Author: ProFootball Talk on NBC Sports

The Cardinals have struck deals that will keep a couple of their players from hitting the open market next week.

As offseason NFL tentpoles go, the Scouting Combine remains the smallest.

Less than a year after getting a big deal from the Eagles, Barkley gets an even bigger one.

The Jaguars are in the process of making major changes to their roster, and another big change could be acquiring Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp.

The Seahawks will hold onto tight end Brady Russell.

Veteran defensive lineman Roy Robertson-Harris may have a spot on a new team soon.

The Texans have cleared a little more cap space ahead of the start of free agency next week.

The Bengals are keeping one of their role players on offense.

Miami linebacker Quinton Bell played all 17 games last season, but the Dolphins are ready to let him leave in free agency this year.

The Packers have tendered a couple of their exclusive rights free agents on the offensive side of the ball.

The Bengals had repeatedly said they hope to sign defensive end Trey Hendrickson to a long-term deal.

The Lions are keeping one of their pending free agents.

Linebacker Terrel Bernard is staying in Buffalo.

Joey Bose officially became a free agent on Thursday.

Wagner, 29th on PFT's top-100 free agents list, agreed to a one-year deal worth up to $9.5 million.