NFL Football 8-Hour Briefing
×Last updated: March 17, 2026, 9:30 PM ET
AFC Personnel Moves & Roster Overhauls
The Indianapolis Colts aggressively restructured their secondary by signing veteran cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt, reuniting him with former coach Lou Anarumo, while simultaneously dipping into college basketball to secure tight end prospect Carson Towt, the 6-foot-8, 250-pound forward from Notre Dame. Out in the AFC West, the Broncos completed a massive trade, acquiring star receiver Jaylen Waddle from the Dolphins in exchange for their first-round pick, forcing analysts to question if Denver is now a legitimate Super Bowl threat while Miami embarks on a potentially premature rebuild. Furthermore, the Houston Texans fortified their offensive line by agreeing to a two-year contract with veteran guard Wyatt Teller, signaling a commitment to protecting their quarterback amidst a general push to revitalize the unit.
NFC & Free Agency Signings
In the NFC, the Detroit Lions addressed their edge rotation, with free agent D.J. Wonnum agreeing to a one-year pact worth up to $6 million*, according to his agents, following his recent two-year tenure with the Carolina Panthers. The Philadelphia Eagles also made a splash by landing speedy receiver Hollywood Brown* on a one-year deal valued at $6.5 million, aiming to inject immediate vertical threat into their receiving corps for the upcoming campaign. Meanwhile, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was observed boxing during offseason workouts, an indication he is intensely preparing for the season as he looks to overcome the hamstring injury that limited him to just 13 games the previous year.