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Free-agent running back Peyton Barber is signing a two-year deal with the Washington Redskins, Barber's agent tells ESPN.

The Talented Mr. Roto offers up his updated fantasy rankings, broken down by position.

Former Alabama quarterback and projected top-five draft pick Tua Tagovailoa, who is recovering from a hip injury, posted a video to Twitter on Monday that shows him throwing during drills.

The 2013 first-round pick and five-time Pro Bowler was in the prime of his career in Dallas, and yet he chose to walk away.

Washington added a quarterback familiar with its new coaching staff, but the move can be viewed as a sign of trust in last year's first-round pick.

Dallas Cowboys centre Travis Frederick has announced that he is retiring from the NFL at the age of just 29.

The Seahawks have agreed to a one-year deal with Phillip Dorsett, he told ESPN's Josina Anderson, giving Seattle a veteran option for the No. 3 wide receiver role.

The Carolina Panthers have released quarterback Cam Newton after nine seasons with the franchise.

After six seasons in Philly, Jenkins is back and the Saints know firsthand how well he will fit into their defense and their locker room.

It might be time for the cap-strapped team to target a quarterback in the first round, but it's a move that could sink the franchise's hopes in 2020.

The Vikings have some glaring needs, including replacing two productive veterans. Baylor WR Mims and Iowa DE Epenesa could help fill those voids.

Dan Marino and Ryan Tannehill are the only QBs Miami has taken in Round 1 since 1979. That could change this year.

The Saints have reworked the deal of cornerback Janoris Jenkins to free up $7 million in salary-cap space and keep the ninth-year veteran in New Orleans for a second season.

The NFL's free agency frenzy has died down to a trickle of signings here and there so now seems like a good time to reflect on the winners and losers from a historic week in American football.

The Bengals' free-agency spending spree should reassure a potential No. 1 pick, that things might be changing.

Quinton Dunbar, who had 37 tackles and four interceptions in 11 games with Washington last season, will add to the Seahawks' reshaped defensive backfield and close out the last year of a contract that has a base salary o...

The New England Patriots have said goodbye to another multiple Super Bowl winner by releasing kicker and franchise leading scorer Stephen Gostkowski.

Running back Dion Lewis has agreed to terms on a one-year deal with the New York Giants, a source told ESPN's Josina Anderson.