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Romeo Doubs is headed to the AFC East.

After arriving in Los Angeles just before the trade deadline last season, Chargers offensive lineman Trevor Penning will stick around in 2026.

Although it was hardly a big-money deal, the two-year agreement signed by Jaguars tight end Johnny Mundt illustrates the one-way nature of NFL contracts.

The Texans' No. 1 defense is adding a big name to it.

The Broncos signed linebacker Dre Greenlaw to a three-year contract last March, but he won't make it into the second year of that deal.

It was reported earlier on Monday that tight end Travis Kelce was expected to return to the Chiefs for 2026.

Prosecutors dropped the domestic assault case against Patriots defensive tackle Christian Barmore, Ted Wayman of WCVB reports.

Top of center market shoots from $18 million to $27 million.

The Bears will keep their quarterback room from 2025 into 2026.

Edge rusher Odafe Oweh is on his way to Washington.