All articles tagged with #free agents
Detroit Lions released cornerback Terrion Arnold after his arrest on kidnapping and armed robbery charges, creating a hole in Detroit’s secondary. With Arnold’s status uncertain and his injury history, Detroit is leaning on D.J. Reed and Rock Ya-Sin with Roger McCreary and Ennis Rakestraw Jr. in the mix, while weighing veteran free agents such as Rasul Douglas, Tre'Davious White, Kenny Moore and Trevon Diggs to bolster depth.
With the July 1 free-agent signing period opening, NHL.com previews the top unrestricted free agents likely to be available, including forwards Jamie Benn, Michael Bunting, Lars Eller, Claude Giroux, Boone Jenner, Patrick Kane, Anders Lee, Anthony Mantha, Mason Marchment, Alex Ovechkin, Corey Perry, Vladimir Tarasenko and Mats Zuccarello; defensemen Rasmus Andersson, John Carlson and Jacob Trouba; and goaltenders Frederik Andersen, Sergei Bobrovsky, Stuart Skinner and Cam Talbot.
Buffalo Sabres GM Jarmo Kekäläinen laid out the offseason plan, confirming the Chicago trade for the No. 4 pick and explaining Bowen Byram’s move, while detailing search for a Byram replacement, weighing options around the No. 4 pick, and addressing pending free agents like Alex Tuch and Zach Benson, plus a stable goaltending arrangement as Buffalo cements its status as an NHL destination.
NFL.com’s Matt Okada maps eight notable unsigned players to ideal landing spots after the 2026 draft, highlighting Deebo Samuel to the Chargers and Trevon Diggs to the Jets as headline fits, with others like Calais Campbell (contender 3-4 piece), Joey Bosa (Titans depth edge), Kevin Zeitler (49ers interior line), Haason Reddick (-Packers edge boost), Jauan Jennings (Seahawks fit) and David Njoku (Panthers dynamic tight end) analyzed for scheme, cap space, and positional need.
As the draft nears, the Steelers weigh which of their 16 unsigned free agents to re-sign besides Aaron Rodgers. The strongest case is for OL Andrus Peat to bolster the line, with Brock Hoffman already added. Other potential re-signs include QB Skylar Thompson; safeties such as Kyle Dugger, Jaquan Brisker, Chuck Clark, and Jabrill Peppers; and DL options Daniel Ekuale, Dean Lowry, and Isaiahh Loudermilk (all coming off injuries) in the mix after Sebastian Joseph-Day’s addition. At WR, Scotty Miller and Marquez Valdes-Scantling remain options (Adam Thielen appears retired); Michael Pittman Jr. is on board, and Calvin Austin III has departed, leaving depth at receiver thin. The Steelers’ ongoing coaching overhaul and playoff drought frame a cautious, opportunistic approach to a few returns rather than wholesale churn.
Seattle Seahawks GM John Schneider warns Washington’s proposed 10% millionaire tax could make it harder to lure NFL free agents, though he stresses taxes are just one of many factors players consider; even in tax-free states the path to success isn’t guaranteed, and the league will still hinge on team competitiveness, weather, schools, and other issues.
The San Francisco 49ers re-signed linebacker Dre Greenlaw on a one-year, $7.5 million deal after his Denver release and added wide receiver Mike Evans, who said SF was his no-brainer choice, as part of a broader offseason retooling that also includes a one-year deal for CB Nate Hobbs and a visit with DE Romello Height, while veteran Bryce Huff retires, potentially freeing cap space for 2026.
Pro Football Talk unveils its top 100 NFL free agents for the 2026 league year, covering unrestricted free agents and released players, with George Pickens at No. 1 and the list to be updated as signings occur.
An all-30-team offseason wrap with record contracts and blockbuster moves—led by the Dodgers and Blue Jays—that delivers final grades, key takeaways, biggest questions, and season projections for every club.
Patrick Graham was named the Pittsburgh Steelers’ defensive coordinator, signaling a potential defensive overhaul and roster moves as he settles in. Known for producing solid results with limited talent, Graham could pursue Raiders free agents such as Eric Stokes (CB), Elandon Roberts (LB), Lonnie Johnson Jr. (S), and Jamal Adams (LB) to reshape Pittsburgh’s defense and guide a likely wave of personnel changes and investments.
The Baltimore Ravens have 24 pending free agents for the 2026 offseason, including 19 unrestricted, with some already extended. The list features players across various positions such as Dre'Mont Jones, DeAndre Hopkins, Tyler Linderbaum, and others, highlighting the team's ongoing roster decisions.
The MLB offseason is ongoing with key free agents like Kyle Tucker, Bo Bichette, and Alex Bregman still unsigned, and teams like the Cubs, Yankees, and Blue Jays actively making moves or planning for trades and signings to improve their rosters for the upcoming season.
The Detroit Lions have 20 players, including several starters, set to become unrestricted free agents in 2026, as they prepare to rebuild their team after missing the playoffs this season.
The article lists MLB free agents for the 2025-26 season, including players across various positions such as catchers, infielders, outfielders, pitchers, and relievers, with their ages in 2026.
Thirteen MLB free agents received qualifying offers from their teams, including Kyle Schwarber and Gleyber Torres, with most expected to decline. The offers are for a one-year deal worth $22.025 million, and acceptance is possible until November 18. Players who reject the offer will be subject to draft pick compensation for teams signing them, with the Cubs and Padres among the teams with multiple offers. The decision to accept or reject may depend on team negotiations and potential future lockouts.