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Speaking on the Giants Huddle podcast, TE Theo Johnson said he is healthy after undergoing foot surgery last season.
Johnson caught 29 passes for 331 yards and one touchdown last season, but saw his rookie campaign come to an end due to a foot injury. Now healthy and ready to get back to work, the second-year tight end is hopeful he can continue where he left off before his injury, when he went for 26-293-1 over an eight-game stretch. It's far from elite production, but Johnson posted an impressive 9.93 RAS during the 2024 NFL Scouting Combine and averaged a solid 12.2 YPR during his four years at Penn State. He won't be on the fantasy radar to start the season, but Johnson could have some upside if he emerges as a primary receiving threat this season.
(Jul 7 -- NBC Sports)

Why the Eagles still don't have their Super Bowl rings, plus the top 25 moments of the past 25 years
Here's everything you need to know about the NFL for July 7
(Jul 7 -- CBS Sports)

Four reasons why Jaguars' Travis Hunter could have a tough time playing both ways full-time
Hunter could learn quickly that the NFL is much different from college
(Jul 7 -- CBS Sports)

DE Bryce Huff Addresses Eagles Departure
Things did not go according to plan for Bryce Huff in 2024. The high-priced free agent addition was present for only year with the Eagles, spending time in and out of the lineup before being among the team’s healthy scratches for the Super Bowl. In all, Huff managed just 2.5 sacks in 12 games as an Eagle. […]
(Jul 7 -- Pro Football Rumors)

Borussia Dortmund coach: MetLife soccer pitch is "more like a golf green"
Next July, MetLife Stadium will be hosting the FIFA World Cup final match.
(Jul 7 -- ProFootballTalk.com)