This week alone, the Jets released Davante Adams, the Seahawks parted ways with Tyler Lockett, the Jaguars will reportedly move on from Christian Kirk and star wideout DK Metcalf has requested a trade that Seattle will reportedly explore.

The pool of wide receivers available during the 2025 NFL offseason grew on Tuesday following the release of Davante Adams. The New York Jets parted ways with the 32-year-old just five months after acquiring him,

The New York Jets made the decision to release All-Pro wide receiver Davante Adams on Tuesday, freeing up nearly $30 million in cap space. Read more: Jets Have Shockingly Released Star Wide Receiver Davante Adams Now,

One week away from the official start to the new league year, the NFL offseason is already buzzing. In the days following the NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis, many teams were active making moves to clear cap space before free agency begins next week.

NFL free agency is set to kick off on March 12, when the new league year begins. All 32 teams will be looking to bolster their rosters by signing free agents to new deals. More news: Chiefs Send All-Pro Guard Joe Thuney to Bears in Blockbuster Trade The good news is the NFL raised the salary cap to $279.

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In his latest mock draft, Zierlein has Sanders going No. 29 overall to the Cleveland Browns, who Zierlein has trading up with the Commanders to get the QB. The Browns have the No. 2 overall pick, which many think is where they'll take Miami QB Cam Ward. Zierlein, however, has them taking Sanders's former teammate, Travis Hunter.

In the most recent mock from our Christian D'Andrea, Sanders went No. 2 off the board to the Cleveland Browns. But in the latest post-combine mock from NFL.com, Lance Zierlein has Sanders falling all the way to pick No. 29 ... where the Browns get him by trading up.

Only two NFL players were franchise-tagged before Tuesday's deadline. Here's who won or lost the day with free agency looming.

Crosby previously announced his decision to retire from professional football last month. It has become customary for prominent players to retire as a member of a specific team. C

Mason Crosby set numerous scoring records during his decorated Packers tenure, and now he's retiring as a member of the franchise.

Green Bay Packers legend and former kicker Mason Crosby has announced his retirement from football after 17 seasons.