The NFL’s new league year hasn’t even started yet but the landscape already looks a whole lot different due to the mountain of moves both before and during free agency’s legal tampering period.
Geno Smith is a Raider. NFL GMs are still shook over Myles Garrett’s historic deal. D.K. Metcalf swapped coastlines and the Commanders are probably trying to trade for one of your team’s best players as you read this. Overall, it’s been a very hectic several days and there’s still plenty more on tap.
So, with that being said, be sure to keep up with all the free agency action, here. We’ll update this tracker with as many details as possible throughout the coming days.
Note: The following moves do not include players that signed future/reserve contracts.
Arizona Cardinals
The Cardinals keep three players off the bat: Longsnapper Aaron Brewer and safety Joey Blount were extended, but the Cardinals also found a way to keep Baron Browning on a two-year, $15 million extension.
Evan Brown signs a two-year extension: The Cardinals keep their guard that played in all 17 games last year and will pay him $11.5 million over the next two years.
Cardinals make their splash move by signing DE Josh Sweat: The Super Bowl champ rejoins his former coach, Jonathan Gannon, in the desert. The deal is worth four-years, $76.1 million.
The second of the level of the defense receives help: Former Bengals linebacker Akeem Davis-Gaither joined the Cardinals on a two-year, $11 million deal.
Cardinals get some receiving help: Zay Jones agreed to a one-year deal on Tuesday.
A veteran backup for Kyler Murray: Jacoby Brissett, one of the more reliable backup QBs, heads to the desert on a one-year deal.
Mykal Walker provides depth at linebacker: Details have yet to be released regarding both contract length and amount.
L.J. Collier and Greg Dortch receive new deals: The defensive end received a one-year, $4 million deal and the wide receiver received the right-of-first-refusal tender at $3.263 million.
DT Dalvin Tomlinson signed: The veteran signed a two-year, $29 million contract with the Cardinals after stints with the Giants, Vikings, and Browns.
QB Jacoby Brissett signed: The backup got a two-year, $12.5 million deal.
T Jake Curhan signed: The former Seahawks and Bears lineman got a one-year contract.
Atlanta Falcons
Atlanta extends two important players before free agency begins: Longsnapper Liam McCullough and left tackle both received new deals. The former’s conract totals four-years, $5.78 million while the latter makes $45 million over the next two years.
Grady Jarrett’s time with the Falcons comes to a close: After 10 years, Grady Jarrett will no longer be on Atlanta’s roster. He was released on Monday, opening up $12.125 million in cap space.
Falcons hand out a trio of deals to help beef up the defense: Linebacker Divine Deablo agreed to a two-year, $14 million deal, cornerback Mike Hughes is on board with a three-year, $18 million contract, and Leonard Floyd comes to town on a one-year, $10 million deal.
CB Mike Ford signed: The former Cleveland Brown agreed to a two-year, $4 million deal in Atlanta.
Kahdarel Hodge re-signs: The wide receiver and playmaking returner signed a two-year $6 million deal.
DE Ta’Quon Graham joins the squad: It’s a one-year deal with details undisclosed.
The Falcons give center Ryan Neuzil a one-year deal: It’s the right-of-first-refusal tender, which is $3.263 million. He should have a shot at competing for the starting job.
DE Morgan Fox signs: After three seasons with the Chargers, the edge signs a two-year contract worth up to $8.5 million.
DE Kentavius Street re-signed: The edge defender reached a new deal to play his third season in Atlanta.
Baltimore Ravens
Ravens re-sign LT Ronnie Stanley: Baltimore keeps top OT from hitting open market where he could have signed with another Super Bowl contender. It’s a three-year, $60 million deal that includes $44 million fully guaranteed.
FB Patrick Ricard is back: The extremely useful fullback agreed to a one-year, $2.87 million deal.
DeAndre Hopkins is Lamar Jackson’s newest weapon: The veteran wideout will play under a one-year contract in 2025.
Arthur Maulet released: The veteran corner was let go on Tuesday, opening up $2.25 million in cap room.
NT Michael Pierce retired: He spent seven of his nine seasons in the NFL playing for the Ravens, divided in two stints. Pierce also played for the Vikings.
LB Jake Hummel signed: The special teamer got a one-year deal.
S Marcus Williams released: Big free-agent addition in 2022, the defensive back is out after three years.
WR Tylan Wallace re-signed: The depth piece will be back in 2025 with a one-year, $2.25 million contract.
G Ben Cleveland re-signed: The former third-round pick remains in Baltimore, where he’s been since 2021.
QB Cooper Rush signed: Lamar Jackson has a new backup, as Rush signed a two-year deal worth up to $12.2 million. The contract is incentive-driven, based on how many games Rush has to play in. There are $4.2 million in guarantees.
Buffalo Bills
Josh Allen receives his due, Von Miller is out the door, and two key defenders get paid: It makes complete sense that the defending MVP gets paid like he should. It was pretty obvious that Miller’s future was elsewhere. However, a big reason why that suspicion came to fruition is because the Bills clearly believe they have two cornerstones in place on defense and those names are Terrel Bernard and Greg Rousseau. Allen’s extension is five-years, $330 million, Rousseau’s deal is a four-year, $80 million, and Bernard received a four-year, $50 million extension. Miller’s release created $8.4 million in cap room.
And Khalil Shakir gets paid: Oh yea, don’t forget the fact that Shakir signed a four-year, $50 million contract before any of the above happened.
Special teams moves: The Bills extended Reid Ferguson via a four-year deal and released Sam Martin. Ferguson is the team’s longest-tenured long snapper in history.
Josh Allen gets a new weapon: Former Chargers wide receiver Josh Palmer agreed to a three-year, $36 million deal.
The Bills make a sneaky addition in Michael Hoecht: The defensive lineman has been super-productive over the last few years on limited playing time, yet not many people talk about him. He gets a three-year, $21 million deal.
Bills make a trio of moves to bolster the backfield: Veteran Darrynton Evans agreed to a one-year deal, Ty Johnson is back on a two-year, $5 million deal, and fullback Reggie Gilliam agreed to a one-year, $2 million contract.
Joey Bosa comes in to replace Von Miller: Subbing out one Pro Bowl pass rusher for another, Bosa agreed to a one-year, $12.6 million deal.
DT Larry Ogunjobi in the mix: The former Steeler signed a one-year, $8.3 million contract with $8 million in guarantees and incentives to reach $10 million.
S Damar Hamlin is a Bill. The hero agreed to a new one-year with Buffalo.
S Derrick Forrest is also signing with the Bills. In addition to Damar Hamlin, Buffalo signed another safety, as Forrest gets a one-year contract.
CB Kaiir Elam traded: The defensive back is going to the Dallas Cowboys alongside a sixth-round pick. The Bills get a fifth-rounder and a future seventh.
WR Mike Williams is back: After a season elsewhere, he returns with a one-year deal, worth up to $6 million.
WR Laviska Shenault signed: The former second-round pick has played for the Jaguars, Panthers, Seahawks, and Chargers. He is also a kickoff returner.
CB Dane Jackson returns: The cornerback goes back to Buffalo on a one-year deal after a season with the Panthers.
G Kendrick Green signed: A former third-round pick, Green spent time with the Steelers and Texans. He gets a one-year contract.
LB Matt Milano reworked his deal: He took a $3 million paycut and can make it back via incentives. Now, he becomes a free agent next offseason and will not be eligible for the compensatory pick formula.
Carolina Panthers
Cade Mays gets tendered: The Panthers placed an original round tender on the offensive lineman, which is $3.263 million in 2025.
Austin Corbett gets extended: The veteran center is back for 2025 and will make $3 million.
Tommy Tremble receives a solid payday: The former third-round pick signed a two-year, $10.5 million deal after finishing off his rookie contract in 2024.
Jaycee Horn makes history: The talented cornerback signed a four-year, $100 million extension on Monday, making him the highest-paid cornerback in history. He just has to stay healthy.
Trevon Moehrig adds to the secondary: He’s coming off the best year of his career and is looking to keep the ball rolling in Carolina after raking in a three-year, $51 million deal.
Pat Jones helps beef up the defensive line: He’ll provide a nice pass rush boost and isn’t crazy expensive at two years and $20 million.
Panthers are serious about improving the defense: They also signed defensive lineman Tershawn Warton to a three-year, $45 million deal.
Michael Jackson is a new member of the cornerback room: And it looks like he’ll have a chance to start since he agreed to a two-year, $14.5 million deal.
Another big addition to the defensive line: Defensive tackle Bobby Brown III is also expected to be a key contributor up front after agreeing to a three-year, $21 million deal.
RB Miles Sanders released: The writing was on the wall after Chuba Hubbard’s midseason extension. The move opens up $5.225 million in cap room.
Sam Martin finds a new home: He’s the Panthers’ new punter after getting released from the Bills.
Brady Christensen continues his Panthers career: He’s appeared in 51 games over the last four years and will get another season in Carolina after agreeing to a one-year, $2.67 million deal.
RB Rico Dowdle signed: As a way to replace Sanders, the Panthers signed another former NFC East running back, giving Dowdle a one-year deal worth up to $6.25 million. The base value is $2.75 million.
WR Adam Thielen is back: The veteran agreed to a revised deal to play his third season in Charlotte.
WR David Moore re-signed: Head coach Dave Canales loves him, and now he’s back with a new deal.
Chicago Bears
Gerald Everett and Demarcus Walker are released before free agency begins: The two veterans were let go, creating $10.75 million in cap space.
Bears show they’re serious about protecting Caleb Williams: The Bears sent a 2025 sixth-round pick to the Rams for guard Jonah Jackson and a 2026 fourth-round pick for guard/tackle Joe Thuney, fortifying the interior offensive line for 2025 and beyond. The Bears also gave Jackson a one-year extension through 2027.
Tight end Durham Smythe reunites with Ben Johnson: The two were with the Dolphins in 2018 – Johnson was the receivers coach. It’s a one-year deal.
OLB Amen Ogbongbemiga and CB Josh Blackwell will continue to add to the Bears’ depth: Both players are very effective in their roles, especially Blackwell and special teams. They each received a two-year, $5 million extension.
DL Chris Williams is tendered: He’ll make $3.263 million after recording a career-high 3.0 sacks in 2024.
Another major upgrade along the offensive line: The Bears pulled off the trifecta by signing center Drew Dalman to a three-year, $42 million deal.
The Bears get an extremely talented pass rusher entering his prime: Dayo Odeyingbo could easily become the best signing of this class. Especially considering he agreed to a three-year, $48 million deal.
Grady Jarrett quickly finds a new home in Chicago: It didn’t take long for him to find a new gig after the Falcons released him Monday morning. Hours later, Garrett signed a three-year, $43.5 million contract with the Bears.
Tavarius Moore provides talent and speed on special teams: He can also provide depth at safety. It’s a one-year deal, per Spotrac.
Another special teams move: The Bears added long snapper Scott Daly on a one-year deal.
Tyrel Dodson isn’t going anywhere else: The Dolphins re-signed him to a two-year, $8.25 million contract.
WR Olamide Zaccheaus signed: He goes to Chicago after playing for the Falcons, Eagles, and Commanders as a depth piece.
TE Stephen Carlson re-signed: He’s been in Chicago since 2023.
RB Travis Homer re-signed: The gadget player reached a one-year, $2 million agreement.
Cincinnati Bengals:
Cam Grandy kicks things off all the way back in January: The very first move Cincinnati made was bringing back Grandy on a one-year extension. Grandy earned snaps as a rookie tight end last year and should see his role grow next season.
Ryan Rehkow’s rookie campaign turns into a two-year extension: Rehkow won the Bengals’ punter job last year as a rookie and the Bengals locked him under their control through 2026.
Sheldon Rankins released after disappointing 2024: Rankins missed most of last season with viral meningitis after signing a two-year deal last offseason. He was one of the expected cap casualties for Cincinnati.
Cal Adomitis keeps on long-snapping for another year: Adomitis has been the Bengals’ long snapper since 2022. He’ll retain that role this year as well.
Tee Higgins gets tagged again: The Bengals placed the franchise tag on Higgins for the second consecutive year, but made it clear they intend on reaching a long-term contract unlike last year. We’ll see if it works out.
Alex Cappa’s three years in Cincinnati ends: The Bengals released Cappa after his play continued to decline in 2024. He was soon signed by the Las Vegas Raiders to a two-year deal.
Sam Hubbard ends his football career where it started: Hubbard called it a career after seven years with the Bengals. “The Cincinnati Kid” had one year left on his four-year contract extension he signed back in 2021.
Jaxson Kirland earns another shot in 2025: Though his 2024 season was cut short due to injury, Kirkland will return one a minimum one-year deal.
Bengals give Tanner Hudson a one-year deal: Another year for Hudson to help round out Cincinnati’s tight end position room.
Mike Gesicki has a solid year and receives a three-year deal: Gesicki bet on himself in Cincy and it paid off with $12 million in cash coming to him this year. It’s essentially a two-year, $17.5 million deal with another $8 million added on in year three.
Cody Ford provides depth for a couple of years: The Bengals leaned on Ford as a spot starter in 2024 and will give him a chance to become a full-time starter later this offseason pending other moves made at both guard positions.
DT BJ Hill is staying home: Hill comes back to the Bengals on a 3-year, $33 million deal.
Samaje Perine returns: After two years away, the veteran running back comes back on a two-year, $3.6 million deal.
Bengals make four moves to help fortify the defense: Defensive tackle Tedarrell Slaton agreed to a two-year, $14 million deal, linebacker Oren Burks a two-year, $5 million deal, defensive end Joseph Ossai stays in Cincy on a one-year, $7 million deal, and cornerback Marco Wilson comes in on a one-year, $1.52 million deal.
Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins got paid: The two big moves of the Bengals’ offseason are officially done, as the team has agreed to big extensions with their top wide receivers. It’s a four-year, $161 million deal for Chase, and four-year, $115 million contract for Higgins.
Cleveland Browns
Browns save a ton of cap space by restructuring Deshaun Watson’s contract and they also lock up Myles Garrett’s future: Watson’s restructure created $35.769 million in cap room and Garrett signed a four-year, $160 million extension that makes him the highest-paid non-QB in NFL history.
Kenny Pickett comes to town: The Browns traded for the former first-round pick by sending Dorian Thompson-Robinson and a 2025 fifth-rounder to the Eagles in exchange for Pickett.
Browns get some offensive line help: Veteran Cornelius Lucas can play either left or right tackle and agreed to a two-year, $10 million deal after an OK season in Washington.
Browns add two former first-rounders on defense: Pass rusher Joe Tryon-Shoyinka agreed to a one-year, $4.75 million deal and inside linebacker Devin Bush comes to town on a one-year, $3.25 million contract.
T Jack Conklin agrees to a new deal: The right tackle will sign a revised contract that removes a year, making him a free agent in 2026, and pays him $10 million with $2 million more available in incentives.
Dallas Cowboys
Osa Odighizuwa is around for the long haul thanks to a life-changing payday: The disruptive defensive lineman inked a four-year, $80 million deal, cementing his place among the league’s elite interior defenders.
Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb help pave the way for free agency: Both stars restructured their deals, opening up $56.6 million in cap space.
CJ Goodwin and Markquese Bell bolster the secondary after getting extended: The cornerback signed a one-year, $1.42 million deal and the safety signed a three-year, $9 million deal.
Long snapper Trent Sieg agrees to a three-year deal: It amounts to $4.45 million when it’s all said and done.
Javonte Williams will try to resurrect his career in Dallas: The once-promising back agreed to a one-year, $3 million deal and will potentially take over the starting job if Rico Dowdle doesn’t return.
Dak Prescott receives some protection: Guard Robert Jones agreed to a one-year, $4.75 million deal and will join the fight to replace the retired Zack Martin.
Kavontae Turpin gets paid: The electric playmaker agreed to a three-year, $18 million deal after previously receiving a second-round tender valued at $5.346 million.
Cowboys stock the defensive trenches with two former first round picks: Defensive tackle Solomon Thomas is expected to sign a two-year, $8 million contract and defensive end Payton Turner should sign his one-year $3 million deal at 4 p.m. ET on Wednesday.
Bryan Anger is back for two more years: The veteran punter agreed to a two-year deal.
CB Kaiir Elam acquired: The Cowboys are trading a fifth- and a future seventh-round pick for the former Bills’ first-round pick. Dallas also get a sixth-rounder.
LB Jack Sanborn signed: The former Bear reunites with defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus and linebackers coach Dave Borgonzi.
LB Kenneth Murray acquired: Another trade for Jerry Jones, getting the off-ball linebacker in a late-round swap with the Tennessee Titans.
S Israel Mukuamu re-signed: He gets a one-year deal.
RB Miles Sanders signed: The running back returns to the NFC East and gets a one-year contract.
EDGE Dante Fowler is back: After a season with the Commanders, Fowler returns to Dallas on a one-year, $8 million deal. He had played for the Cowboys in 2022 and 2023.
WR Parris Campbell signed: The speedster stays in the NFC East after stints with the Giants and Eagles, signing a one-year contract with Dallas.
Denver Broncos
QB Jarrett Stidham returns as Broncos backup: The Broncos keep a familiar QB should Bo Nix go down with an injury.
LS Mitchell Fraboni re-signs with Broncos: Denver keeps their starting long-snapper of the past three seasons with a three-year, $4.175 million contract.
TE Lucas Krull ERFA tender: A Sean Payton guy who will likely be considered a backup tight end.
Edge Dondrea Tillman ERFA tender: A depth player who made his NFL debut last season.
IDL Jordan Jackson ERFA tender: A key practice squad player returns for Denver.CB
Ja’Quan McMillian ERFA tender: One of the best young nickel corners in the league sticks around on a bargain contract.
D.J. Jones stays in Denver: A three-year, $39 million deal is what it took to keep Jones around.
Matt Peart adds depth to the offensive line: The tackle agreed to a two-year, $7 million deal and could become the team’s swing tackle in 2025.
Broncos secondary gets even better: Former All-Pro Talanoa Hufanga agreed on a three-year, $45 million deal as he looks to become a major factor for Vance Joseph.
Hufanga’s 49ers teammate follows him to Denver: Former 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw has played with Hufanga since the latter entered the league in 2021 and that’ll continue after he agreed to a three-year, $45 million deal.
Bo Nix gets some more help: Veteran wideout Trent Sherfield is expected to sign a two-year, $6 million contract.
LB Justin Strnad re-signed: The key special teamer got a one-year,$2.7 million contract.
Detroit Lions
Derrick Barnes receives a big deal and Marcus Davenport gets another chance with the Lions: The talented linebacker signed a three-year, $24 million deal despite seeing his 2024 season end early due to injury. Davenport also saw his season end early, but is getting another tryout after flashing promise in Year 1.
Za’Darius Smith is shown the door: In a rather surprising move, the Lions released Smith after trading for him during the regular season. His release created $5.75 million in cap room.
Anthony Pittman and Ezekiel Turner bolster the front seven’s depth and special teams: Both guys received one-year extensions ahead of free agency.
Lions secondary gets a shutdown corner in D.J. Reed: This move could help the Lions get over the hump and it didn’t cost a lot at three-years, $48 million.
The Skipper returns: Dan Skipper agreed to a one-year deal, but the amount hasn’t been released yet.
Lions get more help on the defensive line: Veteran DT Roy Lopez should sign the one-year, $4.65 million deal he agreed to once free agency officially begins on Wednesday afternoon.
QB Kyle Allen signed: Jared Goff has a new backup quarterback, as Allen signs a short-term deal.
RB Craig Reynolds re-signed: The third running back on the depth chart has reached a new agreement.
Green Bay Packers
LB Isaiah McDuffie extended: He signed a two-year, $8 million contract.
K Brandon McManus extended: The Super Bowl champion signed a three-year, $15.3 million contract.
S Zayne Anderson tendered: ERFA tender, $1.03 million.
P Daniel Whelan tendered: ERFA tender, $1.03 million.
RB Emanuel Wilson tendered: ERFA tender, $1.03 million.
WR Bo Melton tendered: ERFA tender, $960k.
DE Arron Mosby tendered: ERFA tender, $960k.
T Kadeem Telfort tendered: ERFA tender, $960k.
Packers give Jordan Love some major protection: Former 49ers guard Aaron Banks signed a massive four-year, $77 million deal and will help anchor the offensive line.
Packers add another big piece to the secondary: Cornerback Nate Hobbs, an underrated player, will help the Packers secondary after signing a four-year, $48 million deal.
WR Mecole Hardman signed: Green Bay is finally adding to their WR room.
Houston Texans
Traded for Christian Kirk, signed Dare Ogunbowale, and restructured both Nico Collins’ and Azeez Al-Shaair’s contracts: So far, the Texans have been active when it comes to reshaping their salary cap structure. Kirk also had his contract restructured to create $12 million in cap space.
Sheldon Rankins accepts a one-year deal: For $7 million, Rankins re-joins the Texans after spending a year in Cincinnati.
Derek Barnett stays: He agreed to a one-year deal worth $5 million in order to stay in Houston.
Braxton Berrios adds to the receiver depth and provides special teams play: The jitterbug-type player agreed to a one-year, $1.8 million deal.
Justin Watson adds more depth to the receiver room and on special teams: The three-time Super Bowl winner does the dirty work and makes a big play or two. He’ll bring that to Houston after agreeing to a yet-to-be-specified deal.
Jake Hanson gets extended: The oustide linebacker stays with the Texans for one more year and will make $7 million while doing so.
Texans trade for a Super Bowl-winning safety: Chauncey Gardner-Johnson is heading to Houston after the Texans sent guard Kenyon Green and a 2026 fifth-rounder in exchange for CGJ and a 2026 sixth-rounder. CGJ will count $3.376 million against the cap in 2025.
Texans begin the offensive line rebuild: Guard Laken Tomlinson agreed to a one-year, $4.25 million deal on Tuesday.
Houston makes three more moves on defense: Defensive back M.J. Stewart agreed to a one-year deal, defensive lineman Mario Stewart is expected to sign the two-year, $9.5 million deal he was offered, and linebacker Nick Niemann agreed to a two-year, $6 million contract offer.
DE Casey Toohill signed: The edge rusher got a one-year contract with the Texans after a season in Buffalo.
G Ed Ingram acquired: The Texans address the offensive line, trading a 2026 sixth-round pick for the Minnesota Vikings guard.
CB Derek Stingley signs a massive extension: The premier defender reached a record three-year, $90 million deal with Houston.
FB Jakob Johnson signed: A former member of the International Pathway Program, the German fullback agreed to a one-year deal.
CB Ronald Darby signed: The cornerback stays in the AFC South after a stint with the Jaguars. It’s a one-year, $2.5 million contract.
Indianapolis Colts
Raekwon Davis’ release opens up a chunk of cap room: The Colts let the fifth-year veteran walk and it opened up $6.49 million.
Colts get the safety help they need: Former Vikings safety Camryn Bynum is clearly a big part of the Colts’ secondary plans after agreeing to a four-year, $60 million deal.
Daniel Jones comes in to compete with Anthony Richardson: That’s right. The former sixth overall pick agreed to a one-year, $14 million deal.
Colts also get a lockdown corner: Charvarius Ward, a 2023 All-Pro, agreed to a three-year deal worth up to $60 million.
Ashton Dulin stays through 2026: The deep threat agreed to a two-year, $6.5 million deal.
Braden Smith restructures his deal for 2025: The details are currently unknown.
Colts make sure to keep two centers after losing Ryan Kelly: Danny Pinter signed a one-year, $1.66 million deal and Wesley French was extended.
RB Khalil Herbert heads to Indy: He’s a dual threat that adds some really good experience to the backfield.
DT Neville Gallimore signed: The former Rams interior defensive lineman got a one-year deal.
CB Corey Ballentine signed: After spending three seasons with the Packers, the backup cornerback and special teamer agreed to a deal with the Colts.
Jacksonville Jaguars
IOL Cole Van Lanen tendered: It’s an original round tender on the offensive lineman, which is $3.263 million in 2025. He’s a former sixth-round pick.
C Mitch Morse retired: The move opens up $2.25 million in cap space, with $3.2 million in dead money.
TE Evan Engram released: The move upens up $6.04 million in cap space, with $13.5 million in dead money.
WR Christian Kirk traded: He goes to the Texans for a 2026 seventh-round pick. The Jags get $10.5 million in cap space, with $10.7 million in dead money.
WR Devin Duvernay released: The move upens up $132k in cap space, with $1.2 million in dead money.
WR Josh Reynolds released: The move upens up $4.26 million in cap space, with no dead money.
CB Ronald Darby released: The move upens up $2.44 million in cap space, with $2.7 million in dead money.
Jourdan Lewis becomes the highest-paid nickel CB: Lewis heads to Duval County, after 8 seasons with the Dallas Cowboys, on a 3-year, $30 million deal, that includes $20 million guaranteed.
Nick Mullens follows Grant Udinski to Jacksonville: He’ll back up Trevor Lawrence on a two-year, $6.5 million deal.
Jags replace the loss of Andre Cisco with Eric Murray: He’s expected to sign a three-year, $19.5 million deal.
Another former Viking joins the Jags: Tight end Johnny Mundt, a very good depth player and special teamer, heads to Jacksonville on what should be a two-year, $5.5 million deal.
Hunter Long bolsters the tight end room: He agreed to a two-year, $5 million contract.
Jags may have caught lightning in a bottle with Dyami Brown: The former Commanders receiver may be on the verge of a breakout season and could be a steal at $10 million in 2025.
Patrick Mekari gives Jags all kinds of options: He’s about as versatile as an offensive lineman can get and comes at a solid price in the form of a three-year $37.5 million deal.
Robert Hainsey resumes his starting role: Once a two-year starter, he lost his gig to Bucs rookie center Graham Barton ahead of last year, but should get his job back under Liam Coen after agreeing to a three-year, $21 million deal.
Jags continue to fortify the offensive line: Tackle Chuma Edoga joined the party after agreeing to a two-year, $7 million deal.
Kansas City Chiefs
RG Trey Smith franchise tagged: The Chiefs tagged Smith, intending to facilitate a long-term contract extension. They have until the July 15 deadline to do that, but they’d be smart to get it done quickly.
LB Blake Lynch re-signed: Lynch spent a few days on the Chiefs’ practice squad during the 2024 NFL season, standing out as a standard elevation in Week 18 against the Broncos.
P Matt Araiza ERFA tender: His $960K ERFA tender is non-guaranteed, allowing the Chiefs to bring in some competition after the draft.
OL Mike Caliendo ERFA tender: Caliendo received a non-guaranteed ERFA tender, though it’s for a little over $1M. He’ll be in the mix at starting left guard.
WR Hollywood Brown re-signed: Brown is back for another year after he missed most of the 2024 NFL season with a sternoclavicular joint injury.
LB Nick Bolton re-signed: Bolton signed a three-year extension worth $45M, including $30M guaranteed.
LG Joe Thuney traded to the Bears: Kansas City traded Thuney to the Bears in a salary cap-clearing move of $16M, also earning a fourth-round pick in 2026.
Chiefs continue to reshape the offensive line: Tackle Jaylon Moore has been added into the reconfiguration after agreeing to a two-year, $30 million deal.
Elijah Mitchell adds solid depth to the running back room: The former 49er agreed to a one-year, $3.5 million deal and can help fill the void Samaje Perine left behind.
Long snapper James Winchester is back for the 2025 season: It’s a one-year, $1.65 million contract.
Chiefs get underrated secondary help: Kristian Fulton continues his ascension after agreeing to a two-year, $20 million deal with KC.
Cole Christiansen returns as depth: The linebacker agreed to a one-year deal.
Robert Tonyan Jr. tries to catch on with the Chiefs: The veteran tight end is expected to sign a one-year deal.
QB Gardner Minshew signed: After spending a season with the Raiders, the backup quarterback gets a veteran minimum contract with KC.
QB Bailey Zappe returns: The backup quarterback is back in Kansas City after spending some time on the team’s practice squad last year. He had been signed off the Chiefs’ PS to the Browns active roster in October.
RB Kareem Hunt re-signed: The veteran got a new one-year, $1.5 million deal, with the ability to earn $1 million more via incentives.
DT Jerry Tillery signed: The former Charger returns to the AFC West on a one-year contract. He was with the Vikings last season.
WR JuJu Smith-Schuster re-signed: The wide receiver, who returned to Kansas City during last season, will stay with the Chiefs on a one-year deal.
Las Vegas Raiders
QB Geno Smith acquired: The Raiders gave up a third-round pick to get him from the Seahawks.
C Andre James released: One year after he signed an extension, James is out the door.
WR Michael Gallup’s contract is terminated: He was on the reserve/retired list, but now his contract is finished.
DT Tomari Fox waived: He is a former undrafted free agent.
DE Maxx Crosby extended: The star edge rusher signed a three-year extension worth $106.5 million, with $91.5 million guaranteed.
IOL Alex Cappa signed: Released by the Bengals, he signed a two-year, $11 million contract with Las Vegas.
QB Gardner Minshew released: Signed last offseason, the backup QB is free.
S Isaiah Pola-Mao extended: It’s a two-year, $7.45 million deal.
DL Adam Butler is rewarded: He signed a three-year, $16.5 million deal after his second-straight year with at least 5.0 sacks and is looking toward an even better 2025 season.
Jeremy Chinn comes in to help offset the loss of Trevon Moehrig: Chinn is coming off a career year and his versatility should help the Raiders defense. It’s a two-year, $18 million contract for Chinn.
Raiders hold on to Malcom Koonce: The talented pass rusher suffered a devastating ACL injury last year, but he’ll get another shot to build off the great 2023 season he had a couple years ago. It’s a one-year, $12 million prove-it deal.
Lonnie Johnson adds depth and special teams value: The safety agreed to one-year deal. Details aren’t out, yet.
Elandon Roberts gets a shot to help fortify the second level of the defense: He’ll get a chance to show what he can do after agreeing to a one-year, $3.01 million deal.
CB Eric Stokes signed: The former first-round pick got a prove-it deal. It’s a one-year, $4 million contract.
DE DeMarcus Lawrence signed: The veteran signed a three-year deal worth up to $42 million.
RB Raheem Mostert signed: The runner got a one-year deal with Las Vegas.
CB Darnay Holmes re-signed: The depth piece returns on a one-year contract.
Los Angeles Chargers
TE Tucker Fisk ERFA tender: Fisk returns on a one-year, non-guaranteed deal after appearing 9 games in 2024.
DE Joey Bosa released: The former first-round draft pick saves $25M against the salary cap. He hasn’t ruled out a return to Los Angeles.
DB Elijah Molden turns his short time with the Chargers into a three-year extension: The versatile defensive back scored a three-year, $18.75 million contract in February after getting traded to the team just six months before that.
Return of the Mack: Khalil Mack signed a one-year, $18 million deal on Monday.
Gus Edwards released: It opens up $3.125 million in cap room for the Chargers.
P J.K. Scott agrees to a deal that keeps him in LA through 2026: It’s a two-year, $6 million deal for the veteran punter.
Donte Jackson agrees to a two-year $13 million deal: The former first-rounder still has gas in the tank and can help the Chargers secondary.
Teair Tart can help replace Poona Ford: He’ll get a chance while making $5.5 million in 2025.
Bradley Bozeman agrees to a one-year deal: Terms aren’t disclosed, but the veteran center could wind up becoming the team’s starter.
Najee Harris is the Chargers’ new bellcow: The former first-round pick has recorded at least 1,000 rushing yards and six rushing touchdowns in his first four seasons and will look to continue that streak after agreeing to a one-year, $5.25 million deal with LA.
LB Troy Dye re-signed: The defender is back in LA with a two-year, $5.5 million contract. It can go up to $8 million with incentives.
WR Jalen Reagor re-signed: The former first-round pick has been brought back by the Chargers. Last season, he signed with the practice squad at first and was promoted to the active roster in November.
LB Denzel Perryman re-signed: After returning to the Chargers last season, he stays with a one-year, $3.65 million contract.
CB Benjamin St-Juste signed: The Canadian signed a one-year deal after four seasons with the Commanders.
DE Deatrich Wise Jr. signed: After eight seasons in New England, he gets a one-year contract worth up to $5 million with the Commanders.
DT Da’Shawn Hand signed: The former Dolphin heads to the West Coast on a one-year contract worth up to $3.35 million.
NT Naquan Jones signed: After playing for the Cardinals for most of last season, the interior defensive lineman signs with LA to a one-year contract.
QB Taylor Heinicke re-signed: Justin Herbert’s backup is back on a one-year contract worth up to $6.2 million.
LB Del’Shawn Phillips signed: The former Houston Texans defensive player goes to LA on a one-year contract.
G Mekhi Becton signed: After winning a Super Bowl with the Eagles, the big offensive lineman gets a two-year deal.
Los Angeles Rams
LT Alaric Jackson extended: The Rams took their top free agent off the market with a three-year extension totaling $57.5 million.
CB Tre Tomlinson released: The former Jim Thorpe Award winner will get a new start.
OG Jonah Jackson traded to Bears: Jackson never caught on in Los Angeles, but he will get a chance to start with Chicago.
WR Davante Adams signed a multi-year deal: Matthew Stafford gets another wide receiver to pair with Puka Nacua, and Cooper Kupp appears on his way out of Los Angeles. It’s a two-year, $44 million deal for Adams.
Matthew Stafford restructures his contract: After some smoke that was sending Stafford to places like New York, he stays in LA for another year.
TuTu Atwell gets a shocking payday: Not many people expected the speedster to get this kind of coin, but the Rams clearly see something in him.
Jimmy G is back in LA: The Rams bring Garoppolo back for 2025 on a 1-year deal, after restructuring Matthew Stafford’s deal a few weeks ago.
Poona Ford stays in LA, but moves in with the Rams: The former Charger will be key piece of the Rams defense after agreeing to a three-year, $27.6 million deal.
The Cooper Kupp era is over: After unsuccessfully trying to trade the former Super Bowl MVP, the Rams will cut him at the start of the new league year.
DE Larrell Murchison re-signed: The interior offensive lineman returns on a one-year contract.
RB Ronnie Rivers re-signed: The small and fast running back agreed to a new deal in LA.
Miami Dolphins
CB Kendall Fuller released: The veteran cornerback was let go ahead of the new league year.
RB Raheem Mostert released: He was cut after three seasons with the team.
TE Durham Smythe released: The tight end was released, giving him a chance to find a new home ahead of unrestricted free agency.
CB Ryan Cooper Jr. claimed: Dolphins got him via a waiver claim from the Seattle Seahawks.
LB Cameron Goode tendered: ERFA tender, $1.03 million.
OT Kion Smith tendered: ERFA tender, $1.03 million.
CB Kader Kohou tendered: RFA rights of first refusal tender of $3.263 million.
Dolphins buy some Tua insurance: Former first-round pick Zach Wilson agreed to a one-year, $6 million deal and will back up Tagovailoa.
Tua also receives some protection: Guard James Daniels will plug in at one of the interior spots after agreeing to a three-year, $24 million deal.
Larry Borom also joins the OL as the likely swing tackle: He could also potentially replace Terron Armstead if he chooses to retire after agreeing to a one-year deal. Monies has yet to be disclosed.
DB Ifeatu Melifonwu joins the secondary. It’s a one-year,$4 million deal, possibly replacing Jevon Holland.
LB K.J. Britt signed: The former Buccaneer goes to Miami on a one-year contract.
RB Alexander Mattison signed: The runner goes from Las Vegas to Miami.
OL Liam Eichenberg re-signed: The versatile offensive linemen returns on a one-year deal.
TE Pharaoh Brown signed: The 30-year-old tight end goes to Miami as a depth piece.
P Ryan Stonehouse signed: Miami got a former All-Pro after he had been released by the Titans.
CB Artie Burns signed: The former first-round pick agreed to a one-year deal.
Minnesota Vikings
P Ryan Wright extended: He signed a one-year, $1.75 million deal that can be worth up to $2 million with incentives.
RB Aaron Jones extended: It’s a two-year, $20 million deal for the star offensive player.
S Theo Jackson extended: He agreed to a two-year, $12.6 million deal that keeps him in Minnesota through 2027.
DT Javon Hargrave signed: The numbers aren’t available yet.
G Will Fries signed: The former Colt is signing a five-year, $88 million deal.
DT Jonathan Allen signed: Minnesota got the former Commanders star on a three-year, $60 million contract.
CB Byron Murphy re-signed: He isn’t going anywhere because of a three-year, $66 million deal.
Isaiah Rodgers adds more secondary help: It’ll be interesting to see what his role is. Regardless, he’s expected to sign a two-year, $11 million deal on Wednesday.
S Bubba Bolden signed: It’s a minor depth signing.
C Ryan Kelly signed: More to the interior of the offensive line, and another Colt. He got a two-year, $18 million contract.
S Harrison Smith is back: The Vikings legend agreed to an adjusted deal and will return for a 14th season in Minnesota. It’s a $10.25 million deal, that can go up to $14 million with incentives.
G Ed Ingram traded: The backup guard was moved to the Houston Texans for a 2026 sixth-round pick.
LB Eric Wilson is back: The depth linebacker and special team returns to Minnesota after three seasons with the Packers.
RB Jordan Mason acquired: The Vikings gave up a 2026 6th-round pick and a 2025 7th-round swap to get the running back. He also received a two-year contract worth up to $12 million.
C Garrett Bradbury on his way out: The Vikings released the center with a post-June 1st designation.
CB Jeff Okudah signed: The former third overall pick is back in the NFC North, signing a one-year contract.
New England Patriots:
Harold Landry reunites with Mike Vrabel: Coming off three straight seasons with at least 9.0 sacks, Landry is back with his old head coach and is looking to replicate their previous success in New England.
DT Davon Godchaux traded: The Saints acquired him for a 2026 seventh-round pick.
LB Sione Takitaki released: The Pats also moved on from him one year after his extension, like Godchaux.
LB Christian Elliss tendered: RFA rights of first refusal tender of $3.263 million.
CB Alex Austin tendered: ERFA tender, $1.03 million.
C Ben Brown tendered: ERFA tender, $1.03 million.
DT Jeremiah Pharms Jr. tendered: ERFA tender, $1.03 million.
WR JaQuae Jackson tendered: ERFA tender, $960k.
T Demontrey Jacobs tendered: ERFA tender, $960k.
TE Austin Hooper is back or another year: It’s a $5 million deal for the serviceable tight end that finished 2024 with 45 receptions for 476-yards and three touchdowns.
LB Robert Spillane is headed to New England: The 29-year old linebacker signs a 3-year, $37 million deal, after a career year with the Raiders in 2024. Spillane tallied 158 total tackles and 10 tackles for loss.
CB Carlton Davis on the move: The former Buccaneer and Lion signs a 3-year, $60 million deal with the Patriots.
DT Milton Williams signed: The big splash of the offseason came with the Super Bowl star, who got a four-year, $104 million contract with New England.
T Morgan Moses signed: The former Jet got a three-year, $24 million contract.
DT Khyiris Tonga signed: The former Cardinal gets a one-year,$2.7 million deal.
QB Josh Dobbs signed: It’s competition for backup QB Joe Milton, who might even be traded. Dobbs got a two-year, $8 million contract.
WR Mack Hollins signed: The Patriots are taking an offensive weapon away from the divisional rivals Bills, signing Hollins to a two-year, $8.4 million contract, with $2 million more available via incentives.
DT Greg Gaines is back: The interior defensive lineman signed a one-year, $3.5 million contract.
C David Andrews released: The legendary offensive lineman has been cut, and retirement is on the table.
EDGE K’Lavon Chaisson signed: The former first-round pick got a one-year, $5 million contract from New England.
G Wes Schweitzer signed: More depth to the Patriots’ offensive line, signing the veteran who had played his last two seasons for the Jets.
S Marcus Epps signed: It’s a one-year deal worth up to $4.5 million. The veteran has played for the Vikings, Eagles, and Raiders.
C Garrett Bradbury signed: The former Viking agreed to a two-year contract worth up to $12 million, with $3.8 million in guarantees.
New Orleans Saints
DT Davon Godchaux acquired: The Saints gave up a 2026 seventh-round pick to the Patriots.
WR Dante Pettis extended: He signed a one-year deal.
LB Nephi Sewell tendered: ERFA tender, $1.03 million.
Jamaal Williams released: The former rushing touchdown leader is on the streets – his release saved $1.59 million.
QB Derek Carr restructures his contract and opens up a ton of cap room: The move created $30.9 million in cap space.
DE Chase Young extended: On the eve of his old deal voiding, the Saints agreed to a new deal with the edge defender. It’s a three-year, $51 million contract Worth up to $57 million.
S Tyrann Mathieu restructured: The veteran and fan-favorite agreed to a paycut with incentives to make the money back.
S Justin Reid signed: The former Chief follows Mathieu’s path and signs a three-year, $31.5 million, with $22 million in guarantees.
TE Jack Stoll signed: The Saints keep adding, signing the former Eagle and Dolphin to a one-year contract.
CB Isaac Yiadom returns: After a season with the 49ers, the cornerback goes back to New Orleans with a three-year, $9 million deal. He had played for the Saints in 2022 and 2023.
C Will Clapp signed: The veteran returns to New Orleans after stints with the Chargers and Bills.
WR Velus Jones Jr. signed: The former third-round pick stays in the NFC South after a stint on the Panthers.
New York Giants
P Jamie Gillian’s three-year extension highlights a string of pre-free agency moves: Gillian’s deal is $9 million over the aforementioned three years. Long snapper Casey Kreiter and tight end Chris Manhertz both received one-year deals, with the former’s totaling $1.422 million.
LS Casey Kreiter extended: The special teamer got a one-year contract.
QB Tommy DeVito tendered: It’s an ERFA tender of $1.03 million.
C Jimmy Morrissey re-signed: He got a one-year, $1.03 million.
DT Roy Robertson-Harris signed: It’s a two-year, $10 million contract for the veteran who had been released by the Seahawks.
DE Chauncey Golston signed: It’s a three-year, $19.5 million deal.
S Jevon Holland signed: The best safety on the market agreed to a three-year, $45.3 million contract.
LB Chris Board signed: He got a two-year contract worth up to $6 million.
OT James Hudson signed: The lineman will receive a two-year, $12 million contract with $4 million more available in incentives.
Darius Slayton just keeps coming back: The deep threat agreed to a nice payday totaling $36 million over three years.
Paulson Adebo adds elite talent to the Giants secondary: Big Blue has its shutdown corner in Adbeo, who agreed to a three-year, $54 million contract.
T Stone Forsythe signed: The former Seahawks offensive lineman had 14 starts over the last four years.
G Greg Van Roten re-signed: The veteran offensive linemen agreed to a new contract.
G Aaron Stinnie re-signed: The veteran is back after starting three games for the Giants last season.
LB Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles signed: A special teamer, he had played with the 49ers for six seasons.
DT Jeremiah Ledbetter signed: The veteran got a one-year, $1.775 million deal.
EDGE Victor Dimukeje signed: The former Cardinal has eight starts in 55 games and four sacks throughout his NFL career.
New York Jets
WR Davante Adams is gone after just a few months in New York: The writing had been on the wall regarding this move that saves the Jets $29.9 million in cap space. The team will also release Aaron Rodgers as a post-June 1 cut at some point.
LB Jamien Sherwood gets paid and is a key piece of the future: Sherwood is coming off a career year and looks like the next evolution at linebacker. His deal is three-years, $45 million.
CB Brandon Stephens signed: Jets are expected to sign him to a three-year, $36 million contract.
S Andre Cisco signed: The Jets intend to sign the high-ceiling defensive back to a one-year, $10 million deal.
Justin Fields is the Jets quarterback for 2025: The former first-rounder signed a two-year, $40 million deal and will take over the starting reins.
EDGE Rashad Weaver signed: The former fourth-round pick by the Titans got a one-year deal in New York.
QB Aaron Rodgers released. After some talk about what New York could do with his deal, Rodgers will be officially released at the start of the new league year. That allows the Jets to use a post-June 1st designation.
T Chukwuma Okorafor signed: With experiences for the Pittsburgh Steelers and New England Patriots, Okorafor offers depth for the Jets.
DB Isaiah Oliver re-signed: The versatile defender received a new deal with the Jets.
C Josh Myers signed: The Jets keep reinforcing the offensive line, adding Justin Fields’ former Ohio State teammate. It’s a one-year, $3.5 million contract.
LB CJ Mosley released: The five-time Second-Team All-Pro is out after six years with the Jets.
LB Jamin Davis re-signed: The former first-rounder finished the season in New York and got a new one-year deal.
TE Stone Smartt signed: The former Charger gets a one-year deal in New York. He was slated to be a restricted free agent, but Los Angeles did not tender him.
RB/KR Kene Nwangwu re-signed: The special teamer agreed to a one-year contract up to $2.5 million.
CB Kris Boyd signed: The former Texan is a key special teamer.
WR Tyler Johnson signed: After two years with the Rams, the veteran goes to New York. He won a Super Bowl with the Buccaneers in his rookie season.
DT Derrick Nnadi signed: After seven years in Kansas City, with three Super Bowl rings, the interior defensive lineman goes to New York.
Philadelphia Eagles
Saquon Barkley makes history and Zack Baun is officially a foundational piece on defense: The Eagles made Barkley the richest running back in NFL history and also gave Baun a huge (and well-deserved) payday. It’s good to be king.
QB Kenny Pickett traded: Howie Roseman moved the backup quarterback to the Cleveland Browns and acquired quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson and a fifth-round pick.
CB C.J. Gardner-Johnson traded: Another day, another trade for Howie Roseman. He sent the cornerback and a 2026 fifth-round pick to the Houston Texans in exchange for former first-round guard Kenyon Green and a 2026 sixth-round pick.
Ben VanSumeren with a new deal: He plays on both sides of the ball, as linebacker and fullback, and got a new one-year deal with the Super Bowl champs.
RB AJ Dillon signed: The former second-round pick got a one-year contract after missing last season because of a neck injury.
EDGE Josh Uche signed: After stints with New England and Kansas City, Uche goes to Philly on a one-year deal.
TE Harrison Bryan signed: The former Raider and Brown got a one-year deal worth up to $2 million.
CB Adoree’ Jackson signed: An old rival for the Giants, Jackson goes to Philly.
RB/KR Avery Williams signed: A fifth-round pick by the Falcons, Williams gets a one-year contract with the Eagles.
LB Patrick Johnson signed: The former Giant receives a one-year deal.
TE Kylen Granson signed: More depth to the Eagles tight end room with the former player from the Colts.
EDGE Azeez Ojulari signed: Another former Giants player goes to Philly in free agency, as Ojulari reached a one-year, $4 million contract.
T Lane Johnson reworked his deal: The adjustment adds $8 million over the next two years, and an additional $30 million in guarantees to the old value. The deal now goes through 2027.
Pittsburgh Steelers
The Steelers trade for DK Metcalf and sign him to a five-year extension: It’s the biggest deal ahead of free agency, without a doubt.
TE Donald Parham is back for 2025: The veteran signed a one-yer deal to stay in Pittsburgh.
Jaylen Warren gets tendered: The soon-to-be fourth-year running back was slapped with second-round tender worth $5.346 million.
LB Malik Harrison taken away from a divisional rival: The former Raven off-ball linebacker signed a two-year, $10 million contract to change sides in the AFC North rivalry.
DT Larry Ogunjobi released: The interior defensive linemen is out in Pittsburgh after three seasons.
CB Brandin Echols signed. The former Jet had five interceptions (including two pick-sixes) in New York and now is headed to Pittsburgh.
RB Kenneth Gainwell signed: It’s a one-year, $1.79 million contract.
QB Mason Rudolph is back: After a season with the Titans, the backup quarterback returns to Pittsburgh with a two-year, $8 million contract.
WR Scotty Miller re-signed: The former Super Bowl champion agreed to a new one-year deal.
WR Ben Skowronek re-signed: Another depth piece returns in 2025.
DT Daniel Ekuale signed: After four years in New England, Ekuale signed with the Steelers.
S Juan Thornhill signed: After two years with the Browns, the former Chiefs safety signs a one-year contract with the Steelers to stay in the AFC North.
DT Isaiahh Loudermilk re-signed: The interior defensive lineman reached a new one-year deal with Pittsburgh.
San Francisco 49ers
G Ben Bartch signs an extension and the 49ers pick up a rival’s rejection: Bartch’s deal is a one-year, $1.33 million extension and the 49ers picked up cornerback Tre Tomlinson off waivers after he was let go by the Rams.
TE Luke Farrell signed: The blocking tight end will get a three-year, up to $20.25 million with $11 million in guarantees.
RB Patrick Taylor re-signed: After spending the 2024 season in San Francisco, the depth running back agreed to a new one-year deal.
S Richie Grant signed: The former Falcon got a one-year contract from the Niners.
RB Jordan Mason tendered: It’s a second-round tender for the backup running back, and the value is $5.658 million.
DE Leonard Floyd released: He’s out after only one season and 4.5 sacks in San Francisco.
Kyle Juszczyk released and then signed again: In a shocking move, the eighth-year player was released, creating $4.26 million in cap room. However, he was signed again later on a two-year, $ 8 million deal.
WR Demarcus Robinson signed: The old rival from the Rams joins San Fran on a two-year, $9.5 million deal.
QB Mac Jones signed: The quarterback is finally a Niner after all. He got a two-year deal worth up to $7 million, with $5 million in guarantees.
LS Jon Weeks signed: The special teamer gets a one-year, $1.422 million contract to replace Taybor Pepper, who had been released.
RB Jordan Mason traded: The 49ers moved the back to the Vikings for a 2026 6th-round pick and a 7th-round swap in 2025.
CB Siran Neal signed: The special teamer, who’s played for the Bills and Dolphins, signed a two-year deal in San Francisco.
Seattle Seahawks
The Seahawks steal headlines by trading QB Geno Smith to the Raiders: It’s easily one of the biggest trades of the offseason. The ‘Hawks shipped Smith to Vegas for a third-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.
WR Tyler Lockett headlines a list of several cuts: The veteran wide receiver is out after 10 seasons with the team. Dre’Mont Jones, George Fant, Rayshawn Jenkins, and Roy Robertson-Harris were also released. The five moves cleared $44.3 million in cap room.
LB Ernest Jones and DL Jarran Reed are Seahawks for the foreseeable future: Jones received a three-year, $33 million deal after being on three different rosters at one point in 2024 and Reed signed a three-year, $22 million deal after a career year.
CB Josh Jobe returns on a one-year deal: The former UDFA showed some promise during his first year in Seattle and it earned him a $2 million contract.
WR DK Metcalf traded: After requesting a move, he got it and goes to the Pittsburgh Steelers for a second-round pick.
LB Ernest Jones IV re-signed: Acquired in the middle of last season, he will get a three-year, $33 million deal.
DT Jarran Reed re-signed: The interior defensive lineman got a three-year, $22 million to stay in Seattle.
T Josh Jones signed: The tackle is back in the NFC West with a one-year, $4.5 million contract.
QB Sam Darnold signed: The big move to replace Geno Smith was signing Darnold to a three-year, $100.5 million contract in free agency.
WR Marquez Valdes-Scantling signed. The speedster will get a one-year deal worth up to $5.5 million. He won two Super Bowls with the Chiefs.
WR Cody White re-signed: He will play his third consecutive season for Seattle.
WR Cooper Kupp signed: The former Super Bowl MVP signed a three-year, $45 million contract with Seattle.
CB Shemar Jean-Charles signed: The former fifth-round pick has played for the Packers, 49ers, and Saints.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Lavonte David isn’t going anywhere: The Bucs legend is back for his 14th season in Tampa Bay and he’s making good money. Per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, he’s locked in for $10 million that includes $9 million guaranteed in 2025.
Kaevon Merriweather helped the Bucs in 2024 and gets rewarded: The Bucs secondary was ravaged by injury, prompting Merriweather to step up. He played well and received the $1.03 million ERFA tender, as a result.
Haason Reddick lands in Tampa Bay: After a chaotic 2024 for the 2x Pro Bowler, Reddick agreed to terms on a 1-year, $14 million deal with the Buccaneers.
Chris Godwin is back again: The Buccaneers locked down WR Chris Godwin with a 3-year, $66 million deal, that includes $44 million guaranteed. Despite only playing 7 games in 2024, after suffering a gruesome ankle injury, Tampa Bay brings back a fan favorite.
Ben Bredeson turns a solid season into a big payday: The Bucs’ starting offensive line is officially intact after Bredeson agreed to a three-year, $22 million deal ahead of the tampering period.
Riley Dixon looks to solve the Bucs’ punting woes: The veteran punter agreed to a two-year, $6 million deal.
EDGE Anthony Nelson re-signed: The pass rusher is back to Tampa with a two-year, $10 million contract worth up to $12 million.
QB Kyle Trask re-signed: The backup gets a one-year, $2.787 million to stay in Tampa.
CB Kindle Vildor signed: The former Lion is a depth option and received a one-year contract.
LB Anthony Walker signed: He switched places with K.J. Britt, joining the Bucs after a stint with Miami. It’s a one-year contract.
T Charlie Heck signed: The former fourth-round pick signed a one-year, $1.6 million contract. He’s played for the Texans, Cardinals, and 49ers.
WR Sterling Shepard re-signed: The veteran receiver gets a one-year deal to return to Tampa.
Tennessee Titans
Harold Landry’s run with the Titans comes to an end: Landry recorded 50.5 sacks since he was drafted by the Titans in 2018, but he’s moved on after the team let him go.
LS Morgan Cox is extended: He received a one-year, $1.42 million deal.
OT Dan Moore added to boost offensive line: Former Steelers LT Dan Moore signs a 4-year, $82 million deal, including $50 million guaranteed.
LB Cody Barton signed: He’s played for the Seahawks, Commanders, and Broncos, and agreed to a three-year, $21 million contract with the Titans.
OL Andrew Rupcich re-signed: He’s been with the team in 2022.
CB Darrell Baker re-signed: Former undrafted player goes to his second year in Nashville.
DT Sebastian Joseph-Day re-signed: It’s a one-year contract worth up to $7.5 million.
P Johnny Hekker signed: The four-time All-Pro specialist signed a one-year, fully-guaranteed contract with Tennessee.
WR Van Jefferson signed: The Titans are adding the speedster on a one-year deal worth up to $2.5 million.
G Blake Hance signed. The former Jacksonville Jaguars lineman is signing a one-year, $1.327 million contract with the Titans to stay in the AFC South.
LB Kenneth Murray traded: He signed a two-year deal last offseason and now goes to the Dallas Cowboys for a late-round swap.
G Kevin Zeitler signed: The former Pro Bowl guard got a one-year, $9 million deal with Tennessee after a season with the Detroit Lions.
DT Dre’Mont Jones signed: The Titans keep adding some veterans, giving the IDL a one-year, $10 million contract.
QB Brandon Allen signed: The backup received a one-year deal.
CB Chidobe Awuzie released: Despite the guarantees in his salary, the cornerback was cut after one year in Nashville.
Washington Commanders
The Deebo Samuel trade: This is obviously the biggest move of Adam Peters’ time as GM, but it’s also nothing detrimental in terms of the big picture. It’s a win-win for the Commanders, ultimately.
Zane Gonzalez has a head start on the Commanders’ placekicker position: Washington is far from established at this spot.
Future Hall of Famer Bobby Wagner rejoins the Commanders on a one-year deal: The established veteran helped build the team’s culture in 2024 and now he’s helping it take the next step in 2025.
Zach Ertz is back to help Jayden Daniels: The 13-year veteran had his best season in years, so it makes sense for him to return and help Daniels take another step forward.
John Bates’ value to the Commanders is obvious: The TE2, who shines as a blocker and can catch when needed, was given a three-year deal that keeps him in Washington through 2027.
Chris Rodriguez receives an ERFA tender: He should return in a depth role while making $1.03 million in 2025.
Jonathan Allen is gone: Per Spotrac, the Commanders opened up $16.35 million in cap space after releasing Allen, which nearly offsets Samuel’s contract.
DT Javon Kinlaw signs 3-year, $45 million deal: The former 14th overall pick is coming off of a 4.5 sack, 40 tackle season with the Jets.
The Commanders make their biggest move of the young offseason: Washington sent its third-round pick in this year’s draft, along with its second- and fourth-round picks in next year’s draft to the Texan in exchange for left tackle Laremy Tunsil and a 2025 fourth-rounder. Tunsil is one of the game’s best left tackles and is a major upgrade for the Commanders.
Jeremy McNichols returns to help the running back room: He was solid when called upon in 2024 and it earned him a one-year deal. Details aren’t disclosed, yet.
Will Harris replaces Jeremy Chinn: The hard-hitting safety will help the secondary after Chinn’s departure. It’s a two-year, $6 million deal for Harris.
QB Marcus Mariota is back to help Jayden Daniels: The backup quarterback signed a one-year, $8 million contract to stay in Washington.
NT Eddie Goldman signed: The former second-round pick spent his last two seasons with the Falcons after a long stint with the Bears. It’s a one-year deal.
CB Jonathan Jones signed: The veteran signs a one-year contract after nine seasons with the Patriots.
CB Kevon Seymour re-signed: The veteran spent part of last season on the Commanders’ practice squad.
WR KJ Osborn re-signed: He reached a one-year deal to stay in Washington.
RT Andrew Wylie adjusted his deal: With that, the 30-year-old offensive lineman returns to his third season in Washington.
OL Michael Deiter re-signed: The versatile offensive lineman is back in Washington. Last year, he had 217 snaps at center, 12 at left guard, one at right guard, one at right tackle, and one as a sixth offensive lineman.
WR Noah Brown re-signed: He agreed to a one-year deal, worth up to $4.5 million.
DT Sheldon Day re-signed: Thursday, March 13, was the day of keeping players. The interior defensive lineman received a one-year contract.
CB Noah Igbinoghene re-signed: He goes to his second season with the team.
TE John Bates re-signed: He gets a significant three-year, $21 million contract, with $11.5 million in guarantees.
EDGE Jacob Martin signed: A depth piece, he receives a one-year contract worth up to $3 million.
IOL Nate Herbig signed: With versatility to play center or guard, the former Eagle, Jet, and Steeler agreed to a one-year deal with Washington.
DL Clelin Ferrell re-signed: The former first-round pick will go to his second season with the team.
DE Jalyn Holmes re-signed: The former fourth-round pick got a new deal to stay in Washington for a second season.
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Luciano Pavarotti‘s performance of Caruso with the Orchestre de Paris under the baton of James Levine was a musical moment…
Luciano Pavarotti was sublime in “Caruso”, as his Golden Voice, accompanied by the Orchestre de Paris under the direction of James Levine, brought a story full of tragedy, pain, and intense passion. A performance that left the audience speechless, fully feeling the beauty and sublimity of classical music. (TB)
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In 2009, Tina Turner, dubbed the “Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll,” mesmerized the crowd in Arnhem, Netherlands with a performance…
69-Year-Old Legend, Tina Turner, Brought The House Down In Arnhem, Netherlands, During One Of Her Final Shows On Her 50th Anniversary Tour. Her Electrifying Performance Of Proud Mary Left Fans In Awe, Declaring, “She Was One Of The Greatest Of All Time. No One Can Ever Replace Her.” With Over 60 Million Views On Youtube, The Captivating Footage Of Tina’s Incredible Talent Proves That Her Legendary Spirit Still Rocks The World. (TB)
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A 22-year-old took the stage with a bold and fearless rendition of Eminem’s iconic hit, “Lose Yourself,” and immediately captivated…
A 22-year-old took the stage and fearlessly tackled Eminem’s iconic hit, “Lose Yourself,” giving the judges goosebumps. It wasn’t just the performance; it was the sheer guts it took to cover a song by a legendary figure in hip-hop. The judges were left speechless as his raw energy and passion brought a breath of fresh air to the song. Rather than criticizing him, it was clear that everyone appreciated the courage it took to even attempt such an epic track. (TB)
A 22-year-old took the stage and fearlessly tackled Eminem’s iconic hit, “Lose Yourself,” giving the judges goosebumps. It wasn’t just…
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