NFL Football 3d Briefing
×Last updated: March 13, 2026, 4:39 PM ET
Free Agency Moves
The NFL's free agency frenzy continued with several major signings, as the Colts secured Daniel Jones espn.com on a two-year, $88 million deal that could reach $100 million with incentives. Meanwhile, the Titans released L'Jarius Sneed espn.com to save $11.4 million against the salary cap, while the Browns cut Jack Conklin espn.com after six injury-plagued seasons. The Cowboys traded Osa Odighizuwa espn.com to the 49ers for a 2026 third-round pick, and the Patriots released Anfernee Jennings espn.com to free up $3.8 million in cap space.
Quarterback Developments
Geno Smith returned to the Jets espn.com on a one-year deal after New York traded for him before he hit the free-agent market. Smith, who vowed to be better than ever espn.com, will reunite with offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett. The Vikings restructured Aaron Jones Sr.'s contract espn.com to keep him in Minnesota, while the Ravens restructured Lamar Jackson's deal espn.com to create nearly $40 million in cap space.
Defensive Additions
The Bengals signed Jonathan Allen espn.com to a two-year, $28 million contract, bolstering their defensive line. The Bills added Bradley Chubb espn.com on a three-year, $43.5 million deal that could reach $52.5 million with $29 million guaranteed. The Commanders signed K'Lavon Chaisson espn.com and Leo Chenal espn.com to strengthen their pass rush, while the Eagles added Arnold Ebiketie espn.com and Riq Woolen espn.com to their defense.
Offensive Line Moves
The Browns re-signed Teven Jenkins espn.com amid their offensive line overhaul, while the Chargers brought back Trey Pipkins III espn.com on a two-year, $10 million deal. The Packers signed Javon Hargrave espn.com to a two-year, $23 million contract, and the Falcons reached a deal with Samson Ebukam espn.com to bolster their defensive front.
Running Back Signings
The Seahawks signed Emanuel Wilson espn.com to a one-year, $2.1 million deal as they move on from Kenneth Walker III. The Commanders added Rachaad White espn.com to their backfield, while the Vikings restructured Aaron Jones Sr.'s contract espn.com to keep him in Minnesota.
Wide Receiver Additions
The Giants signed Calvin Austin III espn.com to a one-year, $4.5 million deal, and the Dolphins added Tutu Atwell espn.com on a similar contract. The Packers signed Skyy Moore espn.com to help with their return game, while the Ravens signed Foster Moreau espn.com to add depth at tight end.
Veteran Extensions
The Steelers extended Cameron Heyward espn.com on a one-year deal, keeping their defensive captain in Pittsburgh. The Bengals signed Orlando Brown Jr. espn.com to a two-year extension, securing their left tackle. The 49ers re-signed Dre Greenlaw espn.com to a one-year, $7.5 million contract.
Team-Specific Developments
The Giants re-signed Evan Neal espn.com despite four disappointing seasons, while the Ravens signed Trey Hendrickson espn.com after their Maxx Crosby trade fell through. The Jets added Dylan Parham espn.com and Nahshon Wright espn.com to bolster their offensive and defensive lines. The Bills signed Kevin Byard III espn.com to a one-year, $9 million deal to strengthen their secondary.
Front Office News
The NFL reinstated its front office and coaching accelerator program espn.com, which will now include non-minority participants. The Giants' ownership requested to transfer stakes to trusts espn.com, and the league considered adding a Thanksgiving Eve game espn.com to this season's schedule.
Player Updates
Matt Snell, the fullback who helped the Jets win Super Bowl III espn.com, died at age. The Jaguars denied Brian Thomas Jr. trade rumors espn.com, calling reports "fraudulent claims." The Rams hoped to reunite Trent McDuffie and Jaylen Watson espn.com as cornerbacks, while the Bucs signed Al-Quadin Muhammad espn.com to a one-year, $6 million deal.
Coaching Perspectives
Pete Carroll blamed himself for Geno Smith's struggles espn.com in Las Vegas, while the Eagles added veteran presence to their defense espn.com. The Commanders continued their aggressive offseason approach espn.com, and the Ravens successfully navigated their defensive needs espn.com.