Deebo is of several high-profile free agent wideouts still on the market.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers committed to Aaron Rodgers this offseason, so they should sign his former rival Taylor Decker to solidify the offensive line before it's too late.
Four NFL teams that made the biggest offseason leaps and how their moves could shape the 2026 season.
There's a wide receiver out there who could provide a big boost for Kansas City.
The 32-year-old is adamant he's the best second-best weapon in the game.
Believe it or not, these players are still free agents — but not for long.
Every NFL team made at least one bet this offseason. Some will pay off. Others could derail an entire season.
One new member of the Green Bay Packers already seems like the team should've never made the signing in the first place.
From Tyreek Hill and Stefon Diggs to Joey Bosa, here are the best players remaining in NFL free agency and where they could (or should) end up.
We see more NFL contracts break $50 million per season, but there are still some absolute steals across the league. Whether it's stars on rookie contracts or guys who signed too early, here are 10ish contracts that make their teams smile.
Mayfield is in an increasingly fraught contract dispute with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, which could mean he's headed toward free agency in 2027.
Five NFL players who could change the Super Bowl battle by returning to their former teams in 2026, including Aaron Donald and the Los Angeles Rams.
The best free agent available is still without a new home for 2026.
It's been a busy offseason and some of these teams still have work to do ahead of the start of Week 1.
Be happy, Giants fans, but also be realistic about what OBJ really adds to this team.
You can have all the talent in the world and still not land a big contract to stay with your current NFL team.
While the Kyler Murray signing was a stroke of genius, the same can't be said about every major QB move of the offseason.
Grading every NFL team's offseason with free agency moves, trades and the NFL Draft classes as OTAs start getting rolling.
General manager Joe Schoen and head coach John Harbaugh dug themselves into this hole.
These players shouldn't be on the market for much longer.