There hasn't been much drama in free agency this week, well, except for the whole situation with Aaron Rodgers. The four-time MVP is a free agent for the first time in his career, and although he's had five days to talk with teams,

The NFL's free-agent signing period is officially underway. Which teams have made the best and worst decisions so far?

Teams have been busy these past few days, but that doesn't mean there isn't plenty of talent still out there, waiting to be signed.

Will Stefon Diggs, Aaron Rodgers, Za'Darius Smith and Russell Wilson get paid? Let's restack the top free agents still on the board.

NFL teams have been spending more like a drunken sailor this week, thanks to a higher-than-expected 2025 salary cap. Once teams could officially begin contacting the agents of players with expiring contracts as the two-day negotiating window that's a precursor to the start of free agency opened on Monday,

The Dallas Cowboys are bringing back a familiar face to help bolster their defense in 2025, agreeing to terms with veteran pass rusher Dante Fowler on a one-year, $8 million deal, according to NFL Media.

Veteran pass rusher Dante Fowler is set for his second stint with the Cowboys. Fowler and the Cowboys agreed to a one-year contract today, according to multiple reports. The 30-year-old Fowler previously spent two seasons in Dallas in 2022 and 2023 before playing in Washington in 2024.

Free-agent running back Miles Sanders agreed to a one-year deal with the Dallas Cowboys. Sources told NFL Network, ESPN and KPRC2 Houston about the agreement Friday. Sanders would join a backfield that includes Javonte Williams,

Three days of free agency have come and gone, with Wednesday marking the official start of the new league year. We've seen a number of notable deals come across the wire, including at the quarterback position.