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Report- Foley Fatukasi agrees to terms with Texans

The Texans have agreed to terms with free agent defensive tackle Foley Fatukasi on a one-year deal, Aaron Wilson of KPRC reports.

Fatukasi, 30, visited the Texans and Bills last week after the Jaguars released him.

He played for Texans defensive coordinator Matt Burke when he was drafted by the Jets in the sixth round in 2018. After four seasons with the Jets, Fatukasi signed a three-year, $30 million deal with the Jaguars and was due to make $7 million in 2024.

Sorta thought he'd be a Bill.

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The 49ers were one of two teams, along with the Rams, that benefited from the NFL rule awarding a third-round compensatory picks to teams that develop a minority candidate who gets hired away as a head coach or G.M. on another team.
The other 32 compensatory picks were awarded by the league’s longstanding formula that sends extra draft picks to teams that lost more free agents than they signed, with the free agents who signed the biggest contracts yielding the highest compensatory picks. This year the top compensatory pick, No. 96 overall, goes to the Jaguars after they lost tackle Jawaan Taylor to a four-year, $80 million deal with the Chiefs last year.



NFL announces 34 compensatory picks, with 49ers the big winners

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Another Eagles fixture has announced his retirement.

Defensive tackle Fletcher Cox was set to become a free agent this week, but he announced that he is ending his playing career in a social media post on Sunday. The move comes less than a week after center Jason Kelce announced his retirement.

Cox was a first-round pick in 2012 called it an “honor and privilege” to wear an Eagles uniform for the last 12 seasons and thanked Kelce along with other longtime teammates, others in the Eagles organization and the team’s fans for what they’ve meant to him over the course of his career.

“I gave everything I had to this team and to this city,” Cox wrote. “I don’t know what’s next for me, but I do know that I’m forever grateful for my time here in Philadelphia and with the Eagles organization.”


Fletcher Cox announces his retirement

This guy had one hell of a career.

GL Fletcher.

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Kendrick Bourne agrees to three-year deal to remain with Patriots

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Report- Ben Bartch agrees to a one-year deal to stay with 49ers

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Report- Chargers have had exploratory talks about trading Mike Williams, Keenan Allen

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Trystan Colon to sign one-year deal with Cardinals

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Lions re-sign Graham Glasgow to three-year deal

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Jaguars re-sign Blake Hance

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Patriots to release Chris Board this week

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The Colts originally drafted Franklin in the seventh round in 2018. He signed a three-year extension in 2022 and now another three-year extension.
The 27-year-old Franklin is a team captain who rarely leaves the field: He played 100 percent of the Colts’ defensive snaps in 2022, and while he missed one game with a knee injury in 2023, he played 99 percent of defensive snaps in the other 16 games.


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Per Tom Pelissero of NFL Media, cornerback Troy Hill will remain with Carolina on a one-year deal.
Hill, 32, joined the Panthers last August and appeared in 16 games for the club with three starts. He recorded 48 total tackles with six passes defensed, an interception, and a forced fumble. He was on the field for 47 percent of Carolina’s defensive snaps.
Hill had previously played under defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero with the Rams. The Panthers have a new head coach in Dave Canales but retained Evero for the 2024 season.


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Philadelphia announced on Monday morning that the team has agreed to a four-year extension with Dickerson.
A second-round pick in the 2021 draft, Dickerson was entering the final year of his rookie contract. He has started 46 games in the last three seasons. He played 93 percent of Philadelphia’s offensive snaps in 2022 and 91 percent of snaps in 2023.
Dickerson has been a Pro Bowler in each of the last two seasons.

Landon Dickerson agrees to four-year extension with Eagles

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Buccaneers, K Chase McLaughlin agree to three-year deal

Tampa Bay is re-signing Chase McLaughlin to a three-year deal, according to multiple Monday morning reports.
McLaughlin joined the Bucs late last March on a one-year deal. He had the best season of his young career, hitting 29-of-31 field goals and all 33 of his extra points in 17 games.
McLaughlin, 27, previously spent 2021 with the Browns and 2022 with the Colts. He’s also spent time with the Jaguars, Chargers, Jets, and 49ers.
He’s hit 83 percent of his career field goals and 98 percent of his extra points in 64 career games.

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Zuerlein has agreed to a two-year, $8.4 million contract to remain with the Jets, according to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network.
Last year Zuerlein had a solid season, making 35 of his 38 field goal attempts, including going 5-for-6 from 50 yards and beyond.
The 36-year-old Zuerlein is heading into his third season with the Jets, after having previously played two seasons with the Cowboys and eight seasons with the Rams. Aaron Rodgers recently said he hoped the Jets would re-sign Zuerlein, and the signing is yet another example of the Jets giving Rodgers what he wants.

Jets re-sign kicker Greg Zuerlein