NFL free agency remains active after the new league year opened last week and a two-day negotiation window. The initial rush produced a steady stream of signings, trades that shifted direction and notable roster moves across the league.
Top headlines so far - Christian Kirk agreed to a one-year deal with the San Francisco 49ers. Analyst Mina Kimes said, "If Christian Kirk's healthy, I like the fit with 49ers' other WRs," and she and Chase Daniel offered a video reaction to the signing. - A proposed Maxx Crosby trade collapsed, but the Baltimore Ravens adjusted their plans, signing edge rusher Trey Hendrickson to bolster their pass rush. - Quarterback movement: Malik Willis signed with the Miami Dolphins, Tua Tagovailoa landed with the Atlanta Falcons, and Kyler Murray joined the Minnesota Vikings. - Playmaker shifts: Wide receiver Mike Evans signed in San Francisco, and Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III agreed to join the Kansas City Chiefs' backfield.
What we’re watching - Remaining top free agents: Several high-impact players are still available, and teams continue evaluating fits before committing to long-term deals. - Trade candidates: With salary
