While there hasn't been a plethora of new game results or highlights from the NFL in the last day, given that the league is currently in its offseason, there are several noteworthy updates.

The NFL schedule for the 2025 season has been released, highlighting some intriguing matchups. The Washington Commanders, led by quarterback Jayden Daniels, are set to be featured prominently, with eight standalone games, including five in primetime. This includes a Christmas Day matchup against the Dallas Cowboys on Netflix and an international game against the Miami Dolphins in Madrid, Spain, on November 16[3].

For the Minnesota Vikings, second-year quarterback J.J. McCarthy is expected to make his first start of the season in a Monday night game against the Chicago Bears, marking his return from a meniscus tear[3].

On the injury front, there are no new significant updates, but teams are gearing up for the upcoming season with various offseason practices and training camps.

In terms of coaching and front office updates, there have been no major changes reported recently. However, teams are actively preparing for the new season with their current staff.

Off-field news includes a controversy surrounding Abdul Carter, who has been criticized by Stephen A. Smith for requesting to wear Lawrence Taylor's iconic number 56 jersey[4].

Looking ahead, the NFL season will kick off with several highly anticipated matchups, including the Cleveland Browns facing the Cincinnati Bengals on September 7. The Browns will play all their games in daytime slots this season[3].

For fantasy football, the performance of players like Jayden Daniels and J.J. McCarthy will be closely watched, as their teams' schedules and expected performances could significantly impact fantasy lineups.

In other professional football news, there have been no major announcements or breaking news from other leagues that directly impact the NFL.

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