NFL Free Agency Heat: Star Players on the Move Amid Major Contracts
The NFL's free agency period is bustling with significant signings, including major moves from the Eagles and others across the league.
Dobbs replaces Jacoby Brissett, who served as Maye’s backup in 2024.
Patriots signing veteran quarterback to two-year contract
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While it's unlikely to be Pickett — as Cleveland has the No. 2 overall pick in this year's draft — he'll have every opportunity to make a good impression.
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Quite the appetizer for the main course being served this week from the NFL hot stove.
NFL free agency kicks off with a flurry of big moves
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The signing, worth $40 million over two seasons including $30 million guaranteed according to ESPN, is a signal the Jets believe that Fields can still show the talent that made him a first-round draft pick in 2021.
New York Jets to sign QB Justin Fields, according to reports
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NFL's free agency period arrives and a slew of stars cash in as teams fortify or retool rosters
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Summary
This week’s NFL free agency has seen key moves as the Philadelphia Eagles lose defensive stars Milton Williams, who signed with the Patriots for $26 million annually, and Josh Sweat, who joins the Cardinals on a four-year, $76.4 million deal. Khalil Mack re-signed with the Chargers for $18 million, while Davante Adams joined the Rams on a two-year, $46 million contract. The Lions made a splash by signing D.J. Reed for $48 million, with the Jets attracting attention by acquiring Justin Fields on a $40 million deal, marking a transformative period for several franchises.
Perspectives
The Chargers are focused on retaining key defensive players like Khalil Mack to bolster their chances for success after a promising previous season.
Davante Adams' signing with the Rams significantly enhances their offensive capabilities as they move on from Cooper Kupp, aiming for another Super Bowl run.
D.J. Reed's acquisition by the Lions represents a strategic move to strengthen their defense as they target deeper playoff success after a playoff appearance despite injury setbacks.
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