NFL Teams Enter Second Wave of Free Agency After Comp Pick Deadline

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NFL Teams Enter Second Wave of Free Agency After Comp Pick Deadline

A new phase of National Football League free agency has begun, as signings no longer count toward the compensatory pick formula. That shift gives teams more flexibility to pursue veterans without risking future draft capital. General managers often treat this as a second wave, targeting depth, filling lingering roster holes and bringing in experienced players who can compete for roles ahead of training camp.

By Samnur Reza

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Which NFL Stars Are Still on the Free Agent Market Right Now?

Top free agents are still available, and teams can now sign them without affecting their compensatory draft picks. Notable names include Deebo Samuel, Jauan Jennings, Tyreek Hill, Stefon Diggs, and Keenan Allen at wide receiver. Other available veterans include TE David Njoku, LB Bobby Wagner, LB Matt Milano, DE Joey Bosa, DE Von Miller, DE Cameron Jordan, DE Haason Reddick, CB L'Jarius Sneed, and K Daniel Carlson.

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2026 NFL Draft First Round Draws 13.2 Million Viewers, Ranks Third All-Time

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Patriots Draft Four Young Married Players

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Atlanta Falcons Hire Bryce Johnston as Senior Vice President of Football

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Atlanta Falcons Hire Bryce Johnston as Senior Vice President of Football

The Atlanta Falcons have hired Bryce Johnston as Senior Vice President of Football, bringing over a key front-office piece from the Philadelphia Eagles. Johnston, previously the Eagles’ SVP, will serve as the Falcons’ lead contract negotiator and salary cap strategist under GM Ian Cunningham, signaling a major investment in roster-building and financial strategy.

By Shubham Bhargav

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John Harbaugh Addresses Malik Nabers’ Public Frustration

“We don’t get too worried about stuff. Put it out there.” Harbaugh said after speaking with Nabers following his public frustration. The Giants coach downplayed the situation after Nabers questioned passing on Caleb Downs, emphasizing that honesty matters more. Harbaugh added that as long as “the person’s heart is in the right place,” he welcomes players speaking openly.

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