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Saturday, March 14

No Trade Inquiries for Retired Quarterback Derek Carr

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Despite retired quarterback Derek Carr expressing interest in returning to football for a Super Bowl contender, the New Orleans Saints have received no inquiries regarding his contract rights. With many teams filling quarterback needs, only the Steelers and Cardinals remain as potential landing spots, though neither is considered a clear contender. Carr remains a potential option for a team if a starter suffers a serious injury before the trade deadline.

Ravens Cornerback Marlon Humphrey Faces March 15th Roster Bonus Deadline

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Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey is approaching a critical date as he is due a $4 million roster bonus on March 15th. Humphrey, who is set to earn $19.25 million in cash for the 2026 season, remains a key figure in the Ravens' defensive plans. While the team is currently navigating the third wave of free agency and internal contract restructures, expectations remain that the veteran cornerback will stay in Baltimore for the upcoming campaign.

Veteran Tight End Mo Alie-Cox Re-Signs with Colts on One-Year Deal

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The Colts have re-signed veteran tight end Mo Alie-Cox to a one-year contract. The 32-year-old, a locker room favorite and premier run-blocker, has spent his entire eight-season career in Indianapolis. In 2025, he recorded 13 receptions for 117 yards and one touchdown while playing 39 percent of offensive snaps. With 125 career games played, Alie-Cox remains a key depth piece and special teams contributor as the team retains its entire 2025 tight end room for the upcoming season.

Seahawks Agree to Terms with Cornerback Noah Igbinoghene

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The Seahawks have agreed to a one-year deal with 26-year-old cornerback Noah Igbinoghene. After spending the past two seasons in Washington, Igbinoghene recorded 35 tackles, one sack, and five pass breakups across 15 games in 2025. A former first-round pick by the Dolphins in 2020, he has appeared in games for Miami, Dallas, and Washington, accumulating 119 career tackles, one interception, 17 pass breakups, and two fumble recoveries.

Bengals Maintain Interest in Veteran Quarterback Joe Flacco

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Despite recently signing Josh Johnson, the Cincinnati Bengals continue to express interest in re-signing veteran quarterback Joe Flacco. Flacco, who joined the team via trade last season, threw for 1,664 yards and 13 touchdowns in six starts. While both sides are interested in a reunion, Flacco is currently exploring potential starting opportunities across the league. A final decision on his return to Cincinnati may be delayed until after the NFL Draft in late April.

Bengals Sign Veteran Quarterback Josh Johnson to One-Year Deal

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The Bengals have signed 39-year-old journeyman quarterback Josh Johnson to a one-year contract, marking his third stint with the franchise. Johnson joins a depth chart featuring Joe Burrow and Sean Clifford, providing low-cost veteran insurance. Despite this signing, the Bengals remain interested in potentially bringing back Joe Flacco, who provided stability for the team last season. Cincinnati is currently evaluating its backup options while monitoring the post-draft quarterback market.

Seahawks Re-Sign Cornerback Shemar Jean-Charles to One-Year Deal

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The Seattle Seahawks have re-signed cornerback Shemar Jean-Charles to a one-year contract. Jean-Charles spent the 2025 season on the practice squad after an injury-riddled preseason. A 2021 fifth-round pick, he previously played for the Packers, 49ers, and Saints. With Riq Woolen departing for Philadelphia, Seattle is looking to bolster its cornerback depth behind starters Devon Witherspoon and Josh Jobe, giving Jean-Charles a chance to compete for a roster spot.

Dolphins Fans Debate Drafting Quarterback After Malik Willis Signing

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Following the Miami Dolphins' signing of Malik Willis as their projected 2026 starter, the fanbase remains divided on whether the team should still draft a quarterback. Opinions range from prioritizing other roster needs to drafting a developmental prospect in the later rounds to ensure competition. While some fans view Willis as a potential franchise cornerstone, others advocate for a 'draft-yearly' strategy to maintain depth and competition at the most important position.

Panthers Re-Sign Starting Safety Nick Scott to One-Year Deal

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The Carolina Panthers are re-signing starting safety Nick Scott to a one-year contract worth up to $3.25 million. The 30-year-old veteran started all 17 games for Carolina in 2025, playing 98 percent of defensive snaps and recording a career-high 111 tackles, one interception, three pass breakups, and a fumble recovery. Scott, who entered the league as a 2019 seventh-round pick, has accumulated 355 tackles and five interceptions over his seven-year career.

Texans Sign Veteran Guard Evan Brown to One-Year Contract

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The Texans have signed veteran guard Evan Brown to a one-year deal worth up to $3.5 million following his release from the Cardinals. The 29-year-old brings significant experience with 85 games and 68 starts across seven seasons, including stints with the Lions, Seahawks, and Giants. Brown, who started at LG for Arizona in 2024 and 2025, joins a revamped Houston offensive line alongside Braden Smith to provide interior depth and starting-caliber competition for the 2026 season.

Giants Bolster Offense Around Quarterback Jaxson Dart

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The Giants are aggressively surrounding second-year quarterback Jaxson Dart with new offensive weapons. The team signed wide receiver Darnell Mooney to a one-year, $10 million deal and added Calvin Austin III and Isaiah Likely to the roster. Dart's development is the franchise's top priority, with his presence serving as a key recruiting factor for free agents. The team is focused on providing their young signal-caller with increased depth and versatility for the upcoming season.

49ers Sign Veteran Punter Corliss Waitman

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The 49ers have signed 30-year-old punter Corliss Waitman to replace Thomas Morstead. Waitman, a Belgium native who previously played for the Steelers and Broncos, has appeared in 52 career games with a 41.7-yard net average. He becomes the team's first left-footed punter since 1991. The move follows the 49ers' recent re-signings of kicker Eddy Piñeiro and long snapper Jon Weeks, as the team looks to maintain a special teams unit that ranked No. 2 in EPA last season.

Justin Herbert Confirmed as Chargers Starter for 2026 Season

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Justin Herbert remains the undisputed starter for the Los Angeles Chargers following the team's decision to re-sign backup quarterback Trey Lance to a one-year, $6.75 million deal. The team has clarified its depth chart, listing Herbert at the top and indicating that no other quarterback on the roster should expect to play barring injury, solidifying Herbert's status as the focal point of the offense for the upcoming 2026 season.

Trey Lance Returns to Chargers on One-Year, $6.75M Deal

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Trey Lance has signed a one-year contract to return to the Los Angeles Chargers, with the deal worth up to $6.75 million. The 2021 third overall pick will continue to serve as the primary backup to starting quarterback Justin Herbert. Last year, Lance appeared in four games for Los Angeles, including one start, completing 27 of 57 passes for 226 yards and an interception. He will continue working under offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel in 2026.

Colts Permit Anthony Richardson to Seek Trade Amid Packers Interest

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The Colts have granted 23-year-old quarterback Anthony Richardson permission to seek a trade. While no deal is imminent, the Green Bay Packers have emerged as a primary suitor, with Richardson reportedly attracted to their coaching staff. The former 4th overall pick, who lost the starting job in 2025 and spent time on IR with an orbital bone injury, has one year left on his rookie contract. He has recorded 11 passing touchdowns and 13 interceptions over his first two seasons.

Jets Re-Sign Return Specialist Kene Nwangwu to One-Year Contract

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The Jets have re-signed return ace Kene Nwangwu to a one-year deal worth $2 million, with a maximum value of $3 million. Nwangwu, 28, has recorded five career kickoff return touchdowns on 89 attempts, including one in each of the past two seasons for New York. Since joining the team, he has averaged 36.2 yards per return. In addition to his special teams role, Nwangwu contributed sparingly to the offense last season, recording 13 carries for 49 yards.

Dre Greenlaw Returns to 49ers on One-Year Deal

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Dre Greenlaw has officially reunited with the 49ers, signing a one-year, $7.5 million contract after spending the 2025 season with the Denver Broncos. Greenlaw, who spent his first six NFL seasons in San Francisco, is back with his longtime defensive partner Fred Warner. The veteran linebacker was recently captured in a social media video playing with Warner's son, signaling his seamless reintegration into the team culture following his departure from Denver.

Fred Warner Reflects on Recovery and Reunion with Dre Greenlaw

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Linebacker Fred Warner gained a new perspective on leadership while recovering from a season-ending ankle injury. Warner also celebrated the return of teammate Dre Greenlaw, who signed a one-year, $7.5 million deal to rejoin the 49ers after a stint with the Broncos. The duo, who previously anchored the defense during a Super Bowl LVIII run, were seen reuniting in a video shared by Warner's wife. Warner also expressed support for the team's recent signing of wide receiver Mike Evans.

Larry Borom Inks One-Year Deal with Detroit Lions

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The Detroit Lions have signed offensive tackle Larry Borom to a one-year, $5 million contract, including $4.9 million guaranteed. Borom, who started 10 games for the Dolphins in 2025, is expected to serve as the Lions' OT3 and compete for a starting role in training camp. Beyond his tackle duties, Borom is a candidate to serve as the sixth offensive lineman in JUMBO packages, a role that has seen increased usage under offensive coordinator Drew Petzing.

Mike Caliendo Re-Signs with Kansas City Chiefs

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Interior offensive lineman Mike Caliendo has agreed to a one-year deal to remain with the Kansas City Chiefs. Despite not receiving a restricted free agent tender, Caliendo chose to return to the team where he has spent his entire career since 2023. He has appeared in every game over the last two seasons, making 10 starts. Caliendo will serve as a top reserve candidate for the interior offensive line, having previously started at both left and right guard for Kansas City.