization announced on Sunday that former Longview Lobo Haynes King has secured a spot on the team's 53-man roster.
While King's preseason with the Panthers was cut short due to a hamstring injury, his strong performance in the NFL Hall of Fame Game earlier this month was enough for him to earn a spot on the roster going into the regular season.
Bullard native Hagen Smith shows early MLB promise
During the Hall of Fame Game, King's NFL debut, he led the Panthers to a last-second win over the Arizona Cardinals, throwing for 180 yards and two touchdowns and finishing with zero turnovers.
King will now be the fourth Longview Lobo playing in the NFL this season, joining Trent Williams, JaMycal Hasty and Broderick Washington Jr.

#longview #panthers #fame #game

The Dallas Cowboys have acquired offensive tackle Broderick Jones, a 2023 first-round draft pick, from the Pittsburgh Steelers, a person with knowledge of the deal said Saturday.
The deal includes an exchange of draft picks, the person told The ***** ociated Press on condition of anonymity because neither team made any official announcements the day before NFL rosters have to be cut down to 53 players.
Pittsburgh is sending Jones and its fourth-round pick in the 2027 draft to the Cowboys, in exchange for Dallas' third- and sixth-round picks.
Jones was the 14th overall pick out of Georgia in the 2023 draft. He started 38 of the 45 games he played in three seasons with the Steelers.
The Cowboys have had nagging questions at tackle all of training camp. They need Terence Steele, going into his seventh season, to find the form from earlier in his career and for Tyler Guyton to develop as expected in his third season.

#pick

The Pittsburgh Steelers are trading a former first-round draft pick, according to reports.
ESPN NFL insider Jeremy Fowler reports that the Steelers are trading offensive lineman Broderick Jones to the Dallas Cowboys.
Jones, a first-round pick in 2023, was working his way back from a neck injury but struggled to find his footing.
The Steelers are getting a third-round pick and a sixth-round pick, Fowler reports. They're sending Jones and a fourth-round pick in exchange.
The NFL roster cut deadline is Sunday.

#round #steelers

The Pittsburgh Steelers are reportedly moving on from Broderick Jones, with the fourth-year offensive tackle being traded to the Dallas Cowboys, according to multiple reports.
Pittsburgh will reportedly receive a third-round and a sixth-round pick in the deal, sending Jones and a fourth-rounder to Dallas. Jones, a former first-round pick is entering his fourth season in the league.
Despite establishing himself as a starter, Jones had a significant amount of competition on the Steelers' offensive line heading into the season. In Pittsburgh's first depth chart of the year, Jones was listed as the second-string left tackle behind Troy Fautanu.
Meanwhile, the arrival of Max Iheanachor as the 21st overall pick this year also gave the Steelers some strong depth at right tackle, making Jones' ability to switch less likely.
Jones was selected by the Steelers in the first round of the 2023 draft, going 14th overall. He became a de facto starter in his second year, though his season last year was cut short by a neck injury.

#year #fourth #tackle

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Dallas Cowboys have pulled off a trade involving offensive lineman Broderick Jones.
The news comes from NFL Network's Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo.
"The Steelers are trading OT Broderick Jones to the Cowboys, per me and (Mike Garafolo)," Rapoport reported.
The trade terms were not immediately revealed.
This article will be updated…

#cowboys #mike #pittsburgh

By Sunday evening, the Pittsburgh Steelers will trim their 90-man training camp roster down to just 53 players. We decided to ask AI to make a roster prediction to see if it can get it right and where the algorithm stands on the idea of the Steelers keeping four quarterbacks on the roster. In this simulation, the AI
Offense (25)Quarterbacks (3): Aaron Rodgers, Mason Rudolph, Drew AllarRunning Backs (3): Jaylen Warren, Rico Dowdle, Travis HomerWide Receivers (6): DK Metcalf, Michael Pittman Jr., Roman Wilson, Germie Bernard, Ben Skowronek, Kaden WetjenTight Ends / Fullback (4): Pat Freiermuth, Darnell Washington, Robert Tonyan, Riley Nowakowski (FB)Offensive Line (9): Troy Fautanu, Broderick Jones, Zach Frazier, Mason McCormick, Spencer Anderson, Dylan Cook, Brock Hoffman, Gennings Dunker, Max IheanachorDefense (25)Defensive Line (6): Cameron Heyward, Keeanu Benton, Derrick Harmon, Yahya Black, Sebastian Joseph-Day, Gabriel RubioOutside Linebackers (4): T.J. Watt, Alex Highsmith, Nick Herbig, Jack SawyerInside Linebackers (5): Patrick Queen, Payton Wilson, Elandon Roberts, Cole Holcomb, Carson BruenerCornerbacks (6): Joey Porter Jr., Jalen Ramsey, Jamel Dean, Asante Samuel Jr., Brandin Echols, Daylen EveretteSafeties (4): DeShon Elliott, Jaquan Brisker, Rayshawn Jenkins, Robert Spears-JenningsSpecial Teams (3)Kicker (1): Chris BoswellPunter (1): Cameron JohnstonLong Snapper (1): Christian Kuntz
This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: Asking AI to predict the Steelers 53-man roster

#steelers #line #sunday

Sarah Jessica Parker is nothing short of a New York icon with her former West Village apartment perfectly capturing the essence of a glamorous life in the Big Apple.
However, for several years, the **** and the City star, 61, has been expanding the home she shares with Ferris Bueller star husband Matthew Broderick, 64, in a major way.
Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick live together in New York (@ Getty Images)
Architectural Digest reported that in 2016 the A-list couple purchased a pair of townhouses in the West Village for a staggering $34.5 million with the plan to combine the properties into a mega mansion.
At the time of purchase, the enormous combined **** e, which as of writing is either reportedly still under construction or in its final stages, was thought to cover 13,900 feet upon completion – that's about as big as three NBA regulation basketball courts, for scale.

#sarah #village

In less than two weeks, Louisiana football will be gearing up for its 2026 season opener vs Lamar on Sept. 5, and the anticipation only continues to grow.
The Ragin' Cajuns wrapped up fall camp on Aug. 22, using the majority of their final scrimmage to work on situational plays, goal-line sets and redzone drives. Now fifth-year head coach Michael Desoremeaux and his staff will try to continue to put the pieces together as they hope to outdo 2025's 6-7 overall finish.
The biggest positive heading into this final offseason stretch for UL is the impending return of wide receiver Shelton Sampson Jr., who missed the entire preseason camp due to a knee injury. Sampson's return, however, doesn't put an end to the injury bug that lingers on the Cajuns roster.
"Injury-wise, we got some good and bad news, Brock Chappell and Broderick Stewart didn't finish the scrimmage," Desormeaux said. "They're going to go see the doctors today and we're hoping that it's not a long-term deal. They feel like Brock's is probably not. Broderick, we're gonna wait and see the image and what it looks like.
"Maxie [Baudoin IV] did miss the scrimmage last week, it's nothing major just some stuff that he's kind of having. Just a little bit of aggravation in his arm so I'll feel good about getting him back."

#broderick #camp #good

David Bailey is officially on the board.
The highly-touted first-round pick had a pretty quiet first preseason showing against the Bucs, but he was able to make his presence felt early in Pittsburgh on Saturday night.
With the Steelers lining up for a third-and-eight on the brink of field goal range, Bailey flew past OT Broderick Jones and brought down QB Will Howard for an 11-yard loss.
It was (unofficially) the first of what figures to be many sacks in his NFL career.
"It felt amazing, it was a sense of relief," Bailey told Brian Costello of the NY Post postgame. "It felt good knowing that my interior line did their job and the coverage did their job and just allowed me to capitalize."

#bucs

Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick's son, James Wilkie, made a surprising statement about his 'modeling career' after showing off his ripped physique in a June photoshoot.
The 23-year-old posed for a series of striking portraits for acclaimed photographer Brad Walsh's book FELLA: Images of Men.
In the images, James shows off his sculpted physique and movie-star looks, posing in a fitted black tank top that highlights his muscular arms and broad shoulders.
Another portrait saw him leaning casually against a fireplace in a vintage graphic T-shirt and paint-splattered pants, while a close-up shot captured his tousled hair, piercing gaze, and undeniable resemblance to both of his famous parents.
The images led many fans to believe that James was setting his sights on a modeling career; however, he has since shut down those rumors.

#james #Career #sarah #wilkie

The Valley's star and former Vanderpump Rules alum has recalled a terrifying experience she had with her 13-month daughter Kaia.
Kristen Doute shared a photo of Kaia with whom she welcomed with fiancé Luke Broderick in June 2025, informed her followers that her baby girl wasn't feeling well. She shared a photo of her daughter asleep in bed alongside a caption about her welfare.
"Little angel had a super high temp last night and we took her to the ER. this is the scariest part of being a mama," she wrote on Monday, Aug. 17.
Thankfully, she updated fans a day later that they had visited ER and "poor little thing has a UTI." The reality star added on her Instagram Stories."SO happy she's finally safe & asleep."

#shared #asleep #vanderpump

Jack Munro & Roos van Reek teamed up to win Mixed Open in Birmingham.
The largest indoor pickleball event held anywhere in the world was held last weekend, with 3,400+ players descending into Birmingham, England for the 2026 English Open, powered by the ****** ociation of Pickleball Players (APP) and continuing a multi-year relationship between the US-based tour and the biggest European organization out there.
Let's do a quick recap of the results, highlighting the winners, the upsets, and the top International players who made waves. The event featured a slew of pros from the US, joined by some of Europe's top players and even some visitors from the East.
Ignasi De Rueda, who plays out of Barcelona and is one of the top Spanish players who plays primarily out of the continent survived the massive draw to take gold. In the final, he topped APP Next player Jake Bower. Bower had taken out top APP player Livornese in the quarters and Poland star Mateusz Matysik to earn his finals spot. Meanwhile, De rueda crushed another APP Next star Jayden Broderick in the semis before a tight 11-9 third game win for the ****** le.
In a great display of the spread of the game, the semis of the Women's draw featured players from Spain, Croatia, Netherlands, and the USA. Of course, the Croatian actually plays in the States, while the Dutch player primarily plays in Australia, so you just can never tell. Dutch star Roos van Reek topped APP next star Brooke Revuelta in one semi, while Croatian-born Domenika Turkovic (currently No. 4 on the APP tour) made fast work of Barcelona-based in the other. In the final, Turkovic outlasted van Reek for the ****** le.

#roos

A year ago, one of the stars of the NFL preseason was undrafted rookie center Willie Lampkin, who was playing for the Rams and putting on a show, repeatedly knocking opposing defensive linemen on their backs. Unfortunately for Lampkin, he was injured before he could earn a roster spot, and the Rams waived him with an injury designation with the hopes that he would clear waivers and end up back in Los Angeles.
The Eagles, however, recognized Lampkin's talent and made the rare decision to claim the injured undrafted rookie off waivers. That meant Lampkin spent last season rehabbing his injury and developing in Philadelphia, and now he's impressing again in the preseason, with the Eagles.
Lampkin looked great in the Eagles' preseason opener and is drawing attention in particular for one particular play: On a third-and-15 pass, Lampkin kept Ravens defensive tackle Broderick Washington far away from Eagles quarterback Andy Dalton. Some offensive linemen think their job in pass protection is done once the ball is thrown, but the tenacious Lampkin kept blocking Washington, driving him down the field and ultimately throwing him to the ground.
Lampkin was a starting guard for five years of college football, and at North Carolina he was a first-team All-American and won the Jacobs Blocking Trophy as the best offensive lineman in the ACC. With that kind of résumé, you'd think he would have been a top draft prospect. But at North Carolina's Pro Day, Lampkin measured at just under 5-foot-11, and he weighed 279 pounds. NFL teams don't want offensive linemen who are that small. Lampkin went undrafted.
His size hasn't seemed to matter, however, as he's routinely getting the better of much bigger defensive linemen. Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni said last week that every time he watches the offensive line practice tape, he sees Lampkin doing well.

#Eagles #linemen #undrafted #defensive

Aug. 6—GRAND FORKS — The UND football team wore full pads and brought in local officials on Thursday morning as the Fighting Hawks went through fall camp Day 8.
Here are five observations from practice.
Although the offense has had the better of the defense the last few days, UND's true freshmen defensive tackles — twins Mason Beaver and Isaac Beaver of Kearney, Mo. — have shown a knack for getting into the backfield.
Early during live hitting, Mason brought down UND hard-nosed running back Griffin Broderick. Later, Isaac had a five-play stretch in which he was in the backfield twice — the second time he flushed quarterback Jack Sulik for what might have been a quarterback sack.
UND has shown at fall camp it's planning to start Logyn Eckheart and Albany transfer Kylyn Macklin at tackle, but the Beaver twins are pushing the next mix along with Eastern Illinois transfer Kefa Pereira (6-1, 305) and Tyler Henry.

#beaver #mason #backfield

This article originally appeared on SteelersNOW.com.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers offensive tackle Andrus Peat has announced his retirement after 11 seasons in the NFL.
Peat, 32, spent the 2025 season with the Steelers. He played in six games and made three starts, mostly filling in at left tackle after Broderick Jones suffered a season-ending injury.
Peat was injured himself, suffering a concussion against the Baltimore Ravens that allowed Dylan Cook to seize the left tackle job. Peat returned for three final games as a reserve and also dressed by did not play in the playoff loss to the Houston Texans.
He became a free agent this March when his contract with the Steelers expired and he did not sign with another team.

#peat #games #three #former

The Steelers continued to drill the fundamentals as another day of training camp wrapped up at Saint Vincent College.
Channel 11 sports director Jenna Harner got some clarity on one of the players who was just cleared to return to practice.
She spoke with Broderick Jones since he was medically cleared to return.
The offensive lineman is relieved to be back on the field with his teammates.
Jones suffered a neck injury in Week 12 of last season that ultimately required spinal fusion surgery in the offseason.

#jones #return #steelers #jenna

A white wedding dress isn't always the first choice for brides: Several stars have taken a less traditional route for their wedding look, opting instead for a black outfit.
Chloë Sevigny first wed her husband, Siniša Mačković, in a black midi dress for their civil ceremony in 2020, before hosting a larger celebration two years later. Meanwhile, Shenae Grimes-Beech intentionally chose a black ballgown for her 2013 wedding to Josh Beech to showcase an elevated version of her everyday style.
Sarah Jessica Parker picked a black wedding dress when she married Matthew Broderick in 1997. While the iconic gown sparked a bridal trend, the **** and the City actress told Marie Claire in 2006 that she chose black to draw attention away from herself.
"I was too embarrassed to get married in white, and both Matthew and I were reluctant to have people pay so much attention to us," she said. "Which is ridiculous, because that's when you can relish the attention, when it's natural."
Here are eight celebrities who wore black wedding dresses.

#dress #married

On Tuesday, the Pittsburgh Steelers will report to Saint Vincent College for training camp. It will be the 59th year the Steelers have held camp at Latrobe, missing only during COVID. We already gave you the rundown of five storylines to watch and now we offer up four more storylines we have to keep an eye on.
Despite the addition of veteran Michael Pittman Jr., the Steelers still need to see a significant ***** p in production from the team's slot receiver. This will come down to rookie Germie Bernard and veteran Roman Wilson. We want to see the two of them duke it out in practice reps and in the preseason and see if the rookie can hold off the veteran with something to prove.
We had hoped the Steelers and Porter would have already agreed to terms on a contract extension but unless they announce something on Monday, we expect Porter Jr. to "hold in" at training camp until the two sides agree, even if it means the Steelers have to restructure some contracts to get it done.
We know that defensive coordinator Patrick Graham has said he plans to move Jalen Ramsey back to a slot cornerback, hybrid linebacker in his defense but we want to see if the lack of depth at safety shows itself and forces him back to safety again in 2026.
There's no doubt offensive tackle Broderick Jones will start training camp on the PUP list and we wonder if he will be available at all, but there is speculation that defensive tackle Sebastian Joseph-Day will also be on the PUP when training camp kicks off, which shuffles the defensive line rotation.

#veteran #porter #storylines #slot

The Baltimore Ravens do not lack star power on defense.
Trey Hendrickson gives Baltimore a premier edge rusher. Roquan Smith remains the centerpiece at inside linebacker. Kyle Hamilton and Malaki Starks could form one of the NFL's most versatile safety duos, while Marlon Humphrey, Nate Wiggins, and Chidobe Awuzie give the secondary established names at cornerback. Nnamdi Madubuike, Travis Jones, Calais Campbell, and Broderick Washington headline a defensive front with power, experience, and proven production.
Training camp, however, is rarely defined only by the stars. Baltimore's championship hopes could also depend on the players fighting for rotational roles, special teams spots, and final roster positions. Those names will not receive the same daily attention, but they could shape the depth chart once pads come on.
Here are under-the-radar defensive players to watch when Ravens training camp opens.
Peebles is one of the more intriguing defensive linemen on the roster because his path is tied to Baltimore's depth up front. The Ravens have high-end talent on the defensive line, but Anthony Weaver's group will need more than four trusted players to survive a full season. Peebles has an opportunity to show he can provide interior quickness, disruptiveness, and energy behind the established rotation. If he flashes during one-on-one periods and holds up against the run in team drills, he could force the Ravens to think hard about keeping another young defensive lineman.

Championship teams aren't built by stars alone. We've seen this yearly from the Baltimore Ravens and each of the other 31 franchises. For every Lamar Jackson, Kyle Hamilton, or Roquan Smith, there's another player whose importance only becomes obvious when he's asked to shoulder a larger workload.
Those players rarely dominate headlines, but they often determine whether talented rosters reach their potential. Broderick Washington could become one such player for the Ravens in 2026.
After missing most of last season while recovering from a torn Achilles, he enters training camp healthy and with an opportunity to reclaim a key role along Baltimore's defensive front. It's a position that may carry more significance than many realize.
The Ravens have ***** embled one of the NFL's most talented defenses. The defensive line, however, may still carry questions.
In 2025, Washington missed all but three games due to injury and was in the starting lineup only once. Nnamdi Madubuike was lost after September when it was announced that he would miss the remainder of the season due to a neck injury. This past April, he had neck surgery, and the hope is that he will be able to play in the 2026 season.

The reality is, the Steelers like Iheanachor a lot and taking him tells us a lot about where the team is with Broderick Jones. Our prediction is that as a rookie, Iheanachor is going to eventually supplant Dylan Cook as the team's starting right tackle.
We love Bernard's versatility and expect him to slide into the WR3 slot immediately. He's going to get plenty of snaps but probably not a ton of targets as a rookie. We do like the idea of him being able to move around the formation and free up the other receivers to move around.
Once Aaron Rodgers signs, the clock starts for Mason Rudolph and the battle between Will Howard and Allar. Realistically, Allar ends up the No. 3 quarterback and is inactive most weeks.
Everett is an ultra-athletic football player but is very raw. He's been tremendous in minicamps and is quickly climbing the depth chart to the point he could be the first outside cornerback off the bench.
Of all the rookies, Dunker might be the player who ends up fast-tracked into the starting lineup. He might not be the starting left guard Week One but we do expect him to take over the job at some point during the season.