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Last updated: March 23, 2026, 3:30 PM ET

NFL Roster Moves & Contract News

The Seahawks secured a massive commitment from wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba, agreeing to a four-year, $168.6 million extension that establishes him as the NFL's highest-paid receiver; this significant investment followed the team's earlier decision to exercise the fifth-year options for both Smith-Njigba and top cornerback Devon Witherspoon. In a related move to maintain wide receiver depth, Seattle matched a multiyear offer sheet extended by the Jacksonville Jaguars to receiver Jake Bobo, ensuring the player remains in the NFC West. Meanwhile, the New England Patriots are preparing to release backup quarterback Joshua Dobbs, clearing the path for Bailey DeVito to assume the QB2 role on the depth chart ahead of the preseason slate.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers continued to bolster their defense, signing free agent linebacker Christian Rozeboom on Monday, according to agents for the player; this organizational activity occurred shortly after the fiancée of Bucs safety Antoine Winfield Jr., Teesa Mpagi, rushed to aid a pedestrian struck by a car outside a team-related flag football event. Across the league, the Atlanta Falcons acquired safety Sydney Brown in a trade with the Philadelphia Eagles that involved a swap of fourth- and sixth-round draft selections, adding defensive backfield help. The Minnesota Vikings also added offensive tackle depth by signing Ryan Van Demark to a one-year contract after the Buffalo Bills elected not to match the offer sheet presented by the Vikings.

In transactional news concerning elite offensive linemen, the San Francisco 49ers are declining the option bonus for veteran Trent Williams while simultaneously hoping to negotiate a new contract, suggesting a willingness to pay a premium to retain the anchor of their offensive line. This focus on high-value contracts prompts a broader examination of free agent spending, as an analysis of megadeals from 2013 through 2022 reveals that big money does not guarantee stardom as demonstrated by contracts ranging from Tom Brady to Brock Osweiler. On the quarterback front in Tennessee, new Titans signal-caller Cam Ward already demonstrated team chemistry by crashing Wan'Dale Robinson's introductory news conference to offer public support for the newly acquired wide receiver from the Giants.

Off-field matters also drew attention over the weekend, including an incident involving Giants running back Cam Skattebo, who issued an apology on Saturday for making "tasteless" comments regarding CTE and asthma during a recent podcast appearance where the remarks generated controversy. Separately, the city of Pittsburgh is preparing for the incoming professional football event, as Pittsburgh Public Schools enacted remote learning from April 22nd through the 24th to accommodate the logistical needs of hosting the NFL Draft. Furthermore, the Fanatics Flag Football Classic concluded Saturday, where Tom Brady showcased his flag football prowess before Team USA ultimately secured a dominant victory in the exhibition contest over their international counterparts.