NFL Football 8-Hour Briefing
×Last updated: March 14, 2026, 7:40 PM ET
NFL Free Agency Moves
The New York Giants secured wide receiver Darnell Mooney on a one-year deal worth up to $10 million, bolstering their receiving corps with a player coming off a 60-catch season with the Bears. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Chargers retained quarterback Trey Lance on a new contract, giving the former first-round pick another opportunity to develop behind starter Justin Herbert. The Tennessee Titans restructured Calvin Ridley's contract to keep the veteran wideout for the 2026 season, ensuring continuity in their passing attack after Ridley's 1,200-yard campaign last year.
Veteran Quarterback Signings
The Cincinnati Bengals added depth at quarterback by signing Josh Johnson to a one-year deal, bringing the 34-year-old journeyman back to the organization where he previously served as a backup. Johnson's NFL career has spanned 12 teams, and his experience will provide insurance behind starter Joe Burrow. The moves highlight how teams are prioritizing veteran presence in their quarterback rooms as they prepare for training camp and the regular season.
Off-Field Developments
The late Jim Irsay's expansive memorabilia collection generated over $93 million at a Christie's auction, setting records for NFL-related collectibles. The sale included rare items from Irsay's tenure as Colts owner and his personal collection of rock 'n' roll artifacts. The astronomical figure underscores the growing market for sports memorabilia among collectors and the enduring legacy of one of the NFL's most colorful owners.