The NFL offseason kicks into high gear this week with the start of the free agent period. With the salary cap bumped up to $167 million, plenty of teams have the cash to upgrade key positions before the NFL Draft in late April.
Free agency officially began on March 9 with the start of the new league year, but fans had a good idea of where players are heading before that. March 7-9 is the “legal tampering” period, where teams are free to negotiate with impending free agents before the league year actually begins.
A lot of the biggest names were taken off the market even before they became free agents. Kirk Cousins, Le’Veon Bell, Jason Pierre-Paul, Chandler Jones, Melvin Ingram, Kawann Short, Eric Berry, and Trumaine Johnson all got the franchise tag or signed extensions, meaning that they’re locked into their current teams at the moment.
Still, there were plenty of intriguing talents who hit the open market. Receivers Alshon Jeffery and DeSean Jackson, defensive lineman Calais Campbell, and cornerback A.J. Bouye all landed big paychecks. Meanwhile, high-profile free agents like Adrian Peterson, Jamaal Charles, and Colin Kaepernick will test the waters as they try to prove they still have enough left in the tank.
Where they go next will be among the top storylines of this year’s offseason, and we’re tracking all the big rumors here.
Here’s a look at the major signings for every team so far:
Arizona Cardinals
Antoine Bethea, S: Recently released by the 49ers, Bethea landed with the Cardinals on a three-year deal.
Karlos Dansby, LB: The 35-year-old is back for his third stint with Arizona.
Phil Dawson, K: Chandler Catanzaro is out, Awesome Dawson is in.
Andre Ellington, RB: Ellington will return to Arizona.
Jermaine Gresham, TE: Gresham re-signed with the Cardinals on a four-year deal.
Chandler Jones, LB: Soon after slapping him the franchise tag, the Cardinals gave Jones a cool $83 million extension.
Jarvis Jones, LB: A Cardinals defense that lost several key players in free agency added the former Steeler.
Frostee Rucker, DT: With a corn cob pipe and a buttoned nose, he’s back for one more year.
A.Q Shipley, C: The veteran is back on a two-year deal.
Atlanta Falcons
Jack Crawford, DL: Three years, $10.3 million for the guy with the same name as Hannibal Lecter’s nemesis.
Taylor Gabriel, WR: The Falcons placed a second-round tender on Gabriel.
Kemal Ishmael, S/LB: The versatile Ishmael is back on a one-year deal.
Dontari Poe, DT: The biggest man to ever throw a TD pass is signing with the Falcons.
LaRoy Reynolds, LB: The vet will get another go-around in Atlanta, likely as a reserve and special teamer.
Andre Roberts, WR: Roberts will likely be the Falcons’ new return man.
Matt Schaub, QB: The Falcons are keeping their stranglehold on football Matts, re-signing Matt Schaub to back up Matt Ryan.
Levine Toilolo, TE: After a steady 2016, the former fourth-rounder is back.
Courtney Upshaw, DT: Upshaw re-ups with the Falcons.
Blidi Wreh-Wilson, CB: Wreh-Wilson only played in one game for Atlanta last season, but he gives the team depth at cornerback.
Baltimore Ravens
Brandon Carr, CB: The Ravens needed a veteran cornerback, and they signed a versatile one in Carr.
Tony Jefferson, S: Jefferson rebuffed the Browns’ overtures and signed with the Ravens instead.
Anthony Levine, DB: The Ravens signed Levine to a three-year deal.
Ryan Mallett, QB: Joe Flacco’s backup is sticking around.
Mike Wallace, WR: Where’s Wallace? Still in Baltimore. The Ravens picked up his option after his bounce-back season.
Brandon Williams, NT: The run stuffer is staying in Baltimore, now as the highest-paid nose tackle in the NFL.
Danny Woodhead, RB: Gritty personified is healthy and heading to Baltimore.
Buffalo Bills
Lorenzo Alexander, LB: The veteran linebacker will return to Buffalo with a two-year deal.
Joe Banyard, RB: Banyard has spent time with the Vikings and the Jaguars, and now he’s headed to Buffalo.
Corey “Philly” Brown, WR: More like Billy Brown: The former Panthers wide receiver is headed to Buffalo on a one-year deal.
Jeremy Butler, WR: Butler signed a one-year deal.
Ryan Davis, DE: The five-year vet is going from Dallas to Buffalo.
Patrick DiMarco, FB: The Bills are signing all the fullbacks.
Vladimir Ducasse, OL: The former Raven is coming to Buffalo on a three-year deal.
Stephen Hauschka, K: Stephen “Don’t Call him Steven but you will anyway” Hauschka is the Bills’ new kicker.
Andre Holmes, WR: There’s another new wide receiver in the Bills’ fold after the team signed Holmes to a three-year deal (for real this time).
Micah Hyde, DB: The longtime Packer is part of a revamped Bills secondary.
Leonard Johnson, CB: After spending last season with the Panthers, Johnson will join the Bills’ defensive backfield.
Jordan Mills, OT: The Bills’ starter at RT last season got a two-year deal.
Jordan Poyer, DB: Poyer could play safety or cornerback for Buffalo, which lost Stephon Gilmore to the Patriots and released Aaron Williams.
Colton Schmidt, P: The Bills gave their punter a new deal.
Brandon Tate, WR/KR: The Bills decided to re-sign their explosive receiver and return man.
Tyrod Taylor, QB: In a deal that makes sense for both sides, Taylor agreed to a restructured contract with the Bills.
Mike Tolbert, RB: Finally, the Bills can play with a 740-pound backfield.
Corey Washington, WR: The Bills continued to add depth to the receiving corps by signing Washington.
Carolina Panthers
Mike Adams, S: The addition of the former Colts strong safety paves the way for Kurt Coleman move to free safety.
Mario Addison, DE: The Panthers secured their best edge rusher with a three-year deal.
Brenton Bersin, WR: The special teamer returns on what is probably a cheap one-year deal.
Chris Scott, OL: The Panthers are keeping the versatile OL around for another year.
Wes Horton, DE: Horton hears a two-year, $2.7 million contract.
Charles Johnson, DE: The veteran re-signed on a two-year deal, giving him a chance to end his career with the Panthers.
Colin Jones, S: The special teamer is back on a two-year deal.
Matt Kalil, OT: The Panthers gave Kalil a five-year, $55.5 million deal, but at least it’s backend loaded.
Kyle Love, DT: The Panthers *love* those reunions. Now they signed Love to a two-year extension.
Captain Munnerlyn, CB: O Captain! My Captain! is back in Carolina with a four-year deal.
Julius Peppers, DE/LB: It’s yet another reunion: Peppers will return to Carolina.
Russell Shepard, WR: The young receiver signed a three-year deal.
Kawann Short, DT: A year after giving (and then rescinding) the tag to Josh Norman, the Panthers used it again, this time with Short.
Fozzy Whittaker, RB: Waka waka, he’s back on a two-year deal.
Chicago Bears
Prince Amukamara: The Bears are signing the veteran cornerback to a one-year deal.
Johnthan Banks, CB: The Bears continue to add secondary depth, this time bringing back Mike Ehrmantraut.
Connor Barth, K: Chicago is holding on to the kicker for another year.
Daniel Brown, TE: Brown filled in admirably for an injured Zach Miller last year, so the Bears reward him with a new one-year deal.
Tom Compton, OL: Straight outta Atlanta, Compton signs with the Bears.
Marcus Cooper, CB: Cooper is the third new player the Bears have added to their defensive backfield in free agency.
Benny Cunningham, RB: The former Ram will join running back Jordan Howard in Chicago. Cunningham signed a one-year deal.
Quintin Demps, S: It’s a three-year deal for the 31-year-old.
Mike Glennon, QB: The Jay Cutler era is over. Glennon agreed to a three-year deal will pay him almost $15 million per season.
Christian Jones, LB: Jones’ versatility makes him a valuable backup.
Connor Shaw, QB: The Bears will keep at least one of their QBs around, albeit the one who missed all of last season.
Dion Sims, TE: Three years, $18 million for the ex-Dolphin.
Deonte Thompson, WR: Thompson returns to Chicago with a one-year deal.
Markus Wheaton, WR: The speedy former Steeler is headed to Chicago.
Kendall Wright, WR: The 27-year-old has played his entire career with the Titans until now.
Cincinnati Bengals
Dre Kirkpatrick, CB: The Bengals lost a few key players but locked down the corner on a five-year deal.
Brandon LaFell, WR: Cincinnati keeps its WR corp intact, signing LaFell to a two-year deal.
Kevin Minter, LB: The Bengals landed the former Arizona Cardinal in the second wave of free agency.
Andre Smith, OT: The Bengals are bringing back their former right tackle, who spent last year with the Vikings.
Cedric Peerman, RB: The Bengals will bring Peerman back.
Eric Winston, OL: The veteran offensive lineman is heading back to Cincinnati.
Cleveland Browns
Joel Bitonio, G: The Browns are doing some work on the OL, including giving Bitonio a big five-year, $51 million extension.
Kenny Britt, WR: Britt signed a four-year, $32 million deal with the Browns, which ended up signaling the end of Terrelle Pryor’s time in Cleveland.
Brock Osweiler, QB: The Browns got what they wanted — a second-round pick. They will now probably cut or trade Osweiler.
J.C. Tretter, C: The former Packer will help solidify the OL for [QB TBD].
Kevin Zeitler, G: Zeitler is staying in Ohio and just became the highest-paid guard in the NFL.
Dallas Cowboys
Brice Butler, WR: The Cowboys re-signed Butler to a one-year deal.
Nolan Carroll, CB: The Cowboys tried to sign Carroll last year, but he stayed with the Eagles. Now he’s on a three-year deal with their NFC East rival.
Jonathan Cooper, OG: Dallas signed Cooper at the start of the playoffs and liked the former first-round pick enough to give him a one-year deal.
Darren McFadden, RB: He said he’d be a Cowboys fan whether he stayed in Dallas or not, and McFadden is back on a one-year deal.
Damontre Moore, DE: The former third-round pick is a bit of a reclamation project, but the Cowboys are trying to add pass-rushing depth.
Stephen Paea, DT: Dallas hopes he can fill the void left by Terrell McClain.
Terrance Williams, WR: Dak Prescott gets another target back — and at a team-friendly price.
Denver Broncos
Kasim Edebali, DE: The German-born edge rusher will give Denver depth on special teams.
Zach Kerr, DL: The former Colt is a big dude and could play the Vance Walker role.
Ronald Leary, G: The Broncos added Leary, a sign they’re trying to fix their offensive line (and maybe woo Tony Romo?).
Domata Peko, NT: Peko will join his cousin Kyle Peko on the Broncos’ roster.
Menelik Watson, OT: The former Raider is staying in the AFC West on a three-year deal.
Detroit Lions
Darren Fells, TE: The veteran tight end signed a one-year deal with Detroit.
D.J. Hayden, CB: The Raiders’ first-round pick in 2012 has been a bust in Oakland. Detroit is giving him a one-year flyer.
Jordan Hill, DT: The Lions signed Hill and will add him to their rotation.
T.J. Lang, G: The former Packers guard is signing with an NFC North rival.
Keshawn Martin, WR: The Spartan is back in Michigan.
Don Muhlbach, LS: The long snapper is back with the Lions for a 14th straight year.
Akeem Spence, DT: The former Buc is coming to Detroit on a three-year, $10.5 million deal.
Rick Wagner, RT: The Lions are giving Wagner more than $9 million.
Cornelius Washington, DE: He can help fill a pass-rushing role opposite Ziggy Ansah.
Paul Worrilow, LB: The former Falcons linebacker was signed to a one-year deal.
Green Bay Packers
Don Barclay, OL: The coaching favorite is back for another season in Green Bay.
Martellus Bennett, TE: Aaron Rodgers gets a new Super Bowl-winning, quote machine target.
Jayrone Elliott, LB: The Packers are bringing back another of their free agent outside linebackers.
Davon House, CB: The Steelers tried to court him, but House is going back to the Packers for another year.
Lance Kendricks, TE: The Packers aren’t done upgrading the tight end position.
Joe Kerridge, FB: The Packers are brining back one of their best special teams players and fullback. Kerridge signed a one-year deal.
Christine Michael, RB: Michael returns to Green Bay after Eddie Lacy signed with the Seahawks.
Nick Perry, LB: Celebrate, Green Bay. The Packers locked down the pass rusher on a five-year, $60 million deal.
Jordan Tripp, LB: The special teamer is back on a one-year deal.
Houston Texans
Ryan Griffin, TE: Griffin is excited about staying with Houston for three more years.
Shane Lechler, P: The Texans’ longtime punter is back for his 935th season.
Nick Novak, K: The Texans must like their kicking game, because they re-signed Novak, too.
Indianapolis Colts
Darius Butler, DB: Butler returns to Indianapolis’ defensive backfield with a one-year deal.
Jack Doyle, TE: Good news for Andrew Luck. Doyle, who emerged as the Colts’ top tight end last season, is back on a new three-year deal.
Margus Hunt, DE: The Bengals’ second-round pick in 2013 has underwhelmed in his career, but the Colts are giving him a shot.
Joe Fortunato, LS: The Colts now have a new long snapper.
Jeff Locke, P: Following Pat McAfee’s retirement, the Colts found their new, presumably less funny, punter.
Barkevious Mingo, LB: After one season with the Patriots, the former first-round pick by the Browns is headed to Indy on a one-year deal.
Brian Schwenke, OL: The former Titan has experience at center and guard.
Jabaal Sheard, DE/LB: The 27-year-old will sign with the Colts.
John Simon, OLB: Only 26, the Colts are banking on him as an up and coming pass rusher with a bargain three-year, $13.5 million deal.
Sean Spence, LB: The Colts continued to bolster the linebacker corps with the addition of Spence.
Brandon Williams, TE: Williams will join a tight ends Jack Doyle and Erik Swoope in Indianapolis.
Robert Turbin, RB: The six-year veteran running back signed a two-year deal and is back in Indianapolis.
Al Woods, DT: Woods stays in the AFC South after the Titans released him right before the start of free agency.
Jacksonville Jaguars
Branden Albert, LT: The trade with the Dolphins became official and Albert could help the Jags, if he stays healthy.
A.J. Bouye, CB: Bouye turned a breakout season with the Texans into a $67.5 million contract with a different AFC South team.
Calais Campbell, DE: The Jaguars landed Campbell even after he mulled an offer from the Broncos.
Stefan Charles, DT: The Canadian spent last season with the Lions.
Barry Church, S: The Jaguars scooped up Church on a four-year deal.
Audie Cole, LB: Cole appeared in all 16 games for the Vikings last year.
Malliciah Goodman, DE: Jacksonville signed Goodman because he provides depth.
Josh McNary, LB: McNary was primarily a special teams contributor for the Colts, and that’s an area in which the Jaguars want to improve.
Patrick Omameh, OL: It’s not a splashy move, but it makes sense for the Jaguars to bring back the versatile offensive lineman.
Earl Watford, G: Watford signed a two-year deal after a physical.
Kansas City Chiefs
Eric Berry, S: Berry didn’t want to play under the franchise tag, so the Chiefs went ahead and made him the NFL’s top-paid safety.
Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, G: The Canadian doctor/NFL guard signed a five-year extension with the Chiefs.
Marqueston Huff, S: The Chiefs signed Huff, whose restricted tender from the Ravens was withdrawn.
Bennie Logan, DT: Logan will sign a one-year deal.
Mike Person, OL: The Chiefs re-signed at least one of their unrestricted free agents.
Daniel Sorensen, S: The young safety signed a four-year deal with Kansas City. He was a restricted free agent.
Los Angeles Chargers
Jahleel Addae, S: Addae signed a four-year, $22.5 million extension with the Chargers.
Kellen Clemens, QB: The Chargers are bringing back Clemens as Philip Rivers’ backup.
Melvin Ingram, LB: The Chargers are keeping one of the league’s best pass-rushing duos intact. They gave Ingram the tag, so he’ll line up with Joey Bosa for at least another year.
Russell Okung, OT: Okung, who acts as his own agent, negotiated himself a nice four-year, $53 million deal.
Branden Oliver, RB: Oliver signed a one-year deal to stay with the Chargers.
Damion Square, NT: The Chargers are keeping the rotation player around for two more years.
Mike Windt, LS: Windt gets a four-year extension at the least flashiest, but quietly pretty important, position.
Los Angeles Rams
Connor Barwin, LB: A week after the Eagles released the fan favorite, he lands with the Rams. Barwin will play as an OLB in Wade Phillips’ 3-4 defense.
Lance Dunbar, RB: The former Cowboys running back landed with the Rams on a one-year deal worth up to $3 million.
Trumaine Johnson, CB: The Rams took a risk and gave Johnson the franchise tag for the second straight year. Johnson has already signed the $16.7 million tender, but he could be on the trade market.
Aaron Murray, QB: The Rams signed Murray, who played at Georgia with Todd Gurley.
Tyrunn Walker, DT: Walker will get to play on the same defensive line as Aaron Donald and Michael Brockers.
Kayvon Webster, CB: The Rams strengthened their defensive backfield by adding the former Bronco with a two-year deal.
Andrew Whitworth, LT: The Rams upgraded the offensive line with Whitworth, and that sound you’re hearing is Jared Goff breathing again.
Robert Woods, WR: The former USC Trojan is headed back to LA, agreeing to a five-year, $39 million deal with the Rams.
Greg Zuerlein, K: The kicker with the best nickname in the NFL, Legatron, agreed to a three-year deal with the Rams.
Miami Dolphins
Nate Allen, S: The former Eagles second-rounder played for the Raiders the last two seasons.
Kiko Alonso, LB: The Dolphins gave Alonso a first-round tender, and later gave him a 3-year deal.
Jerome Bushrod, OL: Bushrod, who started 16 games at right guard for the Dolphins last season, re-ups with the team.
Andre Branch, DE: The Dolphins re-signed the pass rusher to a three-year, $27 million deal.
Anthony Fasano, TE: Fasano is back with the Dolphins after spending the last four years with the Chiefs and Titans.
Reshad Jones, S: Jones earned a five-year, $60 million extension.
Ted Larsen, G: Larsen, who signed a three-year deal, can line up at guard or center.
Kenny Stills, WR: Miami was able to hang on to the deep threat, thanks no doubt to the $20 million guaranteed.
Julius Thomas, TE: The trade with the Jaguars became final and the Dolphins have a pass-catching TE.
Lawrence Timmons, LB: After 10 years with the Steelers, Timmons is headed to Miami on a two-year deal.
William Hayes, DE: The Rams traded the veteran defensive end for a sixth-round pick.
Minnesota Vikings
Datone Jones, DL: Another former Packer stays in the NFC North.
Latavius Murray, RB: The Adrian Peterson era seems to be over for real in Minnesota now that Murray is on board.
Terence Newman, CB: The soon-to-be 39-year-old returns to the Vikings — and he wants a Super Bowl ring.
Riley Reiff, OL: The Vikings needed OL help and they got it by signing the former Lion.
Mike Remmers, OL: The veteran offensive lineman is signing a five-year deal.
Adam Thielen, WR: The Vikings signed the restricted free agent to a big three-year deal that could be worth up to $27 million.
New England Patriots
Dwayne Allen, TE: How very Patriots to make a trade for a tight end Allen.
Alan Branch, DT: The Patriots re-signed Branch to a two-year deal.
Rex Burkhead, RB: The Patriots signed the former Bengals running back, adding another weapon on offense.
Malcolm Butler, CB: He got a first-round tender from the Patriots, but now he could be on the trading block.
Justin Coleman, CB: Coleman is back in the fold with the New England Patriots for at least another year. He signed an exclusive rights tender.
James Develin, FB: Develin re-signs with the Patriots on a new two-year deal worth $2.8 million.
Kony Ealy, DE: The Panthers traded their 2014 second-round pick to New England, where he will probably turn into a Pro Bowler.
Stephon Gilmore, CB: The Patriots signed arguably the top CB on the free agent market.
Lawrence Guy, DL: Once a journeyman lineman, Guy settled in as a starter in Baltimore and cashed in with a four-year deal in New England.
Duron Harmon, S: Harmon can earn up to $20 million on his new four-year deal with the Pats.
Dont’a Hightower, LB: The Patriots managed to hang on to their defensive captain, who was a highly coveted free agent.
Michael Williams, TE: Rather than tender Williams, the Patriots signed him to a one-year deal. Congrats, Omar Little.
New Orleans Saints
Chris Banjo, DB: The special teamster who shares a last name with a musical instrument is fittingly staying in New Orleans.
Travaris Cadet, RB: After taking a few visits, Cadet is re-signing with the Saints.
Nick Fairley, DT: After bouncing from team to team, the pass rusher has finally been signed to a long-term deal.
Ted Ginn Jr., WR: The speedster is staying in the NFC South.
Shiloh Keo, S: The special teamer will return for a one-year deal at the veteran minimum.
A.J. Klein, LB: The Saints also signed Klein, another former Panther.
Alex Okafor, LB: Okafor will play for a team other than the Cardinals for the first time in his career, joining a Saints team that really need pass rushers.
Jesse Schmitt, LS: Justin Drescher is still a free agent, so Schmitt is currently the only long snapper on the Saints roster right now.
Larry Warford, G: Warford fills an immediate need on the OL.
New York Giants
Orleans Darkwa, RB: Darkwa was dealt with injuries, but he’s back on a one-year deal.
Zak DeOssie, LS: DeOssie is the only Giant other than Eli Manning who was with the team during its last two Super Bowl wins.
Rhett Ellison, TE: The Giants added the blocking tight end they needed.
D.J. Fluker, OL: The ex-Charger gets a one-year “prove it” deal.
Mark Herzlich, LB: The veteran will return for his seventh season with the Giants.
John Jerry, OL: The right guard signed a three-year deal.
Josh Johnson, QB: Johnson, who signed a two-year deal, will provide depth behind Eli Manning.
Brandon Marshall, WR: Odell Beckham Jr., rejoice! Marshall got a two-year deal with the Giants.
Jason Pierre-Paul, DE: JPP got the franchise tag from the Giants again, two years after his fireworks accident.
Geno Smith, QB: Smith signed a one-year deal with the Giants. He will get another chance to play football in the Big Apple.
New York Jets
Kelvin Beachum, OT: The Jets bolster their offensive line by signing Beachum to a three-year deal.
Chandler Catanzaro, K: The Jets released Nick Folk earlier this offseason and signed the former Cardinals kicker.
Morris Claiborne, CB: Claiborne leaves the Cowboys for the Jets. He signed a one-year deal with the Jets.
Ben Ijalana, OT: Ijalana was a priority for the Jets, who re-signed him for two years.
Corey Lemonier, OLB: The Jets picked Lemonier off waivers late in the season and re-signed him at the start of free agency.
Josh Martin, LB: The special teamer got a new two-year deal.
Josh McCown, QB: Somehow, the Jets are one of the few teams McCown hasn’t played for yet in his 47-year NFL career.
Quinton Patton, WR: Patton has been horrible with the 49ers. Now, he can try to turn his career around in the Big Apple.
Mike Pennel, DT: Pennel spent the last three seasons with the Packers, and now he’s with the Jets on a one-year deal.
Tanner Purdum, LS: The Jets haven’t had to worry about long snapping since Purdum came on board in 2010.
Oakland Raiders
Jared Cook, TE: Derek Carr was instrumental in landing his next big target.
Jelani Jenkins, LB: Jenkins will provide depth to a position group that already has Khalil Mack and Bruce Irvin.
EJ Manuel, QB: The former first-round draft pick signed with Oakland and will compete with Connor Cook for the backup quarterback gig.
Marshall Newhouse, OT: The Raiders signed Newhouse to a two-year deal.
Cordarrelle Patterson, WR: Oakland added some speed and a threat in the return game with Patterson.
Philadelphia Eagles
Nick Foles, QB: The veteran quarterback returns to Philadelphia with a two-year contract.
Najee Goode, LB: The Eagles re-signed the linebacker and special teams contributor for another year.
Alshon Jeffery, WR: Jeffery joined the Eagles on a one-year deal and immediately becomes their best receiver.
Torrey Smith, WR: Wentz has another reliable target to work with after Smith signed a three-year, $15 million deal with the Eagles.
Chance Warmack, G: The former Titans guard is joining the Eagles on a one-year deal.
Stefen Wisniewski, G/C: The Eagles re-signed Wisniewski to a three-year deal.
Pittsburgh Steelers
Le’Veon Bell, RB: The Steelers are keeping the Three B’s together: First they franchise-tagged Bell ...
Antonio Brown, WR ... and then they made Brown the highest-paid receiver in the league.
Knile Davis, RB/KR: Davis will join a potent backfield led by Le’Veon Bell.
James Harrison, LB: The Steelers signed the ageless wonder to a two-year extension.
Justin Hunter, WR: Pittsburgh is adding a new deep threat for Big Ben.
David Johnson, TE: The blocking tight end will return to Pittsburgh for another year.
Landry Jones, QB: He’ll be there for two more years to fill in whenever Ben Roethlisberger gets injured.
Coty Sensabaugh, CB: The Steelers signed Sensabaugh to a two-year deal, and this signing should bolster their secondary.
San Francisco 49ers
Matt Barkley, QB: Can’t keep the formidable duo of Matt Barkley and Brian Hoyer apart.
DeAndre Carter, WR: The 49ers are adding depth at WR, giving the Bay Area native a two-year deal.
Brock Coyle, LB: Coyle is coming off a career-best year with the Seahawks.
Pierre Garcon, WR: He’s the biggest signing the 49ers have made so far on offense.
Marquise Goodwin, WR: He has Olympic speed — literally.
Robbie Gould, K: Kicker news!!!! Don’t get too excited.
Brian Hoyer, QB: He’s reuniting with Kyle Shanahan and will get a chance to start.
Chris Jones, DT: Jones is back on a one-year deal after making six starts for the 49ers last season.
Don Jones, DB: The 49ers added another special teamer on a two-year deal.
Kyle Juszczyk, FB: He’s now the highest-paid fullback ... by a lot.
Jeremy Kerley, WR: The 49ers’ leading receiver last year received a three-year deal worth up to $10.5 million.
Earl Mitchell, DL: Mitchell spent most of last year on IR with the Dolphins, but the 49ers signed him to a four-year deal.
Logan Paulsen, TE: The 49ers are looking for ways to beef up their tight ends.
Aldrick Robinson, WR: Robinson is joining Shanahan from Atlanta.
Malcolm Smith, LB: Smith is signing with the 49ers, who are somewhat familiar with him.
K’Waun Williams, CB: Williams heads to the West Coast on a one-year deal.
Jeremy Zuttah, C: Zuttah was almost released by the Ravens, but the 49ers ended up trading for him.
Seattle Seahawks
Terence Garvin, LB: Seattle signed the 26-year-old to help bolster Seattle’s defense
Luke Joeckel, OL: The Seahawks will give the former No. 2 pick a chance at tackle or guard.
Eddie Lacy, RB: The bruising back ends up in Seattle on a one-year deal.
DeShawn Shead, CB: Seattle retains a starting CB for another year.
Neiko Thorpe, CB: The Seahawks retain the special teams standout.
Luke Willson, TE: The Seahawks re-signed the talented, run-blocking tight end to a one-year deal.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Chris Baker, DT: Baker, coming from Washington like DeSean Jackson, will likely line up at nose tackle.
Chris Conte, S: Conte re-signed on a two-year, special teamer type of deal.
Nick Folk, K: One year after drafting Roberto Aguayo in the second round, the Bucs are bringing in Folk to compete with him.
William Gholston, DE: Before free agency, the Buccaneers agreed to a five-year, $37 million extension with Gholston.
Joe Hawley, C: Hawley has started 29 games in two years in Tampa and will be back for another two years.
DeSean Jackson, WR: Jameis Winston wanted to play with DJax, and now the Bucs have an offense that could be a force.
Josh Robinson, CB: The core special teamer got a new two-year deal from the Bucs.
Jacquizz Rodgers, RB: Rodgers, who filled in often for Doug Martin, is back on a two-year deal.
Garrison Sanborn, LS: The Bucs had a gaping hole at long snapper and filled it with the veteran who was previously with the Bills.
Sealver Siliga, DT: The Bucs re-signed the massive 345-pound defender.
J.J. Wilcox, S: The former Cowboys is headed to Tampa Bay.
Tennessee Titans
Daren Bates, LB: Bates gets a three-year deal. The Titans get help on special teams.
Matt Cassel, QB: The Titans gave Cassel a two-year extension to back up Marcus Mariota.
Johnathan Cyprien, S: The Titans signed Cyprien away from the Jaguars.
Karl Klug, DL: Klug, who has grown into his role as a pass rusher, stays with the Titans.
Nate Palmer, LB: Palmer has been a key special teamer for the Titans and will also return.
Logan Ryan, CB: The former Patriot was one of the top CBs in free agency and signed with the Titans on a three-year deal.
Phillip Supernaw, TE: Supernaw? How about Superyeah, the Titans are keeping one of their blocking tight ends.
Brynden Trawick, S: Trawick is now the highest-paid special teamer in the NFL.
Eric Weems, WR: The Titans have a new return man.
Sylvester Williams, DL: The veteran defensive lineman agreed on a three-year deal with the Titans.
Wesley Woodyard, LB: Woodyard’s two-year extension could be worth up to $12.75 million.
Washington
Chris Carter, LB: Washington announced the addition of Carter, who has spent time with the Steelers, Colts, and Bengals in his career.
Kirk Cousins, QB: Cousins signed his franchise tender and is now tradeable. He is the first quarterback in league history to ever get the franchise tag in back-to-back seasons.
Vernon Davis, TE: Davis is staying home, re-signing with Washington for three more years.
Ziggy Hood, DE: The nine-year vet returns after playing in all 16 games for Washington in 2016.
Terrell McClain, DT: Washington is getting some help in the trenches, signing McClain to a four-year deal.
Stacy McGee, DT: Washington signed the 27-year-old defensive lineman.
Terrelle Pryor, WR: The breakout receiver signs a one-year deal.
Brian Quick, WR: The former Ram gets a chance to revive his career in Washington.
D.J. Swearinger, S: It’s a three-year deal for the hard-hitting safety.