Bears, Packers Draft Hype; Injury Updates, Roster Shakeups

0:00It's April 23rd. This is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Cory with the story. Chicago Bears' tight ends are hyped for their new roles, heading into the 2026 NFL draft. Coast and Lovelin laid out his plan to dominate opponents, while Cole commits stressed how he fits perfectly in Ben Johnson's offense. The team's assistant GM kept it simple, saying their main goal is just not to mess up in the draft. Meanwhile, Bears wrapped their final media session before the big event, with everyone feeling the pressure to build right. Over in Green Bay, Packers GM Brian Gutekunst admitted they need more bodies at cornerback to shore up the secondary. Fans and media are buzzing with reactions. ESPN's Michael Wilben ripped into the NFL, and Jay Glazer dropped a cryptic hint about something major brewing in Round 1. Patriots shot down rumors of hiring a crisis expert for their Mike Rabel and Diana Racini drama. On the injury front, Louisville-Y receiver Chris Bell is beating rehab expectations, and

1:01prospect Kayla Banks' routines will be fully cleared by early June. Cowboys exec Stephen Jones confirmed no long-term extension for George Pickens this year, and the Saints' draft picks might shake up futures for Alvin, Kamara and Cam Jordan. All eyes stay locked on draft night, where these moves could flip entire rosters upside down.