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The Bills are signing WR Laviska Shenault, per source as @TomPelissero first reported. Also has experience returning kickoffs.

#Lions are signing veteran QB Kyle Allen, as first reported by @MikeGarafolo. Allen spent the past season with the Pittsburgh Steelers, where he completed one pass for 19 yards. With Jared Goff as the clear-cut starter, he was certainly added for depth.

Free agent running back Miles Sandersplans to sign a one-year deal with the Dallas Cowboys, sources told ESPN's Jeremy Fowler on Thursday night.

The Eagles are signing former Giants CB Adoree' Jackson, a league source confirmed. It’s a one-year deal.

The Cardinals hosted free agent CB Asante Samuel, Jr. on a visit today. He’s spent four seasons with the Chargers.

Sources: Free-agent QB Gardner Minshew reached agreement today on a one-year deal with the Kansas City Chiefs. A new backup for Patrick Mahomes.

Sources: Free-agent WR Noah Brown — who caught the Hail Mary touchdown pass that ignited the Commanders’ season — is retuning to Washington on a one-year deal worth up to $4.5 million.

Rudolph deal doesn't impact Steelers approach on Rodgers Though Mason Rudolph is back in Pittsburgh, the Steelers are still waiting on Aaron Rodgers' decision. But Rudolph's return makes the wait a little less agonizing. In Rudolph, the Steelers have a veteran quarterback with starting experience -- and perhaps even more valuable, experience in the Steelers' organization.

Uncle Rico tush push?

Dowdle's senior year of high school, he was switched to quarterback. The offense still operated under a rush-first mentality, using Dowdle as a duel-threat weapon. As a result, he set a Western North Carolina record for most touchdowns responsible for, with 63 total. The quarterback ran for 51 touchdowns, added 11 passing TDs and even caught a pass for a score. https://www.panthers.com/news/5-things-to-know-about-rico-dowdle

After being released by the 49ers, free-agent Pro-Bowl FB Kyle Juszczyk is meeting today with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

A trade would have negative impact on the 49ers this season. Resulting in a $18.4-mil cap hit this season opposed to the scheduled $10.7-mil cap hit. His value is at an all time low after injury. This wouldn’t make much sense. https://x.com/LeoLuna93/status/1895949566752731374

Saints announced a 1-year deal to bring back OL Will Clapp

Saints announced a 1-year deal for TE Jack Stoll

Two receivers returning: Commanders are re-signing WR KJ Osborn to a one-year deal. Steelers are re-signing WR Scotty Miller to a one-year deal. Deals negotiated by Drew Rosenhaus and Robert Bailey.

As much as I would love any number of these star players on other teams, we need to be realistic here. We aren't going to fill all of our needs, wants, and dreams in one off-season. Some have been saying all off-season, we likely aren't going to get a WR1 this off-season. We need to upgrade some starters here and there and upgrade depth everywhere. Be smart about our cap and our draft capital for a change. We aren't 2 players away, let alone 1.

Free-agent cornerback Isaac Yiadom is signing a three-year deal with the New Orleans #Saints, per agent @ajv. New Orleans has been on the hunt for an additional DB, land on Yiadom

I surely do, Trask was supposed to have learned how to be the next GOAT from Brady according to whoever that was

STEELERS SIGN A QB The Steelers have signed a QB, but it's not the one you're thinking of, so sorry if I got you excited. Mason Rudolph has agreed to a two-year, $8 million deal that includes $4.5 million in guaranteed money, according to NFL Media. Rudolph is returning to the Steelers, the team that made him a third-round pick in 2018. He will presumably be serving as the backup to the starting QB that the Steelers have yet to sign.

Pass-rush help for Philadelphia: Eagles reached agreement today on a one-year deal with former Chiefs free-agent LB Joshua Uche, who now will try to help replace Josh Sweat and Brandon Graham. Deal negotiated by Drew Rosenhaus and Kyle Lincoln.

to think we might actually have a staff smart/competent enough to play the compensatory pick game

ESPN gives Panthers near-perfect grade for Rico Dowdle signing "The Panthers are spending this offseason, which means they might not be spenders next offseason. As a result, they might give Dowdle some run this season, let him walk in free agency and pick up a late-round compensatory pick for him," Walder said. "This deal is cheap enough that they can think about that type of thing." He also noted that the Panthers can always flip Dowdle at the deadline. As a starter for a bad Cowboys team, he rushed for over 1,000 yards. The Panthers' offensive line is stout, and it could push his value so high that the Panthers can get something for him next year. https://www.si.com/nfl/panthers/news/espn-panthers-near-perfect-grade-rico-dowdle-signing

"It’s a tricky spot for Cincinnati to be in—finding a team to give up a premium pick and $30 million (or more) per year for a 31-year-old pass rusher isn’t easy," Breer wrote. "Hendrickson’s camp at one point told the Bengals they could bring home a first-rounder for him, but that hasn’t happened." After Cleveland Browns edge-rusher Myles Garrett signed a four-year, $160 million extension—with an NFL-record $123 million in guaranteed money for a non-quarterback—Cincinnati's negotiations will only get more difficult. Despite posting back-to-back 17.5-sack campaigns, one of the biggest hurdles for Hendrickson will be his age, as he’s set to turn 31 next season.

"The asking price for Trey Hendrickson was also very high," Wolfe said on Wednesday. "The Bengals are asking for a first-round pick and more I was told and teams are waiting that out and hoping that that market drops a little bit when the Bengals come down and maybe they can get that top pass-rusher." https://bleacherreport.com/articles/25170132-trey-hendrickson-trade-rumors-bengals-seek-1st-round-nfl-draft-pick-more-deal

Patriots to release Andrews, longtime center and team captain The New England Patriots are making a change at center that involves one of their franchise pillars over the last decade. David Andrews, an eight-time captain and two-time Super Bowl champion, will no longer be part of the team as the Patriots plan to release him Thursday, multiple sources told ESPN.