NFL Football 3h Briefing
×Last updated: March 12, 2026, 6:42 PM ET
Free Agency Moves
The Buccaneers have landed veteran pass rusher Al-Quadin Muhammad, who agreed to a one-year, $6 million deal espn.com after recording 11 sacks in 2025. Meanwhile, the 49ers re-signed linebacker Dre Greenlaw espn.com to a one-year, $7.5 million contract, while defensive end Bryce Huff announced his retirement espn.com from the NFL. The Dolphins are adding speed to their receiving corps, signing Tutu Atwell espn.com to a one-year contract, and the Falcons have bolstered their defensive line by reaching a deal with Samson Ebukam espn.com, formerly of the Colts.
Trade Rumors & Speculation
Jaguars GM James Gladstone denied Brian Thomas Jr. trade rumors espn.com, calling reports that the team was shopping the third-year receiver "fraudulent claims." The GM's statement puts to rest speculation that had been circulating about the talented wideout's future in Jacksonville.
Cornerback Connections
Former Chiefs teammates Trent McDuffie and Jaylen Watson are looking to reunite with the Rams espn.com, hoping to bring their successful cornerback tandem to Los Angeles. The Chiefs themselves have added veteran cornerback Kader Kohou, who signed with Kansas City espn.com to provide much-needed depth in their secondary.
Running Back Market
The Commanders have added Rachaad White espn.com to their backfield, agreeing to terms with the free agent running back. White's agent confirmed the deal to ESPN's Adam Schefter, giving Washington another option in their ground game as they look to balance their offensive attack.
Defensive Reinforcements
The Bengals have made a significant addition to their defensive front, agreeing to a two-year, $28 million contract espn.com with defensive tackle Jonathan Allen. The deal represents a major investment in Cincinnati's defensive line as they look to rebound from a disappointing 2024 season.