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The Broncos are re-signing LB Alex Singleton, per sources. He gets a two-year, $15.5 million deal to return to Denver.

The Giants are re-signing right tackle Jermaine Eluemunor to a three-year deal worth $39 million, sources tell The Athletic.

Some additional Tyler Linderbaum insights from Jeff:

The Atlanta Falcons plan to sign former Miami Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa on a one-year deal, sources tell The Athletic.

The Falcons will bring in a fellow southpaw to join Michael Penix Jr. in their QB room.

The Commanders are signing ex-Charger Odafe Oweh to a four-year deal worth $100 million, sources tell The Athletic.

Former Seahawks pass rusher Boye Mafe is signing a three-year deal with the Bengals worth $60 million, per sources.

Quite the day for Titans GM Mike Borgonzi, adding five starters:

- DL John Franklin-Myers
- WR Wan’Dale Robinson
- CB Alontae Taylor
- CB Cor’Dale Flott
- TE Daniel Bellinger

The Titans are in agreement with former Saints corner Alontae Taylor, sources tell The Athletic.

The Broncos are re-signing running back JK Dobbins, per sources.

Dobbins returns to Denver after a foot injury cut his 2025 season short after just 10 games.

The Titans are adding at corner, signing Cor’Dale Flott to a three-year deal worth $45 million, sources tell The Athletic.

Another ex-Giant to Tennessee.

Kolar's deal is for three years and $24.3 million, sources say.

The Los Angeles Chargers are signing former Ravens TE Charlie Kolar, per sources.

The Giants are signing former Bears LB Tremaine Edmunds, sources tell The Athletic. John Harbaugh has a new middle linebacker.

The Bengals, 49ers and Colts were interested in John Franklin-Myers. The Titans end up landing him.

The Titans are signing ex-Broncos DE John Franklin-Myers to a three-year deal worth $63 million with $42 million guaranteed, per sources.

Franklin-Myers reunites with Robert Saleh in Tennessee after a career-high 7.5-sack season in 2025 with Denver.

Mike Evans’ deal with the 49ers is for three years and $60.4 million, per source.

A statement from the Glazer family on Mike Evans:

49ers, Mike Evans agree to deal to add top receiver on free-agent market Evans, a six-time Pro Bowler, set an NFL record with 11 straight 1,000-yard seasons to start his career.

More on the 49ers agreeing to terms with former Buccaneers WR Mike Evans:

In talking with people in Tampa Bay leading up to today, they acknowledged that they could still bring back Mike Evans, but that this time, “it felt different.”

Now, the Buccaneers’ franchise leader in receiving is off to San Francisco.

Wide receiver Mike Evans is signing with the 49ers, sources tell The Athletic.

After 12 seasons and a Super Bowl title, Evans' time in Tampa Bay is over.

WR Wan’Dale Robinson agrees to four-year deal with Titans: Sources Robinson, 25, caught 92 passes for 1,014 yards and four touchdowns for the Giants in 2025.

More on the Titans agreeing to terms with ex-Giants WR Wan'Dale Robinson: www.nytimes.com/athletic/709...

The Raiders are signing former Vikings WR Jalen Nailor, sources tell The Athletic.

The Vikings, Patriots and Broncos all showed interest in Nailor.

The player many teams are circling around at this time is Broncos defensive lineman John Franklin-Myers. Multiple suitors are inquiring about the seven-year veteran.

He’s expected to have a big payday.

Raiders, center Tyler Linderbaum agree to three-year deal worth $81 million: Sources Linderbaum was the top offensive lineman available and a three-time Pro Bowl center.

More on the Raiders making Tyler Linderbaum the highest paid center in league history with a record-shattering three-year deal: www.nytimes.com/athletic/708...

It's a four-year deal for $70 million for Robinson in Tennessee.

The Titans are signing wide receiver Wan’Dale Robinson, sources say.

The ex-Giant reunites with former head coach Brian Daboll in Tennessee, providing another weapon for Cam Ward.

The Saints are signing former Jaguars running back Travis Etienne, per sources.

The Jacksonville Jaguars wanted to retain the Louisiana native. The Broncos and Vikings were also interested.

The Ravens worked hard to try to retain Tyler Linderbaum. The Commanders and Browns also inquired. But the price was just too high.

The Raiders are signing center Tyler Linderbaum, sources tell The Athletic.

The top offensive lineman on the market, Linderbaum cashes in with a three-year deal worth $81 million that includes $60 million in guarantees. Las Vegas makes a big splash.

The Lions are signing former Panthers center Cade Mays to a three-year, $25 million deal with $14 million guaranteed, per @josephperson.bsky.social.