Who should every team sign in NFL free agency? We try to find the best fit for each.

In order to make those moves, however, an NFL team has to have an adequate amount of salary cap space. With the rising costs of player contracts and the exorbitant amount of money required to sign a quarterback to a second contract, some teams are in far worse shape to add talent as free agency fast approaches.

From the Vikings’ QB situation to the Chargers’ large cap space, these teams have a lot to lose or gain as they enter free agency.

NFL free agency starts Wednesday, but the legal tampering period begins Monday, when teams and certified agents of players are free to communicate and negotiate contracts.

The NFL Combine is in the books and up next for the league at large is a shift to free agency. Who will try to atone for the misgivings of last year? Who will swing for the fences and fall flat on their faces?

The Oregon Ducks have had multiple players make headlines leading up to the NFL Draft, and the Dallas Cowboys are showing interest in offensive lineman Alex Harkey.

These NFL teams need to make a splash starting next week in free agency

The 2026 NFL Draft is now less than two months away. We’ve already gone through the combine, which means Pro Days are really the only big events coming up between now and the draft.

NFL free agents Kyler Murray, Trey Hendrickson and Malik Willis will fill team needs in free agency. These are the holes each team needs to fill.

Could the Dallas Cowboys face a bidding war with restricted free agent kicker Brandon Aubrey this offseason?

Monday, when players on expiring deals can negotiate with other teams − including these seven with big budgets.