NFL Free Agency: Bold Moves & Controversial Signings

0:00It's March 10th for the NFL. Let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. NFL free agency for the 2026 season kicked off with less buzz than in past years. Fewer star players hit the open market due to extensions and tags leading to fewer massive spending sprees. Still, teams made bold trades and signing starting March 9th to shake up their rosters for next year. Key trades included offensive tackle Titus Howard heading to the Cleveland Browns from the Houston Texans. Cornerback Trent McDuffie moving to the lows. Angeles Rams from the Kansas City Chiefs. Running back David Montgomery, joining the Houston Texans from the Detroit Lions and wide receiver DJ Moore. Landing with the Buffalo Bills from the Chicago Bears. Several signings drew high marks like the San Francisco 49ers grabbing wide receiver Mike Evans on a 3-year 42.4 million dollar deal. Graded in A for its low risk upside. The Miami Dolphins also impressed

1:01with quarterback Malik Willis on a 3-year 67.5 million dollar pact earning an A-minus. Meanwhile, the Las Vegas Raiders paid a premium for Senator Tyler Lindrbaum at three years 81 million dollars. Not every move landed well. The New Orleans Saints drew a C-minus for running back Travis Eddie in June years 4-year 52 million dollar contract amid rushing woes while. The Tennessee Titans got a C- for wide receiver Wandel Robinson's four-year 78 million dollar deal, seen as an overpay. Trades like the Green Bay Packers shipping defensive Ann Rashan Gary to the Dallas Cowboys also split opinions on value. Teams continue reshaping lines and skill groups with grades rolling in from analysts. Expect more action as squads balance cap space and contention pushes. The Daily News Now is powered by our sponsor. Link in the description. Your pillow, your podcast, your moment made for listening in bed.

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