What were the 10 largest contracts in first two days of NFL free agency?

NFL free agency usually results in a mixed bag for teams, but one thing that is always true is that players who make it to the open market get PAID. This year was no different, and free agency just got started!

Of course, it helps when the cap rises to meteoric levels and teams have extra money to burn, but even so, there have been some eye-popping deals thus far.

Only two players have inked $100 million deals (more on them later), but plenty of others have received very solid paydays for themselves. (Here is the NFL free agent tracker if you need to catch up on all the signings and the grades for those bigger signings.)

That being said, which players have signed the biggest deals, and where are they headed?

Here are the 10 largest contracts in the first two days of NFL free agency: 

One of the top corners on the market stayed home in the end. Although the deal looks enormous, Murphy ranks just 15th among all CBs currently with his $54M and 14th in average annual value (AAV). A strong deal for a player who led all cornerbacks with six interceptions in 2024.

A former third-round pick in 2021, Adebo put up 10 interceptions and 43 passes defended in four seasons with the Saints. According to Pro Football Focus (PFF), quarterbacks had a 67.0 passer rating against him last season — which was the fifth-best among all cornerbacks when including the postseason. He is only 25 years old and should serve as the primary corner for the Giants.

Despite suffering a jaw fracture in Week 15 of last season, the 28-year-old cornerback still garnered a ton of interest after a strong campaign with the Lions. Since being drafted in 2018, he's recorded 11 interceptions, 84 passes defended, four forced fumbles and 14 tackles for loss. His