free agency

The first and second waves of free agency have come and gone along with the NFL Draft, leaving many wondering what veterans are still out there.

The Franchise Tag in the NFL is an often used, team friendly way to commit to a player for 1 year and kick the ball down the field on contract negotiations. The NFL's deadline for teams to apply the tag was yesterday at 4pm eastern, and we'll let you know who all was tagged prior to yesterday's deadline.

Free agency doesn’t start until 6 p.m. Eastern on Monday. The machinations toward getting ready, however, were in full steam on Sunday.

With Dan Quinn coming in as the new defensive coordinator, there are a couple of Seattle connections that could help the Cowboys defense.

The Green Bay Packers chose not to use the franchise or transitional tag on Aaron Jones, thus making the 26-year old running back an unrestricted free agent.

Free agent pitcher Trevor Bauer announced in a video he posted on social media that he chose the LA Dodgers and signed a three-year $102 million contract.

Kugler, the offensive line coach for Arizona since 2019, was promoted by head coach Kliff Kingsbury to the team’s run game coordinator.

The start of NFL free agency is less than two months away, and Aaron Jones will be the most attractive running back on the market, which starts on March 17th.

It's time to take a look at some names the Cowboys could look to sign in free agency this offseason.

Dak Prescott is still looking for a long term contract and the Dallas Cowboys added a veteran backup quarterback with Texas native Andy Dalton.