The post–June 1 roster moves have become a key focus across the NFL, as teams adjust their 90-man offseason rosters before final cuts. Veteran players with large cap hits, such as Kirk Cousins and Tyreek Hill, have surfaced in trade discussions—highlighting a league-wide emphasis on financial flexibility ahead of training camps.

Several teams made significant coaching carousel changes earlier this year. July’s new hires include Pete Carroll in Las Vegas, Ben Johnson in Chicago, Kellen Moore in New Orleans, Mike Vrabel in New England, and Aaron Glenn in New York—marking a league-wide strategy shake-up aimed at forging fresh identities and boosting upcoming 2025 campaigns.

Some notable player transaction headlines include:

• Jonnu Smith signing a 1-year, $12 million extension with the Steelers on June 30.
• The Pittsburgh‑Miami blockbuster trade sending Jalen Ramsey to the Steelers in exchange for Minkah Fitzpatrick and a pick swap.

Meanwhile, team-specific developments signal offseason positioning:

• The Kansas City Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes are vocal in rejecting the proposed 18-game regular season, while coach Andy Reid is emphasizing player health amid ongoing debate.
• The Dallas Cowboys loaded up with veteran linebacker Kenneth Murray and drafted cornerback Shavon Revel (recovering from ACL), as Dak Prescott aims for a bounce-back season.