NFL Football 3d Briefing
×Trade Moves
The Ravens espn.com acquired quarterback Maxx Crosby from the Vikings in exchange for a 2026 fourth-round pick, a move that reshapes both teams' futures. The Bears espn.com found a new starting center in Garrett Bradbury, acquired from the Patriots for a 2027 fifth-round pick. The Vikings espn.com also saw the retirement of long-time center Ryan Kelly, a 10-year veteran who announced his retirement after an injury-plagued 2025 season. The Texans espn.com made cap space by releasing veteran running back Joe Mixon after he missed the 2025 season due to a foot injury.
Retirements & Releases
Vikings center Ryan Kelly retired after 10 seasons, leaving a significant void at the position following his injury-filled 2025 campaign. The Bills espn.com continued their roster overhaul, releasing veteran nickel corner Taron Johnson, wide receiver Curtis Samuel, safety Taylor Rapp, and cornerback Dane Jackson to reach salary cap compliance. The Texans also released veteran running back Joe Mixon after his lost 2025 season.
Contract Moves & Free Agency
The Patriots espn.com secured a two-year deal with restricted free agent quarterback Tommy DeVito, valued at a maximum of $7.4 million. The Browns espn.com restructured quarterback Deshaun Watson's contract again, freeing nearly $36 million in cap space. The Chargers espn.com signed free agent center Tyler Biadasz to replace the recently retired Bradley Bozeman. The Vikings espn.com are expected to release defensive tackle Jonathan Allen as part of ongoing salary cap reduction efforts.
Offseason Developments
Entrata is working with both Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan on an IPO, signaling significant financial backing. The 49ers espn.com quarterback Mac Jones enjoyed a memorable weekend in Cabo for a camp. The Bills and The Patriots made notable additions to their quarterback situations, while The Browns and The Vikings addressed significant cap concerns through releases and restructuring.