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The Jets reached their first deal of free agency on Monday afternoon, agreeing to a one-year deal with linebacker Jarrad Davis.
The deal is worth up to $7 million, according to multiple reports.
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Here’s how Bill Belichick reacts to losing: Spend, spend, spend some more.
The Patriots’ spending spree skyrocketed three hours into the first day of NFL free agency when they agreed to
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The Buccaneers have so far done an excellent job retaining their key free agents, giving wide receiver Chris Godwin the franchise tag and signing edge rusher Shaq Barrett and linebacker Lavonte David
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The Patriots definitely have money to burn.
Entering the start of free agency with the third-most cap space in the NFL, the Patriots made a major investment at tight end by signing Jonnu Smith to a
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Pass rushers are flying off the board in the opening minutes of the legal tampering period ahead of NFL free agency.
Shaq Barrett, a key piece of the Buccaneers’ Super Bowl-winning defense,
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Back in March of 2005, the Giants got busy in free agency, signing middle linebacker Antonio Pierce and right tackle Kareem McKenzie, two players who became fixtures on their triumphant Super Bowl
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With free agency about to begin, here are some last-minute notes and thoughts on the Jets and this important free-agency period gleaned from conversations with sources inside and outside of the
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Kevin Zeitler has a new home.
The former Giants guard agreed to a three-year, $22 million deal with the Baltimore Ravens, according to NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport. The deal will keep the veteran
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What happens the next few weeks will indicate more about what the Giants truly think about their offensive line than any comments made prior to the start of NFL free agency.
Thus far this offseason,
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The Jets have been searching for an edge rusher for 15 years. Is this the year they finally land one … or two?
Free agency begins at noon Monday when the negotiating window between teams and