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Broncos release Russell Wilson, opt for $53 million cap charge in 2024 - NBC Sports

As not widely expected, the Broncos have opted to take the bulk of the $85 million cap charge in 2024.
PFT has confirmed that the Broncos have released Wilson. That’s something that needed to be done before March 17, at which time his 2025 base salary of $37 million would have become fully guaranteed.
The Broncos designated the move as a post-June 1 release. That will spread the cap charge over two years. However, instead of taking $35.4 million this year and $49.6 million in 2025, they’ve opted to absorb $53 million in 2024 and $32 million in 2025.

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Sheldon Rankins agrees to terms with Bengals - NBC Sports

The Bengals have a replacement for D.J. Reader if he leaves in free agency as it appears.
They agreed to terms with defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins on a two-year, $26 million deal, Mike Garafolo of NFL Media reports.
Rankins, 29, joins Malik Collins and Jonathan Greenard in leaving the Texans defense this week.
He spent last season in Houston after five seasons in New Orleans and two seasons with the Jets. Rankins totaled 37 tackles, a forced fumble, a fumble recovery he returned for a touchdown, six sacks and 10 quarterback hits.

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Jamison Crowder to re-sign with Commanders

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Titans re-sign Nick Westbrook-Ikhine to one-year deal

Mike Garafolo of NFL Media reports that Westbrook-Ikhine has agreed to remain in Tennessee on a one-year deal. No other terms have been reported.
Westbrook-Ikhine made the Titans as an undrafted rookie in 2020 and has been a regular part of the team’s receiver rotation for the last three seasons. He started 29 games over that span, including nine of the 14 games he played last season.

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Steelers hold onto Miles Killebrew with two-year deal

Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports that Miles Killebrew has agreed to a new two-year deal with the AFC North team. The pact is worth $6.5 million.
Killebrew was named a first-team All-Pro and to the Pro Bowl in recognition of his special teams work during the 2023 season. Among his highlights in that role was a blocked punt for a safety in an October win over the Ravens and Killebrew also saw 111 snaps in the secondary over the course of the year.

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Kevin Givens re-signs with 49ers

Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that Kevin Givens will remain with the team. Givens and the Niners have agreed to a one-year contract.
Givens signed with the 49ers after going undrafted out of Penn State in 2019 and he’s been a regular in the lineup for the last four seasons. He appeared in every game last season and had 22 tackles, 1.5 sacks and a fumble recovery in the regular season. He added a couple of tackles during the team’s playoff run.

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Jets re-sign G Jake Hanson - NBC Sports

The Jets announced the return of guard Jake Hanson on Thursday.
Hanson was not tendered as a restricted free agent, but he has re-signed with the team. No terms of the deal were included in the announcement.

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Quinton Jefferson agrees to one-year deal with Browns - NBC Sports

Per Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com, the Browns have agreed to a one-year deal with Quinton Jefferson.
Jefferson, who turns 31 at the end of the month, spent last season with the Jets. He recorded a career-high 6.0 sacks along with four tackles for loss and 13 quarterback hits. He started 14 games for New York, playing 49 percent of defensive snaps in games played.
A Seahawks fifth-round pick in 2016, Jefferson played out his rookie contract with Seattle before spending a year with Buffalo, followed by a year with Las Vegas. He went back to Seattle in 2022 and played a rotational role, recording 5.5 sacks, six tackles for loss, and 13 QB hits.

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Packers re-sign Kristian Welch

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Vonn Bell set to return to Bengals on one-year deal

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Jets, C.J. Mosley agree to a new deal

ESPN reports that Mosley has agreed to a two-year deal worth 17.25 million. The deal includes $13.25 million in guarantees, including $9 million in guaranteed money this season.
Mosley was set to make a non-guaranteed salary of $17 million in 2024 and had no contract for the 2025 season. The change in his contractual status will creates around $8 million in cap space for the Jets this offseason.

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Lions extend Brad Holmes, Dan Campbell through 2027 - NBC Sports

The Lions’ turnaround has been one of the league’s clear success stories over the last few years.
Now the team has rewarded those leading the charge.
Detroit announced on Thursday that General Manager Brad Holmes and head coach Dan Campbell have each agreed to a contract extension that will keep them with the Lions through 2027.
“We are thrilled to have Brad and Dan under contract for the next four seasons,” Lions owner Sheila Hamp said in a statement released by the team. “They have been the driving force behind the rebuild of our football team and the success that we have enjoyed. The continuity they provide for our football program will continue to be the key to our future success on the field.”

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Anthony Pittman plans to sign with Commanders - NBC Sports

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Falcons re-sign KhaDarel Hodge, Storm Norton

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Texans, DT Tim Settle agree to a two-year deal - NBC Sports

The Texans have agreed to a two-year deal with defensive tackle Tim Settle, Dianna Russini of ESPN reports. The deal has a maximum value of $7 million with incentives.
Settle visited Houston on Thursday.
The Texans traded Maliek Collins to the 49ers and the Bengals signed Sheldon Rankins, leaving Houston with a need at the position.
Settle, 26, appeared in all 17 games last season for the Bills, with two starts. He totaled 14 tackles and a sack.