NFL Teams' Free Agency Wins & Losses

0:00On March 12, here's the latest in global news. NFL teams shout out billions in free agency to chase Super Bowl dreams, but signing big names does not guarantee wins. Early standouts include the Carolina Panthers and San Francisco 49ers as top winners for smart defensive and offensive grabs. Meanwhile, squads like the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Philadelphia Eagles landed on the loser side after key departures. The Panthers boosted their defense with edge rusher Jalen Phillips on a $120 million deal and linebacker Devon Lloyd, four, $45 million, pairing them with stars like Derek Brown. Over in San Francisco, the 49ers landed six-time pro-buller Mike Evans from Tampa Bay on a three-year pack worth up to $60.4 million, but with just $16.3 million guaranteed. They also added a defensive tackle to be a trade and resigned key pieces. Other winners include the New England Patriots, who followed a strong prior off-season with

1:02wide-out Romeo doves for $70 million, guard. Alicia Vera Tucker and several defensive additions. The New York Jets fortified their backfield with safety, Mika Fitzpatrick, minebacker Demario Davis, and edge rusher Joseph O'Suy. The Los Angeles Rams improved their secondary by trading for cornerback Trent McDuffy and adding more coverage help. On the flip side, Tampa Bay lost Evans not to money, but to his push for a contender, plus starters on defense. Philadelphia, fresh off NFC East titles, saw edge rusher Jalen Phillips, minebacker Nikobe Dean, and safety Reed Blankenship leave. Jacksonville gave up linebacker Devon Lloyd, a running back and a cornerback, leaving gaps to fill. Things like the Raiders and Titans spent aggressively just to get competitive after rough years, though a planned trade for edge rusher Max Crosby fell through. For the agency shakes out over time, with more moves ahead. The Daily News Now is made possible with support from our sponsor.

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