It's day two of the NFL legal tampering period before the new league year starts tomorrow. Follow along to see what deals the Bengals make.

The Cincinnati Bengals have focused on bringing back their own players this offseason. However, they could lose one fo their pending free agents to the NFC South.

The Detroit Lions have made some moves early on in the legal tampering period of free agency, but their biggest need remains unaddressed. One NFL analyst is down on general manager Brad Holmes as a ...

The New York Giants agreed to a three-year, $45.3 million with former Miami Dolphins safety Jevon Holland, he confirmed ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers have reached out to former quarterback Mason Rudolph, according to Dejan Kovacevic of ...

The NFL's free agency negotiating window opens Monday at noon in the lead-up to the start of the new league year on Wednesday ...

The Green Bay Packers went aggressive on the first day of free agency, signing guard Aaron Banks to a four-year, $77 million ...

Los Angeles has over $84 million in cap space currently, the second-most in the league, per OverTheCap. It can easily add the four-time Pro Bowler and then spend a pick on another receiver at the ...

Green provides the Eagles a guard to compete for a starting role while Gardner-Johnson's departure could open the door for ...

This is not that hard, but NFL general managers routinely make it such. We are two days into the legal tampering period ahead ...

Wilson appeared in 10 games for the Patriots in 2024 before being claimed by the Bengals off waivers in November.

NFL Network's Bucky Brooks believes the addition of Lou Anarumo to the Indianapolis Colts' coaching staff renders Indy as the ...