In the two-day "legal tampering" period, teams will now be able to reach out to players and not only agents and arrange ...

The Steelers' proposal to allow for communication between impending free agents and interested teams during the two-day ...

When does free agency start in the NFL? The answer is slightly complicated. Free agency always officially starts at the beginning of the new league year. But players and teams can and often do ...

Mar 10, 2025 at 10:13 am ET • 1 min read The Philadelphia Eagles won Super Bowl LIX, the NFL Scouting Combine is in the rearview mirror and now it's time for the next main event: free agency.

Impending free agents and teams are able and frequently agree to terms on contracts before the commencement of NFL free agency, which always comes at the start of the new league year. This is ...

The 2025 NFL free agency period -- which officially opened on March 12 -- is rolling along. There have been a bunch of big-money deals, but plenty of talented players are still out there and ...

The NFL's legal tampering period has begun. That contradictory statement means that even though the 2025 free agent period won't officially open until March 12 at 4 p.m. ET, teams can begin ...

The NFL is nearing the free agency stage of the offseason. After a 7-10 finish, the Dallas Cowboys have a long list of players hitting the market this month, and have been creating cap space to ...

Which teams are crushing it in free agency? Who seems to be getting left behind? Here are the early winners and losers.

The NFL champion Philadelphia Eagles are losing two of their defensive disruptors who tormented Patrick Mahomes in the Super Bowl. Defensive tackle Milton Williams agreed to a deal with New ...

Former Rams wide receiver DeMarcus Robinson is the 49ers' most underrated signing of the 2025 NFL free agency period ...

Free agency always officially starts at the beginning of the new league year. But players and teams can and often do agree to terms on contracts before then. In 2012, the NFL implemented a "legal ...