The Lions are signing former Chiefs RB Isiah Pacheco, according to NFL Network reports. Pacheco entered the league as a seventh-round pick in 2022 but wound up easily leading Kansas City in carries and rushing yards that year, as well as rushing TDs. He saw increased usage in his second season and carried a workhorse role from the playoffs into the start of 2024. But a Week 2 leg fracture derailed that campaign, and Pacheco never got back to his previous form in 2025.

The Raiders and C Tyler Linderbaum agreed to a three-year, $81 million deal with $60 million guaranteed on the first day of free agency. It makes Linderbaum the highest-paid interior lineman in NFL history. His $27 million average annual salary is $9 million more than any other center.

The Pantheres on Monday agreed to terms with free-agent Edge Jaelan Phillips and free-agent LB Devin Lloyd. It's a three-year, $45 million deal with Lloyd, according to NFL Network, that will include $25 million guaranteed. Phillips garnered a monster four-year, $120 million pact that includes $80 million in guarantees.

The Steelers watched RB Kenneth Gainwell agree to a deal with Tampa Bay on Monday and will apparently fill his spot with Rico Dowdle. Dianna Russini of The Athletic reports that the former Panther has reached agreement with Pittsburgh, though details are not yet available. Joining the Steelers will meet Dowdle back up with HC Mike McCarthy, who piloted the Cowboys for the entirety of Dowdle's time there.

The Cardinals are signing QB Gardner Minshew to a one-year deal, according to multiple reports. NFL Network's Tom Pelissero says it's a $5.75 million pact that could be worth as much as $8 million.

The Seahawks have agreed to a three-year deal with WR Rashid Shaheed. ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that it'll pay $51 million in total, with $34.7 million of that guaranteed. Seattle traded fourth- and fifth-round picks to the Saints for Shaheed ahead of last season's trade deadline.

The Raiders on Monday agreed to terms with a pair of free-agent LBs. First came former Eagles LB Nakobe Dean on a three-year, $30 million deal that includes $20 million in guarantees, according to multiple reports. Shortly after that came word that Vegas is adding former Packers LB Quay Walker. NFL Network reports tht he'll get $40.5 million over three years, with $28 million of that guaranteed.

The Broncos are nearing an agreement to re-sign RB J.K. Dobbins, according to beat writer Zac Stevens. Dobbins ran for 772 yards and four TDs on 5.0 yards per carry across 10 games for Denver last year. His season ended in Week 10 with a foot injury that required surgery, although it seemed like Dobbins had a chance to make it back had the Broncos reached the Super Bowl.

San Francisco agreed to a three-year, $60.4 million deal with longtime Buccaneers WR Mike Evans, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Evans spent his entire 12-year career in Tampa Bay after being selected seventh overall in the 2014 NFL Draft, leaving as the franchise’s all-time leader in receptions (866), receiving yards (13,052), and TDs (108).

Former Eagles WR Jahan Dotson is joining the Falcons on a two-year deal worth $15 million. The agreement includes $10 million fully guaranteed, per ESPN's Adam Schefter.

WR Wan'Dale Robinson signed a 4-year, $70m deal with the Titans. He will join OC Brian Daboll. Daboll was the HC of the Giants, drafting Robinson in 2022. Expect Robinson to be utilized in a similar role to Daboll's system on the Giants with heavy volume out of the slot. With the lack of WR depth on the Titans, Robinson sits as the early favorite to lead the team in targets.

The Saints are expected to sign RB Travis Etienne Jr., according to multiple reports. He spent his first five years with the Jaguars after arriving as a first-round pick, outlasting head coaches Urban Meyer and Doug Pederson before playing 2025 under Liam Coen. Etienne turned 27 in January. He's getting a four-year, $52 million pact with New Orleans, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.

RB Tyler Allgeier signed a two-year, $12.25 million contract with the Cardinals, joining James Conner and Trey Benson. After serving as the backup to Bijan Robinson over the past three seasons, Allgeier will compete for carries in a crowded situation. Conner took a paycut to stay with the Cardinals, so Allgeier could lead the backfield in touches. But this certainly wasn't the ideal signing for Allgeier's fantasy value in 2026.

Tampa Bay has agreed to a two-year deal with RB Kenneth Gainwell that will pay $14 million, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Gainwell spent 2025 with the Steelers after arriving on a mere one-year, $1.79 million pact. That followed four seasons with the Eagles, who drafted him in the fifth round in 2021.

The Dolphins are signing QB Malik Willis to a 3-year, $67.5 million deal with $45 million guaranteed, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Willis' $22.5 million average annual salary ranks 21st among QBs. It's a reasonable deal for an unproven player who carries a wide range of outcomes.

The Giants are expected to sign TE Isaiah Likely. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports that he's getting a three-year deal worth $40 million, "with upside to $47.5M." Likely spent his first four seasons with the Ravens after arriving as a fourth-round pick in 2022. This is his first shot at free agency.

WR Michael Pittman has been traded from the Indianapolis Colts to the Pittsburgh Steelers. After signing Alec Pierce to a $28.5 million average annual salary, the Colts will move on from Pittman. The Steelers had little receiving depth behind WR D.K. Metcalf, so Pittman adds a No. 2 possession WR for HC Mike McCarthy's new offense. Unfortunately, the uncertainty around the Steelers QB position still makes Pittman a shaky fantasy asset, even if Aaron Rodgers returns.

The Chiefs are signing RB Kenneth Walker III, according to multiple reports (including his own X feed).

The Buccaneers and TE Cade Otton agreed to a new deal just after free agency opened on Monday. No word yet on details of the fresh contract. Otton was considered one of the top TEs on the market, although that's more because of his well-rounded game than his dynamism as a pass catcher.

The Colts and WR Alec Pierce have agreed to a four-year, $114 million deal with $84 million guaranteed, according to multiple reports. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport notes that it's the biggest deal ever given to a free-agent WR. Pierce's $28.5 million average annual salary makes him the league's 11th-highest-paid WR -- just behind Tee Higgins and right in front of Jaylen Waddle.