1. NFL games in Mexico or Germany could happen by 2017
By John Breech - CBS Sports
"When the NFL Spring Meetings ended on May 20, Roger Goodell casually mentioned during a press conference that the NFL could soon be playing regular season games in both Mexico and Germany.
However, Goodell didn't exactly give us a timeline for when those games might happen, which is where Art Rooney II comes in.
The Steelers president, who also happens to be a member of the NFL's international committee, said on Friday that he'll be "disappointed" if Mexico and Germany aren't hosting regular season games by 2020." READ MORE…
Super Bowl IV Trophy Unveiled at Gridiron Glory
The Superbowl IV trophy was unveiled at the Gridiron Glory Exhibit at the Kansas City Union Station.
2. Draft moves at linebacker were aimed at future
By Adam Teicher - ESPN
"The roster of the Kansas City Chiefs is at the NFL limit of 90 players. While they still could make a personnel move or two, the roster they have now is at least close to the one they will take to training camp this summer at Missouri Western State University.
Here, we'll continue a series that looks at their roster by position. This time, it's the linebackers." READ MORE…
3. NFL taking closer look at Los Angeles relocation fees
By Nick Wagoner - ESPN
"There are many moving parts to the potential relocation of the St. Louis Rams, Oakland Raiders and San Diego Chargers to Los Angeles. But one that the league is beginning to examine is what the cost of moving will be for the teams that get the green light to go.
Relocation fees figure to be a big part of the equation, and though they won't likely be enough to prevent anyone from moving, the potential cost of a relocation could give some pause, especially if that tag reaches the exorbitant prices some are projecting.
Speaking at last week's NFL spring owners meetings, NFL executive Eric Grubman said the league has hired an outside consulting firm to help determine just what that cost will be." READ MORE…
4. Challenges for Ben Roethlisberger after signing $99 million deal
By Jeremy Fowler - ESPN
"Coming off a career statistical year and with his best supporting cast in years, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has a great chance to play at the level his new contract suggests he will.
Tuesday's OTA session marks the first time Roethlisberger takes the field in a competitive team setting since signing a five-year, $99 million deal this offseason that can vault to $108 million.
Joining Roethlisberger on the field is arguably the league's best running back/receiver tandem in Le'Veon Bell and Antonio Brown, an offensive line stocked with successful draft picks eyeing a top 10 league rushing performance, and several young players that need developmental help from their 33-year-old quarterback." READ MORE…
5. Kubiak: Post-TD playcalling 'will change a great deal'
By Dan Hanzus - NFL.com
"Broncos coach Gary Kubiak is preparing for changes in the wake of the NFL's new extra point and two-point conversion rules.
Last week, owners approved the Competition Committee's proposal to move the extra point to the 15-yard line after decades of spotting the ball at the two-yard line. The owners also tweaked the two-point conversion, giving defenses the opportunity to score two points on a turnover and runback.
Kubiak said the Broncos have had internal talks about the possibility of adding a two-point specialist and added that he plans to carve out time in practice to work on two-point attempts and the defense of those plays." READ MORE…
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Vermeil engineered some of the best offenses in the NFL during his time with the Chiefs
