NFL free agency has officially arrived, and Yahoo Sports is here to keep you updated on all the latest moves and signings. Stay tuned to learn everything you need to know about the biggest roster changes in the league.
Fantasy football enthusiasts can also get in on the action, as Yahoo Sports’ fantasy experts are providing live reactions and analysis on what the free agency moves mean from a fantasy perspective. Whether you’re drafting your team or managing your lineup, you’ll want to stay informed on how the player movements impact your fantasy roster.
The NFL’s “legal tampering” period kicks off today at noon ET, giving teams the opportunity to reach out and negotiate contracts with players’ agents before free agency officially begins on March 13 at 4 p.m. ET. During this 52-hour window, teams can start building their rosters for the upcoming season.
As we gear up for the new league year, it’s important to have an understanding of key dates and rules surrounding NFL free agency. No contracts can be signed until free agency officially opens, and teams will have a salary cap of $255.4 million to work with this season, representing a $30 million increase from the previous year.
Curious about which players are hitting the free agent market this offseason? Check out Yahoo Sports NFL writer Frank Schwab’s breakdown of the top 25 free agents as well as his analysis of the top five free agents at each position.
For a comprehensive look at each team’s offseason plans, including cap space and roster needs, be sure to explore our team-by-team NFL offseason primers. Get a glimpse of where each franchise stands and how they’re preparing for the upcoming season.
And don’t forget about the players who received the NFL franchise tag, such as Tee Higgins, L’Jarius Sneed, and Brian Burns. Stay tuned for updates on franchise tag designations and how they impact the free agency landscape.
With live updates on player signings and deals, Yahoo Sports is your ultimate source for all things NFL free agency. From big-name acquisitions to surprising moves, we have you covered with the latest news and analysis. Get ready for an exciting offseason as teams gear up for the 2024 NFL season.
