NFL Free Agency: Dolphins Trade Fitzpatrick, Jets Sign Him

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans. Hit subscribe and stay connected. NFL Free Agency is heating up early with the two-day negotiating window that opened at noon Eastern today. Teams can now hash out contract terms with most unrestricted free agents, but nothing gets signed until 4 p.m. Eastern on Wednesday. A few big names I'd George Pickens, Breeze Hall, and Kyle Pitts are off limits until then because of franchise tags. One of the first major moves came from the Dolphins, who traded safety, Minka Fitzpatrick, to the Jets for just a 20-26-7th round pick. New York is giving him a 3-year 40-million-dollar deal, boosting their secondary after a pickless season. Meanwhile, the Cowboys are finalizing a deal to get past Russia-Rushan Gary from the Packers in exchange for a 20-27 fourth-rounder. Reactions are mixed on the Fitzpatrick trade, with the Jets earning high-marts for landing a 3-time all-pro cheap while the Dolphins take heat for, shipping him to a rival, and

1:01only saving under 6-million in cap space. Its signals Miami might be rebuilding after also releasing two Otago Veloa this week. Experts are buzzing with bull calls, too, like the Eagles grabbing past Russia-Trey Hendrickson, the cheese-adding Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker, and Mike Evans leaving Tampa Bay. From the quarterback front, predictions have too a heading to Arizona and Kyler Murray joining the Jets. In mock-draft news, the Cowboys could trade up to the top 10 for linebacker help, while Travis Kelsey seems set to return to Kansas City. Keep an eye on our trackers, as deals pile up before Wednesday. The Daily News Now is powered by our sponsor. When you need a moment alone, just lay back and listen, S-O-L-I-SOLIPILO.com.