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Former 49ers WR Chris Conley announces retirement, plans to return to Georgia to pursue new career | CBS Sports<\/a><\/p>\n NFL<\/a> free agent wide receiver Chris Conley<\/a>, who played the last two seasons with the San Francisco 49ers<\/a>, announced his retirement Saturday after 10 seasons, choosing film school over a continued football career. The former third-round pick out of Georgia finished his NFL<\/a> career with 221 receptions, 2,926 career receiving yards and 15 touchdowns.<\/p>\n According to his agent during an interview with NFL Network<\/a>, Conley will re-enroll at Georgia and study film. An avid Star Wars fan<\/a>, Conley will purse filmmaking and already has worked on one intergalactic project previously.<\/p>\n In an announcement on his personal Instagram account<\/a>, Conley said, \u201cwhen I was a kid I wrote down a set of goals. On that list was \u2018Play 10 years in the NFL.\u2019 Now that this goal has been accomplished, it\u2019s time to set sights on something new.\u201d<\/p>\n Previously, at the end of his collegiate career, Conley stressed the importance of education in a letter to Bulldogs fans<\/a>.<\/p>\n \u201cI would like to set an example that we as people should have a goal to unite families, neighborhoods, and cities for the well-being of our state and then our country,\u201d Conley wrote. \u201cCall me an idealist but I believe that all it takes for change to take root is a willing participant and the faith that it will happen. That same willingness and faith is what allowed a 2-3 star recruit to defy the odds and contribute at the greatest school in the country. <\/p>\n WWE\u2019s \u2018The Miz\u2019 suggests Chiefs star for American Gladiators | Chiefs Wire<\/a><\/p>\n During a recent appearance on NFL Network\u2019s Good Morning Football,<\/a> Miz suggested that Chiefs star Travis Kelce would make a great addition to the show as a Gladiator.<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019m gonna go with two tight ends. I\u2019m gonna go, George Kittle, I\u2019m gonna go with Travis Kelce, because of personality,\u201d said Miz during the broadcast, \u201cA Gladiator has to have a great personality, and got to be out there, not only do that be physically dominating but they got to be someone, either you\u2019re root for, or you\u2019re gonna boo kind of like a WWE superstar.\u201d<\/p>\n Nick Chubb Eyes Transformative NFL Move to Kansas City Chiefs | Motorcycle and Sports<\/a><\/p>\n Kansas City Chiefs<\/a>: A Perfect Fit?<\/p>\n The Kansas City Chiefs, known for their high-octane offense, have long been searching for a consistent ground game to complement their aerial assault led by Patrick Mahomes. Integrating a player of Chubb\u2019s caliber could elevate the Chiefs to an even more formidable force. His ability to control the tempo and wear down defenses would provide a new dimension to their already potent attack. The union of Chubb\u2019s power running with the Chiefs\u2019 dynamic passing game could create a near-unbeatable offensive juggernaut.<\/p>\n Who Should the Chiefs Target in the 2026 NFL Draft? | SI<\/a><\/p>\n Round 1, Pick 30: Caleb Banks, DL<\/p>\n \u201cCaleb Banks is a traditional DT who was solid as a pass rusher in 2024, with four sacks and 29 pressures on 233 pass-rush snaps. At 6\u20195\u2033, 325 pounds, Banks mostly lined up like Chris Jones\u2014 outside the A-gap instead of inside it,\u201d Stolte wrote<\/a>.<\/p>\n \u201cThe Kansas City Chiefs hope Banks can eventually replace Jones, who turns 32 before the 2026 season. This pick is a projection (Banks isn\u2019t a first-rounder just yet), but the potential is real.\u201d<\/p>\n Around the NFL<\/p>\n The Broncos will be a serious threat in the AFC because of this duo | USA Today<\/a><\/p>\n I\u2019ll always believe that Payton is the best play caller in the history of the sport. One of the best play designers. One of the best at getting his players to understand his concepts, and adapting his concepts to the player. I know this because I\u2019ve seen it up and close and personal. Watched him do it. Brees will skip into the Hall of Fame and some day Payton will follow him.<\/p>\n Now, I\u2019m seeing the same thing in Denver. It goes beyond the obvious that Nix and Brees are similar specimens. It\u2019s Payton again morphing the offense around what Nix does best. Payton is also criminally underrated in building a good culture. He\u2019s creating Saints West. Not the Saints you see now. Or the almost comically bad Saints teams from the 1970s. It\u2019s the one that was once solid and even feared.<\/p>\n Trey Hendrickson to Eagles? Tyreek Hill to Patriots? Seven trades we\u2019d like to see during NFL offseason | NFL.com<\/a><\/p>\n Tyreek Hill<\/a> to the New England Patriots<\/a>.<\/p>\n Hill has been at the center of Dolphins<\/a> headlines this offseason. It actually started when he voiced his frustrations at the end of a disappointing 2024 campaign in Miami, both for the Fins (who finished below .500 for the first time since 2019) and Hill (who missed the Pro Bowl<\/a> for the first time in his nine-year career). The star receiver publicly expressed a desire to play elsewhere<\/a>, an idea the Dolphins nixed<\/a> and Hill himself quickly backtracked on<\/a>. However, I\u2019m not convinced Miami will keep him, considering his off-field issues<\/a> and the fact that the franchise can save nearly $15 million by moving him, per Over The Cap<\/a>. The Dolphins might be wary of trading within the division, but if not, the Patriots and Drake Maye<\/a> certainly could use Hill\u2019s services in the passing attack. New England has admirably overhauled the offense this offseason, and Hill would continue that trend by giving Josh McDaniels a guy who can elevate his attack to the next level due to his speed and field-stretching ability.<\/p>\n Former Dallas Cowboys CB Kelvin Joseph Arrested Following Fatal Crash | SI<\/a><\/p>\n Plano police received a call from Joseph before 6 a.m. local time admitting to authorities that he had been involved in a crash that struck a motorcycle. Joseph\u2019s BMW collided with a motorcycle and killed a 27-year-old woman who was operating the bike. Police said they \u201cobserved signs of intoxication\u201d from Joseph, who was taken into custody.<\/p>\n Joseph\u2019s driving while intoxicated charge is a misdemeanor, while the collision involving personal injury or death is a second-degree felony.<\/p>\n Joseph played two seasons for the Cowboys before also joining the Miami Dolphins, Seattle Seahawks<\/a> and Indianapolis Colts<\/a>. He has been playing with the DC Defenders of the UFL this summer.<\/p>\n In case you missed it on Arrowhead Pride<\/p>\n Chiefs News: Chris Jones attending voluntary OTAs ahead of 2025 season<\/a><\/p>\n