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Contract Extensions & Restructures

The Cardinals and Pro Bowl running back James Conner have agreed to a revised contract to keep him in Arizona for 2026, according to NFL Network. The Vikings and tight end T.J. Hockenson agreed to restructure his contract, saving the team more than $5 million in cap space. The Ravens and backup quarterback Tyler Huntley reached a two-year deal worth up to $11 million, sources told ESPN.

Free Agency Moves

The Broncos and linebacker Justin Strnad have agreed to a three-year, $18 million contract that includes $10 million guaranteed, a source confirmed to ESPN. The Packers brought back Sean Rhyan on a three-year, $33 million deal, his agents told ESPN. The Chargers and nine-time Pro Bowler Khalil Mack reached a one-year deal worth $18 million to remain with the team, sources told ESPN.

Trades & Acquisitions

The Packers acquired Colts veteran linebacker Zaire Franklin, sending DT Colby Wooden to Indianapolis in exchange. The Ravens welcomed Maxx Crosby after his trade from the Raiders, with the defensive end expressing appreciation for his time in Las Vegas through social media.

Cap Management

New Orleans got cap compliant with room to spare ahead of Monday's negotiating window opening, utilizing a rare clause to create flexibility. The Saints' creative approach allowed them to position themselves for potential moves in the coming days.

Contract Extensions Continue

The Eagles and defensive tackle Jordan Davis reached agreement on a three-year, $78 million extension that includes $65 million guaranteed, sources told ESPN. The 49ers agreed to a four-year contract extension with kicker Eddy Piñeiro worth $17 million total with $10 million in guarantees, Piñeiro's agents told ESPN's Adam Schefter.

With the negotiating window open, teams are positioning themselves for potential moves. The Jets are evaluating options to revamp their quarterback room through free agency, trading, and the draft. As NFL free agency nears, teams like the Eagles are planning their approach to the market, with top players and teams expected to be active in the coming days.