Cardinals restructure D.J. Humphries contract - ProFootballTalk
New Cardinals General Manager Monti Ossenfort will have a little more cap space to work with in his first free agency foray thanks to an adjustment to veteran left tackle D.J. Humphries‘ contract.
According to multiple reports, the Cardinals restructured Humphries’ deal to free up $5.33 million in room. Humphries was due an $8 million roster bonus that was converted to a signing bonus in order to create this year’s cap room.
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Tyreek Hill's contract was just redone too.Originally Posted by Woodman
We were about 14 million over the cap a few days ago. Now we have close to 30 million in cap space and that’s not even counting the 14 million we get from Byron Jones being a June 1st designated.
The Salary Cap is a myth.
Report- Eagles give Darius Slay permission to seek trade - ProFootballTalk
A new contract would probably be the route to making that happen. Slay is headed into the final year of his current deal with a $17 million base salary and a cap hit of just over $26.1 million.
Slay came to the Eagles in a 2020 trade with the Lions and he’s played 48 games with them over the last three seasons. He made a pair of Pro Bowls while recording 166 tackles, seven interceptions, and two forced fumbles. He returned one interception and both fumbles for touchdowns. Slay also started all four of the team’s playoff games the last two years.
Devin McCourty announces his retirement - ProFootballTalk
Patriots safety Devin McCourty has come to a decision about his playing future.
McCourty announced in an Instagram post that he has decided to retire from the NFL. McCourty said at the end of the Patriots season that he would take some time before deciding on his plans for the 2023 season and said last month that he expected to come to that decision around the start of free agency.
Broncos to release Chase Edmonds - ProFootballTalk
Edmonds signed with the Dolphins as a free agent last year and he was traded to the Broncos as part of the deal that sent pass rusher Bradley Chubb to Miami during the season. He had 26 carries for 125 yards in five games for Denver after running 42 times for 120 yards and a touchdown while with the Dolphins. He also caught 16 passes for 157 yards and a touchdown during the two stops.
Chargers restructure Khalil Mack and Joey Bosa, create cap space in 2023 - ProFootballTalk
The Chargers are creating some salary cap space this year and pushing some salary cap hits to the future.
Both Joey Bosa and Khalil Mack restructured their contracts, creating a total of $25.99 million in cap space for the Chargers, according to Field Yates of ESPN.
CB Patrick Peterson to the Steelers.
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Sam Darnold agrees to deal with 49ers - ProFootballTalk
The 49ers hope to have Trey Lance and Brock Purdy healthy enough to play at the start of the regular season, but they are adding another experienced starter to the roster in the event that plan has to change.
Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that the Niners have agreed to a one-year deal with former Jets and Panthers quarterback Sam Darnold.
Report- Dre'Mont Jones agrees to terms with Seahawks - ProFootballTalk
The Seahawks are signing defensive lineman Dre’Mont Jones to a three-year, $51.53 million contract, Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports. Jones will get $23.5 million in the first year and $35.02 million over two seasons.
Jimmie Ward follows DeMeco Ryans to Houston - ProFootballTalk
With safety Tashaun Gipson staying in San Francisco, Jimmie Ward faced the prospect of once again playing slot cornerback. Instead, he’ll be playing for another team.
Via Ian Rapoport of NFL Media, Ward will sign with the Texans. No terms have been reported.
Bears add another free agent, plucking DeMarcus Walker from the Titans - ProFootballTalk
Bears add another free agent, plucking DeMarcus Walker from the Titans
Walker, a second-round pick of the Broncos in 2017, spent four years in Denver, one in Houston, and one in Tennessee.
He had a career-high seven sacks in 2022, appearing in 17 games with six starts.
Chicago’s day-one haul includes linebacker T.J. Edwards, linebacker Tremaine Edmunds, and guard Nate Davis.
Jakobi Meyers agrees to three-year deal with Raiders - ProFootballTalk
General Manager Dave Ziegler and head coach Josh McDaniels are bringing another familiar face to Las Vegas.
Receiver Jakobi Meyers has agreed to a three-year deal with the Raiders worth $33 million with $21 million guaranteed, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Media.
Buccaneers to trade Shaq Mason to Texans - ProFootballTalk
The Buccaneers will get a Texans sixth-round selection while Houston will receive a Tampa Bay seventh-round pick.
It’s the second year in a row that Mason, who turns 30 in August, has been traded. New England sent him to Tampa Bay last offseason for a fifth-round pick.
Mason ended up starting all 17 games for the Bucs, playing 99 percent of the club’s offensive snaps.
A fourth-round pick of the 2015 draft, Mason has appeared in 120 games with 115 starts in his eight seasons.
Saints plan to keep Michael Thomas on new one-year contract - ProFootballTalk
Thomas was the NFL’s Offensive Player of the Year in 2019, when he caught 149 passes for 1,725 yards. But he has played a total of just 10 games in three seasons since then, as injuries have derailed his career.
The financials of Thomas’s one-year contract have not been reported, but a player who was thought to be on the way out now appears to be staying with the Saints for at least another year.
Raiders trade Darren Waller to Giants for a third-round pick - ProFootballTalk
The Giants’ offense is adding another weapon in the form of tight end Darren Waller.
The Raiders are trading Waller to the Giants for a third-round draft pick, according to multiple reports. Trades cannot become official until the start of the league year tomorrow, but both sides have agreed to the deal.
Only 57 players on PFT's top 100 remain unrestricted free agents - ProFootballTalk
Going, going, almost gone. . . .
In a little more than 24 hours since the legal tampering period opened, only 57 of PFT’s top 100 free agents remain unrestricted free agents.
Six players received the non-exclusive franchise tag, and Commanders defensive tackle Daron Payne since has signed a long-term deal.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson ($32.4 million for 2023), Cowboys running back Tony Pollard ($10.091 million), Jaguars tight end Evan Engram ($11.345 million), Raiders running back Josh Jacobs ($10.091 million) and Giants running back Saquon Barkley ($10.091 million) have until July 17 to sign a long-term deal or they will play under the one-year tag.
Jeff Wilson set to re-sign with Dolphins - ProFootballTalk
The Dolphins are keeping the band together in their offensive backfield.
Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that running back Jeff Wilson has agreed to re-sign with the team. Raheem Mostert has also agreed to a new deal with the team and the Dolphins re-signed Salvon Ahmed last week.
Broncos, Samaje Perine agree to two-year deal - ProFootballTalk
The Broncos are adding a running back from the AFC North.
Denver and Samaje Perine have agreed to a two-year deal worth $7.5 million, according to NFL Media’s Mike Garafolo. The contract includes another $1 million available in incentives.
James Bradberry agrees to re-sign with Eagles - ProFootballTalk
The Eagles have seen a number of defensive players agree to deals with other teams as free agents in the last couple of days, but they were able to secure the return of a key member of the unit on Tuesday.
Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that the Eagles have reached an agreement with cornerback James Bradberry on a new contract. It is reportedly a three-year deal worth $38 million and there’s another $6 million available in incentives. The deal includes $20 million in fully guaranteed money.
Vander Esch is re-signing with Dallas, for really cheap...
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