NFL Free Agency Kicks Off: Commanders, Cowboys, Eagles, Packers Make Moves

0:00It's March 8 for the NFL. Let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. The NFL legal tampering period kicks off in just over 24 hours, marking the real start of free agency. Teams like the Washington commanders are poised to dive in with over $80 million in cap space. After a rough 5-12 season hampered by injuries to quarterback Jaden Daniels, they need help at wide receiver and running back, with names. Like Rico Doudal and Mike Evans floating his targets. Meanwhile, the Dallas Cowboys are shifting gears after missing out on Raiders' past russure Max Crosby. They offered draft picks in a veteran, but couldn't meet Las Vegas's demands for multiple first rounders. Now, with an ed rush need, Dallas is eyeing Trey Hendrickson, Jalen Phillips, Odefeo Wei, and Boya Maff to bolster their defense. Trey buzzed around Eagles wide receiver AJ Brown refuses to die down. The New England Patriots reportedly offered a first round and third round pick, but general

1:01manager Howie Roseman turned it down, holding out for a first and second. Insiders say Brown will likely suit up for either Philly or New England next year, though patients might be key amid cap issues. Over in Green Bay, wide receiver Romeo Doves and linebacker Quay Walker could both be on the move. Walker cleared his social media of Packer's content and faces competition after they traded for Zaire Franklin, drawing interest from the Cowboys ad. Linebacker. Doves, who stepped up last season with 55 catches, has suitors like the Patriots' Titans in 49ers. Finally, Colts' wide-out Alec Pierce is generating serious heat with his big playability, potentially commanding at least $27 million. A year. The Titans lead the chase thanks to their cap room, while the Eagles eye keeping Jalen Phillips or pivoting to a Viking's trade for Jonathan Greenard. If needed, expect a frenzy as deals heat up.