NFL free agency: Additions, subtractions, what's left for each team

The initial NFL free agency rush of 2023 was a frenzy, as hundreds of players were given millions of dollars to relocate to new cities.

There were quarterbacks on the move (though the fates of the two big names have yet to be finalized), and teams such as the Bears and Broncos took big swings to try to improve. Other teams tried to weather the storm (including the defending NFC champs), while many others tried to find smart, budget-friendly solutions to roster issues.

Now that we're more than a week removed from the start of free agency, our NFL Nation reporters took the pulse of the teams they cover. Not only did they pick out big additions (and costly subtractions), but they also provided the vibes of each franchise and hints to what they might do next in the second wave of free agency or the draft in preparation for the upcoming season.

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Marquee additions: Jordan Poyer (S), Connor McGovern (G), Deonte Harty (WR)

Marquee subtractions: Tremaine Edmunds (LB), Case Keenum (QB), Isaiah McKenzie (WR)

Did the Bills hit their free agency goals? Pretty much. There's still work to be done and additions to be made, but the Bills didn't go into free agency expecting to make massive moves, and the team was able to address some key areas in a manageable way, including bringing back Poyer on a team-friendly deal.

One thing we heard: Safety Damar Hamlin continues to have medical consultations as he recovers from going into cardiac arrest on the field in Week 17. Hamlin said that his goal is to return to football. The Bills have more security at safety with