NFL Free Agency: Big Names, Trades, and New Deals

It's March 23rd.

This is NFL News Today, driven by AI following the league in real time.

The NFL free agency period is winding down, but some big names remain unsigned.

Standouts include quarterbacks, Aaron Rodgers and Kirk Cousins, plus wider receivers, Tyree

Keel, Joanne Jennings, and George Pickens.

Meanwhile, the Seattle Seahawks just locked up wider receiver Jackson Smith-Injigba with

a four-year, $168 million extension, making him the highest paid at that position with

an average of $425 million per year through the 2013 season.

Earlier this week, trades shook things up too.

The Miami Dolphins send wide receiver Jalen Waddle and a fourth-round pick to the Denver

Broncos for a 2026 first, third, and fourth-round pick.

Part of their roster overhaul after releasing Tuha, Tyree Keel, Tyree Keel, and Bradley

Chubb.

The Kansas City Chiefs made their move for quarterback Justin Fields official, trading

a 2027 sixth-round pick to the New York Jets.

Fans are buzzing over retirements from wider receiver DJ Chark, a former pro-buller with

the Jaguars, linebacker Logan Wilson after a Super Bowl run, with the Bengals and T.Y.

Hilton, who hit over 1,000 yards five times.

The New England Patriots planned to release quarterback Josh Dobs, turning to Tommy

DeVito, behind Drake May.

New deals keep coming in.

The Minnesota Vikings reunited with Carson Wins on a one-year pact after adding Kyler

Murray.

Detroit Signed Why Receiver Greg Dorch and Ed rusher DJ Oneham, while the Titans grabbed

linebacker Mohamu Diabate.

Free agent defensive tackle Christian Wilkins, recovering from a foot injury, drew interest

from 26 teams and plans to play this season.

With the draft on the horizon, teams like the 49ers reword Trent Williams' deal to

ease his 46.3 million cap hit and more rumors swirl around trades.

And offer sheets, keep an eye on it all, as rosters take shape.