DeAndre Hopkins, Ravens agree to 1-year deal for star receiver's 13th NFL season: reports
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Sources -- Free agent DeAndre Hopkins, Ravens agree to deal - ESPN
Five-time Pro-Bowl wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins has reached a one-year, $5 million deal that could get up to as much as $6 million with the Baltimore Ravens, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Tuesday.
Sources - Patriots reach deals with Milton Williams, Carlton Davis - ESPN
The New England Patriots entered free agency with the most salary cap space in the NFL and are spending big Monday, especially on the defensive side.
Source: Baltimore Ravens will re-sign tackle Ronnie Stanley - ESPN
OWINGS MILLS, Md. — The Baltimore Ravens announced Sunday they reached an agreement with left tackle Ronnie Stanley, which allows them to keep their top free agent and secures quarterback Lamar Jackson's blind side for the near future.
Sources - Hollywood Brown returning to Chiefs on 1-year deal - ESPN
Free agent WR Hollywood Brown is returning to the Kansas City Chiefs on a one-year deal worth up to $11 million, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
2025 NFL free agency: Underrated players who could be steals - ESPN
Let's tell it like it is: The 2025 free agent class is not very good. The best names were Tee Higgins and Trey Smith, neither of whom made it beyond the franchise tag stage. On ESPN's top 100 list, the best remaining players are Ronnie Stanley, a 31-year-old tackle with a tough injury history; D.J. Reed, the CB2 from the Jets looking for a CB1 job; Chris Godwin, who… well, Godwin is actually very good and I would pay him a lot of money (but even he is 29 with an injury history). Sam Darnold ranks fourth.
Davante Adams, Chris Godwin top Keyshawn Johnson's list of NFL free-agent WRs
In a pass-happy league, an NFL team can't have enough wide receivers.