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Tuesday, March 10

49ers Sign Versatile Offensive Lineman Brett Toth to One-Year Deal

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The San Francisco 49ers have signed former Eagles offensive lineman Brett Toth to a one-year contract to bolster their interior depth. Toth, an undrafted 2018 Army product, appeared in all 17 games for Philadelphia in 2025, logging 363 snaps and four starts while demonstrating versatility at both guard and center. GM John Lynch prioritized adding line depth, and Toth’s experience across multiple systems makes him a key addition for the 49ers' roster competition this offseason.

Geno Smith Returns to Jets in Trade with Raiders

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The New York Jets have reacquired veteran quarterback Geno Smith from the Las Vegas Raiders in a late-round pick swap. Smith, the Jets' 2013 second-round pick, will earn $19.5 million this season, with the Raiders covering $16.2 million. He joins Frank Reich's offense to compete for the starting role. His return follows a turbulent first stint in New York, marked by a perfect 158.3 QB rating in 2014, tabloid headlines, and a career-altering jaw injury caused by teammate IK Enemkpali.

Trade to Ravens Voided After Failed Physical Due to Knee Injury

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The Baltimore Ravens nullified their trade for Maxx Crosby after the edge rusher failed his physical, citing a lingering knee injury from January meniscus surgery. While his agent maintains he is on track for the offseason program, the Raiders must now reintegrate his $35.791 million cap hit. Despite the failed deal, reports indicate the Cowboys and other teams remain interested in his availability as the Raiders evaluate his future following his prior trade request.

Darian Kinnard Inks One-Year Deal with Green Bay Packers

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Packers swing tackle Darian Kinnard has signed a one-year deal worth up to $3.75 million. The contract includes a $1.31 million salary, a $1 million signing bonus, and $1 million in playtime incentives, alongside per-game active roster bonuses and a workout bonus. The deal serves as an alternative to the $3.5 million restricted free agent tender the team previously considered. Specific details regarding the playtime incentive structure are expected to be released soon.

Trey Pipkins Re-Signs With Chargers on Two-Year, $10M Deal

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The Los Angeles Chargers have re-signed veteran offensive lineman Trey Pipkins to a two-year contract worth $10 million, with incentives potentially pushing the value to $12 million. Pipkins, a 29-year-old who has spent his entire seven-year career with the team, provides critical depth and insurance for starters Rashawn Slater and Joe Alt. Having appeared in 97 career games with 66 starts, Pipkins remains a versatile piece for the Chargers' offensive line heading into 2026.

Jets Sign Pro Bowl Cornerback Nahshon Wright to One-Year Deal

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The New York Jets signed cornerback Nahshon Wright to a one-year deal worth up to $5.5 million. The 27-year-old, who earned Pro Bowl honors with the Bears in 2025, recorded 80 tackles, 11 passes defensed, and five interceptions last season. Standing 6-foot-4, Wright is expected to bolster a secondary that struggled with turnovers in 2025. He will compete with Azareye’h Thomas for a starting spot opposite Brandon Stephens in the Jets' revamped defensive scheme.

Riq Woolen Signs One-Year, $15 Million Deal with Eagles

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Cornerback Riq Woolen has agreed to a one-year contract worth up to $15 million with the Philadelphia Eagles. A 2022 Pro Bowler, Woolen brings elite length and speed to a secondary featuring Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean. Despite coverage lapses in 2025, he recorded 41 tackles and one interception. Analysts praise the signing as a "show-me" deal that allows Woolen to compete for a starting role in Philadelphia's revamped, aggressive defense.

Trey Hendrickson Remains Free Agent Amid High Contract Demands

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Pro Bowl pass rusher Trey Hendrickson remains a free agent as his $30-$40 million annual salary demands exceed current offers by roughly $10 million. Suitors are exercising caution due to his age (32) and recent core muscle surgery. While the Bengals have moved on, the Colts remain a potential landing spot, and the Ravens have emerged as a possible late entrant following the collapse of the Maxx Crosby trade. He is currently considered the top remaining pass rusher on the market.

Giants Sign Veteran Kicker Jason Sanders to Special Teams Unit

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The New York Giants have signed veteran kicker Jason Sanders, a former All-Pro who missed the 2025 season due to a hip injury. Sanders, 30, holds an 84.6% career field goal accuracy rate. The move signals a major special teams overhaul under coach John Harbaugh and likely spells the end for Graham Gano, who faces release for cap savings. Sanders will compete with second-year kicker Ben Sauls for the starting role as the team looks to move on from recent kicking struggles.

Chiefs Re-Sign Wide Receiver Nikko Remigio

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The Kansas City Chiefs are re-signing wide receiver Nikko Remigio, a pending exclusive rights free agent. Remigio, who joined the team as an undrafted free agent in 2023, has appeared in 19 games over the past two seasons. He has recorded four touches for 80 yards and 40 kickoff returns for a 25.9-yard average. The move secures depth for the Chiefs' roster as they continue to build their team for the upcoming season.

Saints Sign Running Back Travis Etienne

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The New Orleans Saints have signed running back Travis Etienne following his departure from the Jacksonville Jaguars. The move has sparked immediate speculation regarding the Saints' backfield depth and the future of veteran Alvin Kamara. Etienne, coming off a career-best season, joins a New Orleans offense looking to solidify its options for the upcoming year.

Kamara's Future Uncertain Following Saints' Signing of Etienne

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Following the New Orleans Saints' acquisition of running back Travis Etienne, speculation has intensified regarding the future of veteran Alvin Kamara. Analysts suggest Kamara could be a trade candidate, with potential landing spots including the 49ers, Jaguars, Panthers, and Commanders. While Kamara has previously expressed a desire to remain in New Orleans, no official trade or roster move has been announced at this time.

Cowboys Acquire Defensive Lineman Rashan Gary in Trade

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The Dallas Cowboys have acquired defensive lineman Rashan Gary from the Green Bay Packers in exchange for a 2027 fourth-round pick. Gary, a former first-round selection, reunites with several members of the Cowboys' coaching staff. He is expected to provide versatility as a pass rusher and run defender. Following the collapse of the Maxx Crosby trade, the Cowboys appear content to stand pat with Gary as a key addition to their defensive front.

Texans Sign Defensive Lineman Logan Hall to Two-Year Deal

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The Houston Texans have signed free agent defensive lineman Logan Hall to a two-year, $7 million contract. The 26-year-old, a 2022 second-round pick, spent his first four seasons with the Buccaneers. In 2025, Hall appeared in 17 games with 16 starts, recording 39 tackles and 1.5 sacks. He brings athleticism and depth to the Texans' defensive line, with the team hoping he can realize his potential as a playmaker in their rotation.

Sam Howell Signs One-Year Deal with Dallas Cowboys

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Former Eagles backup quarterback Sam Howell has agreed to a one-year deal with the Dallas Cowboys. Howell, a 2022 fifth-round pick who previously played for Washington, Seattle, and Minnesota, did not take a snap for Philadelphia last season. He joins a Dallas quarterback room that includes Dak Prescott and Joe Milton III. The move provides depth for the Cowboys, though it remains unclear if he will compete for the primary backup role or if the team will move on from other reserves.

Titans Sign Veteran Punter Tommy Townsend to Two-Year Deal

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The Tennessee Titans have signed veteran punter Tommy Townsend to a two-year contract worth up to $6 million. Townsend, 29, spent the last two seasons with the Houston Texans after four years in Kansas City, where he earned Pro Bowl and first-team All-Pro honors in 2022. Last season, he averaged 47.6 yards on 72 punts with a 41.6-yard net. He replaces Johnny Hekker, who served as the Titans' punter during the 2025 season.

Nick Harris Reports on Osa Odighizuwa Trade Interest

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Fort Worth Star-Telegram reporter Nick Harris has identified the Dallas Cowboys as receiving multiple calls regarding the availability of defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa. Harris notes that the San Francisco 49ers are among the teams interested in the veteran defensive lineman, who remains a key figure in trade discussions as the Cowboys look to address other roster needs like linebacker and cornerback.

Cowboys Receive Trade Inquiries for Osa Odighizuwa

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The Dallas Cowboys are receiving trade interest for defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa, with the 49ers among the teams inquiring. Despite signing a four-year, $80 million contract last year, Odighizuwa is now viewed as a potential trade candidate as Dallas reshapes its defensive front following the acquisitions of Kenny Clark and Quinnen Williams. Odighizuwa carries a $20.75 million cap hit for the upcoming season.

Isaiah Likely Joins New York Giants in Free Agency

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Former Ravens pass-catcher Isaiah Likely has agreed to terms with the New York Giants, marking a reunion with head coach John Harbaugh. Likely is part of a wave of former Ravens players joining the Giants' roster during the current free agency period, joining teammates such as Patrick Ricard, Ar’Darius Washington, and Jordan Stout as the team looks to bolster its offensive and special teams units under the new coaching staff.

Patrick Ricard Signs Two-Year Deal with New York Giants

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Six-time Pro Bowl fullback Patrick Ricard has signed a two-year deal with the New York Giants, reuniting with head coach John Harbaugh. The contract is worth a base of $7.63 million, reaching up to $8.5 million, making him the NFL's highest-paid fullback. Ricard, who played every game from 2022-24 before missing six last season, will serve as a lead blocker for the Giants' backfield. He is one of four former Ravens recently signed by the Giants.