NFL Free Agency: Running Backs, Defense, Quarterbacks Dominate

0:00From NFL coverage, this is your March 10th update. The NFL free-aid is in negotiation window open on Monday, sparking a flurry of deals across the league. Running backs dominated the headlines, with Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III landing a three-year contract with the Kansas City Chiefsworth. $43 million, including $28.7 million, guaranteed. Chicago Bears fans got exciting news too, as the team beefed up their defense right away. They signed safety Kobe Bryant to a three-year, $40 million packed, the biggest splash. The Bears also added defensive tackle, Neville Galamore, and linebacker Devon Bush, while bringing back their own guys like linebacker DeMarco Jackson. Defensive and Daniel Hardy, left tackle Braxton Jones, and quarterback Case Keenum. These early moves show teams wasting no time to build contenders, especially after a wild offseason build-up. Fans are buzzing about how it shakes up rosters, with running back runs in defensive hall

1:00setting a fast pace for the rest of the period. Day 2 brings even more star power to the market. Quarterbacks like 28-year-old Kyler Murray, 42-year-old Aaron Rogers, and 37-year-old Russell Wilson topped the list. Alongside running backs such as 29-year-old Joe Mixin, and 28-year-old Najie Harris. Wide receivers including 32-year-old Tyree Kill and Ed Rushes like 31-year-old Trey Hendrixen remain available, keeping the action hot. Expect more big names to fly off the board as soon as negotiations heat up. This story is made possible by our sponsor. Headphones in a pillow. Once you try it, it just makes sense, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com.