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Team Transactions

The Green Bay Packers brought back Sean Rhyan espn.com on a three-year deal. The New Orleans Saints utilized a rare clause to get under the 2026 salary cap ahead of the negotiating window espn.com. The Packers acquired Zaire Franklin espn.com from the Colts.

The Chargers and Khalil Mack agreed espn.com to a one-year deal. The Ravens and Tyler Huntley espn.com reached a two-year agreement. The Vikings restructured T.J. Hockenson's deal espn.com, freeing up cap space. Eddy Piñeiro espn.com secured a four-year extension with the 49ers. The Cowboys placed espn.com a second-round tender on kicker Brandon Aubrey. The Seahawks reached a deal espn.com with linebacker Drake Thomas.

Player Movement

Maxx Crosby expressed his appreciation espn.com for his time with the Raiders. Darious Williams retired from the Rams espn.com. Taylor Decker, the Lions' longest-tenured player, requested his release espn.com. The Bills released Taron Johnson and Curtis Samuel espn.com. The Texans released Joe Mixon espn.com.

Coaching Changes

Kyle Shanahan is hiring Matt Eberflus espn.com to the 49ers' defensive staff.

Contract Restructures and Extensions

The Eagles and Jordan Davis reached an agreement espn.com on a three-year extension. The Texans extended Trent Brown espn.com with a one-year deal. The Browns restructured Deshaun Watson's contract espn.com. The Rams re-signed Kam Curl espn.com.

Free Agency & Draft Buzz

The Eagles' plans espn.com for free agency are being discussed. The Bengals' offseason espn.com holds significant importance. Mike Clay provides his fantasy football rookie rankings espn.com.

Other News

The Patriots and Tommy DeVito agreed espn.com to a two-year deal. The Chargers inked Tyler Biadasz espn.com to replace Bradley Bozeman. The Bears are releasing espn.com linebacker Tremaine Edmunds. Mac Jones enjoyed espn.com a weekend in Cabo.

Potential Moves

Cameron Jordan espn.com will become a free agent.