Moehrig's contract, which is worth up to $60 million thanks to incentives, makes him the NFL's fifth-highest-paid safety, per Over the Cap, with an average annual value of $17 million. That figure just clears the $16.75 million per-year mark set in the 2024 offseason by Xavier McKinney, who went from the New York Giants to the Green Bay Packers.

The Panthers filled a need at safety that could help tighten up the league's worst run defense, agreeing to a three-year, $51 million deal with former Raiders second-round pick Tre'von Moehrig, sources confirmed to ESPN.

One of the more notable free agents this offseason is coming off the board. The New England Patriots have agreed to terms with former Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Milton Williams, according to CBS Sports NFL insider Jonathan Jones.

The news starting pouring in Monday afternoon, and none of it was good for the Eagles as they are losing four key free agents. And there were no signs of anyone coming in to replace them. The Eagles did make a trade,

The Raiders signed two players on day one of free agency. Both safeites. The latest is Panthers S Lonnie Johnson Jr.

The NFL's negotiating window opened at noon ET on Monday, and while free agency won't officially open until 4 p.m. ET on Wednesday, there has been no shortage of activity. Some franchises have been more aggressive than others in the goings,

NFL Draft cycle is heating up. The NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis is in the books, and a murky draft picture will begin to become more clear with free agency kicking off this week. Monday marks the start of the league's legal tampering period where teams can begin agreeing to deals with free agents ahead of all moves becoming official on Wednesday with the start of the new league year.