NFL Football 8-Hour Briefing
×Last updated: March 17, 2026, 6:30 PM ET
AFC Free Agency Moves & Roster Overhauls
The Indianapolis Colts made multiple signings Tuesday, officially adding free agent cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt, securing a reunion with the defensive back under coordinator Gus Anarumo, while also bringing in a peculiar athletic prospect. The team inked Towt as a TE prospect, bringing the 6-foot-8, 250-pound former Notre Dame basketball forward onto their roster for evaluation at the tight end position. Elsewhere in the AFC, the Houston Texans bolstered their interior line by agreeing to a two-year contract with veteran guard Wyatt Teller, aiming to solidify the protection around their young quarterback in a revamped offensive unit.
AFC West & South Aggression
Denver's aggressive trade strategy continues as reports indicate they surrendered their first-round draft selection to the Miami Dolphins in exchange for wide receiver Jaylen Waddle, signaling an all-in approach for immediate Super Bowl contention. This move contrasts sharply with the team's stated free agency philosophy, as the Broncos have avoided outside signings thus far, preferring to retain their homegrown talent throughout the first wave of the market. Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Eagles landed speedster Hollywood Brown on a one-year agreement valued at up to $6.5 million, providing Jalen Hurts with a proven deep threat following his tenure in Kansas City.