NFL Football 3d Briefing
×NFL Free Agency Moves & Team Updates
The Chargers espn.com solidified their defensive line by signing Pro Bowler Khalil Mack to a one-year contract worth $18 million, ensuring the veteran pass rusher remains in Los Angeles. The Vikings restructured T.J. Hockenson's espn.com deal, saving over $5 million in cap space while keeping their star tight end. Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley agreed to a two-year deal espn.com with the Ravens worth up to $11 million, securing his role behind Lamar Jackson. The 49ers extended kicker Eddy Piñeiro espn.com for four years at a total value of $17 million, with $10 million guaranteed, a significant commitment to their reliable leg.
Retirements & Releases
Longtime cornerback Darious Williams retired after 100 regular-season games espn.com, marking the end of an 11-year career that included 10 seasons with the Rams. The Texans released veteran running back Joe Mixon espn.com following his missed 2025 season due to a foot injury, clearing cap space for new acquisitions. The Bills released four veterans espn.com including nickel corner Taron Johnson and wide receiver Curtis Samuel as part of their cap management strategy.
Team Moves & Coaching Changes
The Packers acquired linebacker Zaire Franklin espn.com from the Colts in exchange for defensive tackle Colby Wooden, addressing their need for pass-rush help. The Eagles agreed to a massive three-year extension espn.com with defensive tackle Jordan Davis, guaranteeing $65 million to secure the defensive anchor. The Cowboys placed a $5.7 million tender espn.com on kicker Brandon Aubrey, hoping to retain the Pro Bowler before free agency begins.
Other Significant Developments
The Ravens expressed interest in acquiring Maxx Crosby espn.com, the former Raiders star who recently retired. The Seahawks reached a deal with linebacker Drake Thomas espn.com on a two-year contract, adding depth to their defense. The Saints will become a free agent espn.com when the new league year begins, as defensive end Cameron Jordan's current contract expires. The Patriots re-signed quarterback Tommy DeVito espn.com to a two-year, $7.4 million deal, securing their backup QB situation. The Chiefs traded Trent McDuffie espn.com in a move with significant implications for their offensive strategy