Author: ProFootball Talk on NBC Sports

The Seahawks have moved on from four veteran players.

Barkley is cashing in after a spectacular first season in Philly.

The Cowboys took care of a big piece of offseason business on Tuesday by signing defensive lineman Osa Odighizuwza to a contract extension and then they moved on to another one that will give them more money to spend in the coming days.

Usually, NFL players sign two or three career contracts, at most.

New York could not find a trade partner and will now release Adams, making him free to join Aaron Rodgers at the QB's next stop.

Defensive tackle Foley Fatukasi is set to become a free agent next week, but his market may be slow to develop due to a shoulder injury.

The Rams have found a trade partner for offensive lineman Jonah Jackson.

Odighizuwa will stick with the team that drafted him after agreeing to a new deal ahead of free agency.

The Browns have moved to hold onto a pair of their exclusive rights free agents.

The harder he tries, the harder it is for Bill Belichick to return to the NFL — directly or indirectly.

Pittsburgh is reportedly leaning toward retaining Justin Fields, who was 4-2 starting the first six games of 2024.

Bill Belichick won't be making his Hard Knocks debut this year.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones offered a friendly note on this week's retirement of Jimmy Johnson.

Linebacker Blake Lynch is back with the Chiefs.

The Vikings are hiring Jordan Traylor as their assistant offensive coordinator and assistant quarterbacks coach, Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports.