NFL Free Agency

Who’s still available in NFL free agency? Here’s an updated look at the top unsigned players.

The Patriots have finally found a No. 1 wide receiver with the addition of free agent Stefon Diggs.

Cooper Kupp is staying in the NFC West — and returning to his home state.

By the time free agency officially began on Wednesday, most of the top players on the open market had already been scooped up.

The Buffalo Bills and Philadelphia Eagles made sure to secure the futures of QB Josh Allen and RB Saquon Barkley, respectively. Here are some other highlights from the first few days of NFL free agency.

If the San Francisco 49ers really want to pair Pro Bowl edge rushers Nick Bosa and Joey Bosa, this might be their last shot at doing so.

The New York Jets officially released QB Aaron Rodgers on Thursday. Here are five possible landing spots for the four-time MVP.

Aaron Rodgers has a new weapon.

Here’s an updated look at some of the top available NFL free agents at each position.

The Bears found their receiver to pair with DJ Moore, trading a fourth-round pick to the Chargers for Keenan Allen, a source confirmed to NBC Sports Chicago’s Josh Schrock. The Bears confirmed the move on Thursday night. According to a report from Ian Rapoport, the Chargers approached Allen about taking a pay cut to help the organization come down...

Two of the biggest signings in NFL free agency reportedly are under investigation by the league. Here’s what to know.

Calvin Ridley reportedly is staying in the AFC South but joining a new team.

Following the beginning of the legal tampering period in NFL free agency, some big names were quick to make moves.

The Los Angeles Chargers have released wide receiver Mike Williams as a salary-cap move before the new NFL year begins on Wednesday.

Star running back Derrick Henry reportedly has agreed to a two-year, $16 million deal with the Baltimore Ravens.

The 49ers will have a new No. 2 quarterback next season with Sam Darnold reportedly set to sign with the Minnesota Vikings.

The Philadelphia Eagles and Atlanta Falcons are among the winners and losers from a hectic first day of 2024 NFL free agency.

The Washington Commanders have agreed to terms with running back Austin Ekeler on a two-year deal worth up to $11.43 million. A person familiar with the deal confirmed it to The Associated Press, speaking on condition of anonymity because it hadn’t been made official. The signing gives the team a one-two backfield punch of Ekeler and Brian Robinson Jr. The...

The Green Bay Packers reportedly have made another splash in the opening hours of NFL free agency.

Another star running back reportedly is off the board in free agency.