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While some of the top free agent QB names have established their 2025 addresses, Russell Wilson is an intriguing name whose case still carries some mystery. Those I've talked to still believe he's a viable option with the Giants, and that there's a reasonable chance he ends up back with the Steelers. Though Wilson is 36 and does not come off a vintage year, he did put up decent numbers (16 TD, 5 INT) for a playoff team and many around the league believe you can still win with him. All the available quarterbacks, including Wilson, are waiting on the Aaron Rodgers domino to fall. When it does, Wilson's situation will become clearer. -- Jeremy Fowler, senior NFL writer

The Browns have agreed to terms with former Bucs OLB Joe Tryon-Shoyinka, per source. 2021 first-round pick. 15 sacks over four seasons. Edge depth in Cleveland.

In free agency, Ravens typically target players who are cut because they don't cancel out a compensatory pick for next year. That's why players who will be released -- like Leonard Floyd or Cooper Kupp -- could hold more value to Baltimore than players with expiring contracts.

House call: The #Cowboys and wide receiver/returner KaVontae Turpin have agreed to terms on a three-year deal. Confirmed by agents Darren Jones (MaVen Sports) and Deryk Gilmore (Day 1 Sports and Entertainment), the deal makes Turpin the highest-paid special teams player in NFL history.

Browns eyeing Kirk Cousins? The Browns made a trade for Kenny Pickett on Monday, but it's unlikely that Pickett will be the Week 1 starter. That means the Browns could still add another quarterback. Zac Jackson of The Athletic thinks the Browns will make a play for Kirk Cousins if the Falcons decide to release the QB. Cousins has a $10 million roster bonus coming to him on March 16, so the Falcons will almost certainly want to make a decision on his future before then. We took a full look at the Cousins to the Browns situation and you can check that out here.

More moves in SF: 49ers are releasing Leonard Floyd, per source.

With the Colts adding Daniel Jones on Tuesday, no one would have been surprised if Anthony Richardson requested a trade, but that won't be happening. The QB's agent, Deiric Jackson, told NFL Media that Richardson won't be seeking a trade and that he's ready for the competition. "AR will be ready to roll."

Miles Sanders released by #Panthers after both sides negotiated a restructure -- which Sanders was willing to do -- but they couldn't agree, per source.

Can confirmed Texans signed LG Laken Tomlinson. Laken Tomlinson is as durable as they come. He’s played seven seasons in a row without missing a game. He’ll be competing for the starter role He allowed the sixth highest pressure rate among left guards (9.1%) with at least 300 pass blocking snaps and 11 sacks according to Next Gen Stats.

Washington has signed S Will Harris to a two-year deal, source confirms. The Commanders needed to bolster the secondary after losing Jeremy Chinn to the Raiders.

The Texans re-signed S MJ Stewart per source.

The #Texans are bringing back defensive lineman Mario Edwards Jr. on a two-year, $9.5M deal, per source. Edwards, a 10-year made 12 starts for 31 tackles and three sacks last year.

Late round RB, and a couple UDFA RB. Lesson learned here, move on and address RB in the draft.

Bears re-signing Scott Daly -- Chicago is bringing back long snapper Scott Daly on a one-year deal, per Tom Pelissero.

This is for ARod, forgot to add name there

Former Chargers CB Kristian Fulton has agreed to terms with the Kansas City Chiefs on a 2 year $20 million contract including $15 million fully guaranteed. Deal negotiated by Todd France of Athletes First.

The four-time MVP has had "good conversations" with the Giants, according to NFL Media. Right now, it seems to have two options: Giants or Steelers.

Wide Receiver Chris Godwin: Re-signed with Tampa Bay Buccaneers (three years, $66 million) Amari Cooper: Stefon Diggs: Davante Adams: Signed with Los Angeles Rams (two years, $46 million) DeAndre Hopkins: Marquise Brown: Re-signed with Kansas City Chiefs (one year, up to $11 million) Darius Slayton: Re-signed with New York Giants (three years, $36 million) Keenan Allen: Diontae Johnson: Mike Williams: Joshua Palmer: Signed with Buffalo Bills (three years, $36 million) Elijah Moore: Mecole Hardman Jr.: Marquez Valdes-Scantling: Brandin Cooks: Nick Westbrook-Ikhine: Noah Brown: Dyami Brown: Signed with Jacksonville Jaguars (one year, $10 million) Tyler Boyd: Tutu Atwell: Re-signed with Los Angeles Rams (one year, $10 million) JuJu Smith-Schuster: Nelson Agholor: Mack Hollins: Signed with New England Patriots (two years, $8.4 million) Van Jefferson: Olamide Zaccheaus: Zay Jones: Justin Watson: Signed with Houston Texans Tim Patrick: Tyler Johnson: Robert Woods: Tyler Lockett:

Edge Defender Khalil Mack: Re-signed with Los Angeles Chargers (one year, $18 million) Josh Sweat: Signed with the Arizona Cardinals (four years, $76.4 million) Haason Reddick: Signed with Tampa Bay Buccaneers (one year, $14 million) Malcolm Koonce: Re-signed with Las Vegas Raiders (one year, $12 million) Dayo Odeyingbo: Signed with Chicago Bears (three years, $48 million) Von Miller: Za'Darius Smith: Chase Young: Re-signed with New Orleans Saints (three years, $51 million) Joey Bosa: Azeez Ojulari: DeMarcus Lawrence: Dante Fowler Jr.: Chauncey Golston: Signed with New York Giants (three years, $19.5 million) Matthew Judon: Dennis Gardeck: Preston Smith: Joshua Uche: Derek Barnett: Re-signed with Houston Texans (one year, $5 million) Charles Omenihu: Darrell Taylor: Signed with the Houston Texans (one year, $5.25 million) Brandon Graham: Carl Lawson: Michael Hoecht: Signed with Buffalo Bills (three years, up to $24 million) Emmanuel Ogbah: Pat Jones: Signed with Carolina Panthers (two years, up to $20 million) Joe Tryon-Shoyinka: Deatrich Wise Jr.: Joseph Ossai: Re-signed with Cincinnati Bengals (one year, $7 million) K'Lavon Chaisson: Anthony Nelson: Tyus Bowser: Clelin Ferrell: Jamin Davis: Brent Urban: Lorenzo Carter: Dawuane Smoot: Dre'Mont Jones: DeMarcus Walker:

Linebacker Dre Greenlaw: Signed with Denver Broncos (three years, $35 million) Ernest Jones: Re-signed with Seattle Seahawks (three years, $33 million) Jamien Sherwood: Re-signed with New York Jets (three years, $45 million) Robert Spillane: Signed with New England Patriots (three years, $37 million) Tyrel Dodson: Eric Kendricks: Elandon Roberts: Devin Bush: Kyzir White: Cody Barton: Signed with Tennessee Titans (three years, $21 million) Jerome Baker: E.J. Speed: De'Vondre Campbell: Divine Deablo: Signed with Atlanta Falcons (two years, $14 million) Akeem Davis-Gaither: Signed with Arizona Cardinals (two years, $11 million) Christian Rozeboom: Devin White: Justin Strnad: K.J. Britt: Willie Gay Jr.: Denzel Perryman:

Safety Jevon Holland: Signed with New York Giants (three years, $45.3 million) Camryn Bynum: Signed with Indianapolis Colts (four years, $60 million) Talanoa Hufanga: Signed with Denver Broncos (three years, up to $45 million) Justin Reid: Harrison Smith: Tre'von Moehrig: Signed with Carolina Panthers (three years, $51 million) Juan Thornhill: Justin Simmons: Jeremy Chinn: Signed with the Las Vegas Raiders (two years, over $16 million) Elijah Molden: Re-signed with Los Angeles Chargers (three years, $18.5 million) Andre Cisco: Signed with New York Jets (one year, $10 million) Julian Blackmon: Damar Hamlin: Quandre Diggs: Xavier Woods: Vonn Bell: Will Harris: Jason Pinnock: Eric Murray: Signed with Jacksonville Jaguars (three years, $22.5 million) Ifeatu Melifonwu: Signed with Miami Dolphins (one year, $4 million) Jalen Mills: Chuck Clark: Rayshawn Jenkins:

Cornerback D.J. Reed: Signed with Detroit Lions (three years, $48 million) Charvarius Ward: Signed with Indianapolis Colts (three years, up to $60 million) Rasul Douglas: Byron Murphy Jr.: Re-signed with Minnesota Vikings (three years, $66 million) Carlton Davis III: Signed with New England Patriots (three years, $60 million) Kendall Fuller: Asante Samuel Jr.: Mike Hilton: Darius Slay: Stephon Gilmore: Jonathan Jones: Nate Hobbs: Signed with Green Bay Packers (four years, $48 million) Paulson Adebo: Signed with New York Giants (three years, $54 million) Brandon Stephens: Signed with New York Jets (three years, $36 million) Kristian Fulton: Isaiah Rodgers: Signed with Minnesota Vikings (two years, $15 million) Donte Jackson: Signed with Los Angeles Chargers (two years, $13 million) Jourdan Lewis: Signed with Jacksonville Jaguars (three years, $30 million) Michael Jackson: Re-signed with Carolina Panthers (two years, $14.5 million) Shaquill Griffin: Eric Stokes: Noah Igbinoghene: Marcus Williams: Dane Jackson:

I think a lot came out about Tunsil and the Texans. Apparently he wasn't the lockeroom guy they expected him to be or something like that. I didn't really read up on it, but they got a pretty good haul of picks to rebuild that OL and get much younger in that regard. Expect mocks to have Texans taking OL. They may have 5 Day 1-Day 2 picks now, not completely sure.

Milton Williams better stay healthy The Patriots gave Williams a huge four-year, $104 million contract that includes $51 million in guaranteed money. One other thing the contract includes is a hefty set of per game roster bonuses. Here are the numbers from CBS Sports' Joel Corry, who is a former NFL agent. The Patriots are taking per game roster bonuses to an extreme. Milton Williams has $2.55M ($150,000 for each game active) in 2027 & 2028. The biggest I can recall before this is Colin Kaepernick with $2M annually in his 2014 contract extension. In four seasons with the Eagles, Williams played in 67 of a possible 68 games. However, he only started in 19 of those. If the Patriots are planning to make him a full time starter, Williams will need to stay healthy or he could miss out on $150,000 for every game he misses.

Bucs signing P Riley Dixon — Tampa Bay is signing Broncos punter Riley Dixon to a two-year deal. Per NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, the deal is worth $6 million.