The 2024 OT7 season has begun, and this year’s coverage will be aired for the first time on NFL Network and available to stream on NFL+. The season kicks off on Saturday, April 6, with NFL Network coverage starting at 4 p.m ET and continuing on Sunday, April 7 at 4 p.m. ET. Opening weekend includes a Saturday matchup between Raw Miami and Hellstar, with top QBs KJ Lacey and Dia Bell in action, including wide receivers Dallas Wilson and Naeshaun Montgomery. The excitement continues with California Power facing Trillion Boys for the first time ever. Players to watch in that California showdown include WRs Madden Williams, Jonah Smith and Daylon Singleton of Trillion Boys, who will be catching passes from QB Ryan Rakowski, including QB Luke Fahey and WR Vance Spafford of Power. 30 four- and five-star recruits are expected to take the field over the course of the weekend. To learn more about OT7, visit here. Furthermore, fans can get the full coverage calendar of OT7 on NFL Network, visit the broadcast schedule page here. Here is what fans need to know to watch live coverage of OT7 this season: Regular-season dates: Saturday, April 6 to Sunday, May 5. Championship Weekend dates: Thursday, June 6 to Sunday, June 9. Locations: Dallas College, Brookhaven Campus in Farmers Branch, Texas (near Dallas); Austin Tindall Sports Complex in Kissimmee, Florida (near Orlando); Tournament Sportsplex in Tampa, Florida. How to watch: NFL Network and NFL+ Coverage schedule: Saturday, April 6 and Sunday, April 7 — Dallas College, Brookhaven Campus, 4 p.m. ET. Saturday, April 13 and Sunday, April 14 — Dallas College, Brookhaven Campus, 4 p.m. ET. Sunday, April 28 — Austin Tindall Sports Complex, 4 p.m. ET. Saturday, May 4 and Sunday, May 5 — Austin Tindall Sports Complex, 4 p.m. ET. Thursday, June 6 to Sunday, June 9 — Championship Weekend at Tournament Sportsplex. Learn more about OT7: OT7 team and roster info. See rule changes for 2024 season. View the full OT7 2024 schedule. Buy tickets to attend OT7 games.

Tre’Davious White has found a second home in the NFL. The two-time Pro Bowl cornerback is joining the Los Angeles Rams on a one-year deal worth up to $10 million. This is a big-name signing for Los Angeles as they seek to reconfigure their defensive setup, now that Aaron Donald has retired, it is an opportunity for White to revive his once-ascendant career. White started his NFL career with the Buffalo Bills in 2017 and finished in second position for Rookie of the Year. He led the league with six interceptions in 2019, his lone All-Pro campaign and first Pro Bowl season, and made the Pro Bowl again the next season with another three picks. He played 61 games in his first four seasons. Eleven matches into 2021, he ripped his ACL on Thanksgiving. He worked his way back to play in six regular-season matches in 2022, then got another brutal blow when he tore his Achilles four games into 2023. White who was ridden with injuries, played in only 21 matches in the past three years. He piqued interest when he became a cap casualty when Buffalo cut players in early March. Now White’s comeback journey will start with the Rams, where he will play alongside Cobie Durant and the newly-signed Darious Williams on a secondary that ranked 20th in passing yards allowed last season. He has 18 career interceptions, with 63 passes defended, five forced fumbles, five fumble recoveries and a defensive touchdown. The extent of his talent has never been in doubt, it was just recent injuries that stalled his growth.  Hopefully, White will get back on track with the Rams in 2024. Related News: Cowboys Dak Prescott to play on current contract for 2024 season.

The Dallas Cowboys and Dak Prescott are ready to play out the final year of his contract. Dallas and Prescott agree that his contract will not be adjusted entering the 2024 season, per a report by NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport.  It was assumed the Cowboys would extend Prescott’s contract this offseason to reduce the massive salary cap figure. However, the club and Dak found it best to play out the deal and figure things out on the other end of the campaign. Early this month, Dallas converted a $5 million roster bonus into a signing bonus, scrapping $4 million off Prescott’s salary cap figure. That number is still a staggering $55.445 million. They also added two extra void years through 2028. Prescott signed a four-year $160 million contract in 2021, no-trade and no-tag clauses. With no extension forthcoming, Dak is on his journey to free agency in 2025. If the Cowboys do not sign him to an extension, he would still count  $40.46 million against the 2025 salary cap. In 2021, Prescott had all the leverage after Dallas used back-to-back franchise tags on the quarterback. This leverage allowed him to negotiate a shorter, four-year deal than the five-year pact the Cowboys wanted. Due to this massive cap number, Prescott still has a ton of leverage. Instead of succumbing to this power, the team is content with letting things play out. There is still time for both sides to iron out the details, and owner Jerry Jones does not seem concerned about the future, saying Tuesday, “We are where we are. We have our contract. We’re locked and loaded for this year, and we can see as we move along how we are thinking.” Related News: Rams sign Tre’Davious White to one-year deal worth up to $10 million.

Chris Jones is staying with the Super Bowl champs. Jones and the Kansas City Chiefs have entered a five-year deal that practically includes $95 million guaranteed, according to NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport, per Jones’ agent Katz Brothers Sports. The final numbers are still being worked out, Rapoport added. Jones who according to some witnesses has passed Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald as the league’s top interior defensive lineman, was only a few days from hitting the open market, but the Chiefs want to bring back their game-changing defender for a run at a three-peat. It is maybe no accident that Jones’ extension is after the Baltimore Ravens and defensive lineman Justin Madubuike accepted a huge deal. Jones’ deal should make him the highest-paid defensive tackle at around $32 million per year, Rapoport reported. That is higher than Donald, who is presently making $31.6 million a year, per Over the Cap. Jones, Gregg Rosenthal’s No.1 free agent, has never shied away from mentioning that he wanted to stay with the Chiefs and general manager Brett Veach said recently at the NFL Scouting Combine that re-signing his versatile DL was “at the top’’ of his priority list.  Now, it has come to pass. Jones, 29, is a five-time Pro Bowler, two-time All-Pro and three-time Super Bowl champion. He has recorded consecutive double-digit-sack seasons and has a penchant for coming up clutch in big matches which are common for Kansas City. An offseason ago, Chris Jones also wanted a long-term re-up with the Chiefs but instead, he held out until a new one-year deal was worked out. Therefore, while Jones and the Chiefs got Super Bowl success once again, another unavoidable contract situation was always looming. Jones held out through a Week 1 defeat to the Detroit Lions this season, but in 2024, he is set to be on the field for the Chiefs’ season opener, beaming with a lucrative new contract. Related NFL News: NFL reporter Chris Mortensen dies at 72.

Wink Martindale has left the New York Giants, but not entirely. Despite Monday reports that Martindale would step down as Giants defensive coordinator, that hasn’t officially happened yet. online pharmacy buy lexapro no prescription with best prices today in the USA Instead, the Giants seem to be hoping for a compromise to keep the former DC. NFL Network Insider Mike Garafolo reported on Wednesday that the Giants have not looking for a new defensive coordinator and do not intend to do as right now, according to sources informed of the situation. online pharmacy buy pepcid no prescription with best prices today in the USA New York wants Martindale to be their defensive coordinator unless and until he resigns, Garafolo reports.

Kareem Jackson had a quiet end to his career with the Denver Broncos, which sent him to a familiar team: Houston. Jackson was claimed through waivers by the Texans, according to the league’s transaction wire. The defensive back was waived by Denver after he served a second supension in the 2023 season for an illegal hit, on Minnesota Vikings quarterback Joshua Dobbs in the Broncos’ comeback victory over Minnesota in Week 11. He was a healthy scratch in Denver’s Christmas Eve loss to New England and with his roster exemption expiring, the Broncos was left with the option of activating him to their 53-man roster, or release him. They chose the first option, sending Kareem to waivers, where the Texans scooped him up. online pharmacy buy cytotec no insurance with best prices today in the USA Jackson started his career at Houston, who chose him with the 20th overall pick of the 2010 draft out of Alabama. online pharmacy buy robaxin no insurance with best prices today in the USA He played alongside Texans coach DeMeco Ryans in Houston for two seasons before Ryans went to Philadelphia in 2012. Jackson followed Ryans out of Texas in 2019, entering in the opposite direction of his ex-teammate to Denver, where he played in 69 matches for the Broncos from 2019-2023. Kareem Jackson will return to where his NFL journey began this week, to join a Texans that has surprised the football world with a shocking turnaround in their first season under Ryans’ guidance. online pharmacy buy zofran no insurance with best prices today in the USA Related NFL News: Vikings’ TE T.J. Hockenson absent for season with ACL, MCL injury.

If the Minnesota Vikings return to the postseason picture, it will have to be without star tight end T.J. Hockenson. Head coach Kevin O’Connell announced on Tuesday that Hockenson had season-ending wounds to both his ACL and MCL. O’Connell added that pass rusher D.J. Wonnum, who was having a sensational campaign, suffered a torn squad. “I can confirm with D.J. Wonnum that he did sustain a tear to his quad. He will be going on injured reserve and he will have that hopefully repaired sometime this week,” O’Connell said. “T.J. Hockenson did sustain an MCL and ACL injury. He will go on IR, as well. Crushed for both of those guys. Two of our most impactful players. Leaders on our team. Kind of set the standard of what we want as Minnesota Vikings in every aspect of who they are as men and teammates and players on the grass. Two guys that will be difficult to overcome their loss, but we’re gonna have to have guys step up, and hopefully still have those guys involved and around our team, because they are like I said, leaders, and very, very important to our locker room.” Considering the late-season wound, Hockenson might not be ready for the beginning of the 2024 campaign. He left Sunday’s defeat by the Detroit Lions early in the third quarter after a catch over the middle.  Hockenson is finishing the 2023 campaign with 95 catches for a team-leading 960 yards and five touchdowns. He is currently second place among tight ends in catches and third in yards through 15 games. The Vikings signed Hockenson to a four-year, $66 million extension this offseason. The loss is difficult for Minnesota, which dropped to a 7-8 on the season, at the No.8 slot in the NFC. While the Vikings attempt to regain their playoff footing sans the star TE, Hockenson being injured could change their approach to 2024.  O’Connell added that rookie receiver Jordan Addision, who also left win an ankle injury Sunday, is considered day-to-day. Related NFL News: Texans declare safety Kareem Jackson off waivers from Broncos.