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{NAME}, here is the top news from the NFL for Tuesday, 05/26/2020 [NFL Daily Newsletter]( [Today's Date] [Today's Date] Can Joe Burrow be a winner as a Bengals rookie? [[ALT_PLACEHOLDER]]( [All signs point to the No. 1 overall pick being the starter for Cincinnati, but historical stats say being a rookie winner is unlikely.]( [Read >]( Jets' Adams unlikely to be extended, traded in near future [Will the Jets lock up Jamal Adams long term? Will they trade him to the Cowboys? NFL Network's Ian Rapoport explains why neither scenario is imminent for the star safety.]( [Read >]( Will 4th-and-15 be better than 8 out of 63? [Only eight of 63 (12.7 percent) onside kick attempts in the NFL were recovered in 2019, per NFL Research. Hence why fourth-and-15 might be a better proposition.]( [Read >]( Bears' Nagy to use starters in preseason [Matt Nagy made a controversial decision last year, electing to sit his starters in the preseason. The move ultimately backfired, leading the third-year Bears coach to change his approach this offseason.]( [Read >]( Chances are Foles, Trubisky will each start for Bears [A look into the Bears’ tumultuous history with quarterbacks suggests Mitchell Trubisky and Nick Foles will each start for Chicago in 2020.]( [Read >]( [The Official App of the NFL | Download Now]( [My NFL News] [NFL Games]( [News Article]( [News Article]( [News Article]( [News Article]( [News Article]( [My NFL News] [NFL Games]( [News Article]( [News Article]( [News Article]( [News Article]( [News Article]( [NFL Tickets] [NFL Tickets] [Buy Tickets]( [Buy Tickets]( [Buy Tickets]( [NFL 100]( [NFL Day In History]( [NFL Day In History]( [NFL PLAY FOOTBALL]( [NFL SHOP]( [Join the Conversation] [NFL Twitter Feed]( [NFL on Instagram]( [Join the Conversation] [NFL Twitter Feed]( [NFL Twitter Feed]( Copyright 2020 [NFL.com]( | All Rights Reserved | NFL Enterprise LLC, 345 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10154 [View in Browser]( | [Unsubscribe]( | [Adjust Your Profile]( | [Privacy Policy]( | [Contact Us](

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