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Two years out of the game, no preseason snaps, and Aaron Donald walks straight into the Rams’ first team for the opener in Australia.

Seattle changed hands on Thursday. The Khosla family paid $9.612 billion, the biggest price ever attached to an NFL franchise, and the Paul Allen era is formally over six days before the season opener.

One thousand-yard season was enough. Arizona have handed Michael Wilson three more years and $47 million guaranteed.

The review nobody expected to be published The Athletic put the results of its own internal investigation into Dianna Russini in front of readers on Thursday. Its finding: the NFL reporter broke house rules by never disclosing her relationship with New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel. “Russini’s relationship with Vrabel was a clear violation…

Jesse Minter and Declan Doyle have rebuilt the Baltimore offense, and Lamar Jackson says no defense is ready for it. Nobody outside the building has seen it either.

San Francisco left for Australia without Sam Okuayinonu, held back by a foot injury. He is still listed as questionable and could follow the team separately.

Josh Jacobs is on paid leave and Green Bay has no timetable for his return. That leaves MarShawn Lloyd, healthy for one game in two years, as the No. 1 back.

Cincinnati traded a top-10 pick for Dexter Lawrence and stacked the defense with veterans. Joe Burrow says he can already feel the difference, and Ja’Marr Chase is reaching for a 2021 comparison.

Robert Saleh opens his Tennessee tenure against the team that fired him. He says there is no grudge. Two former New York defenders in his locker room might feel differently.