The NFL's free agency negotiation window opens Monday with teams finalizing blockbuster moves. Maxx Crosby is headed to Baltimore after the Raiders leveraged offers from multiple suitors, leaving Dallas disappointed but firm in its stance against surrendering two first-round picks. Chicago monitored the situation but never emerged as a serious contender.

Philadelphia remains active beyond the A.J. Brown trade market, with executives reporting the Eagles want a first- and second-round pick for the star receiver. New England has entered the mix while Philly pursues Jonathan Greenard from Minnesota as a cheaper edge option. The team is also weighing extensions for Jalen Carter and potentially re-signing Jonathan Greenard.

Running back Kenneth Walker III appears poised to set the market, with the Giants and Commanders among interested teams. Alec Pierce looks headed for a $27 million per year deal as the Colts face an uphill battle to retain him. Meanwhile, the Bears freed $17 million in cap space through the D.J. Moore trade and could target interior pass rush help and linebacker Alex Anzalone to replace Tremaine Edmunds.