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Last updated: March 19, 2026, 6:30 PM ET

League Governance & Offseason Moves

NFL owners are scheduled to convene soon to consider a succession plan for the Raiders, which includes granting Silver Lake co-chief executive officer Egon Durban an option to acquire a majority stake from current owner Mark truncated. Separately, the league is reportedly laying groundwork to hire replacement officials in case negotiations with the NFL Referees Association fail to yield a new collective bargaining agreement before the season commences. Furthermore, the Browns are proposing a rule change that would extend the window for trading draft picks from three years into the future to five, indicating a shift toward longer-term roster planning across the league.

Quarterback Depth & Team Needs

In quarterback movement, the Minnesota Vikings agreed to terms with Carson Wentz on a one-year contract Thursday, bolstering their depth at the position during a crucial year for the franchise's signal-caller situation. Meanwhile, the Washington Commanders are still aiming to address key roster holes, specifically seeking improvements at receiver, cornerback, and center following earlier free agency activity. These personnel decisions come as analysts continue to rank the best offseason acquisitions, with only 16 out of more than 60 signings and trades evaluated thus far receiving top 'A' grades for value and impact.

Free Agency Signings & Player Departures

The Cleveland Browns are adding defensive end AJ Epenesa via a one-year deal reportedly worth up to $5 million, signaling an immediate boost to their pass-rushing unit. This signing contrasts with the recent departure of wide receiver Mike Evans, whose move to the San Francisco 49ers did not leave Tampa Bay GM Jason Licht feeling "betrayed", as Licht stated Evans "earned the right to make this decision." Elsewhere in receiver news, four-time Pro Bowl wide receiver T.Y. Hilton officially announced his retirement after a decade with the Colts and a final appearance with the Cowboys in 2022.

UFL Season Preparation

As the NFL offseason continues, attention is also turning toward the alternative spring league, with the UFL set to kick off its third season on March 27. Schedules detailing every team match-up across all networks are now available for fans tracking the league's development. The league features new teams, updated logos, and key players across the board, offering a unique look at talent development ahead of the next NFL Draft cycle.