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Investing $63 million in three key players will be money well spent if they can help Baker Mayfield rediscover his rookie self.

The QB is on his third team in three years, and his returning to Super Bowl MVP-levels is still a question.

Retired players will see bumps to pensions and an expansion to those who can receive them. But the win comes at a cost to benefits for players who are on total or permanent disability.

Five-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh is returning to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on a one-year, $8m contract, multiple media outlets reported Wednesday.

Patrick Onwuasor, who disappointed on the Ravens last season, adds insurance to a crowded but rehabbing linebacking corps.

Former New Orleans Saints safety Vonn Bell is expected to sign with the Cincinnati Bengals, sources told ESPN.

Veteran cornerback Nickell Robey-Coleman, who had three interceptions and three forced fumbles in his three seasons with the Rams, has agreed to a one-year deal with the Eagles.

The Dallas Cowboys agreed to terms with free agent defensive tackle Dontari Poe on Wednesday, according to multiple reports.

The Cowboys have reached an agreement with Blake Bell, a blocking tight end who did post a catch in the Chiefs' Super Bowl victory, a source told ESPN.

NFL team offices and facilities will largely be shut down from Wednesday night in response to the coronavirus pandemic, ESPN and NFL Network reported on Tuesday night.

The Seahawks have taken steps in the early free-agency period to add bite to their pass rush.

The Los Angeles Rams made a much-anticipated update to their logo, and it did not go over well.

Chiefs defensive tackle Mike Pennel is returning to Kansas City on a one-year deal, NFL Network reported. Yahoo Sports reported that the Chiefs also are bringing back fullback Anthony Sherman on a one-year deal.

Free-agent receiver Devin Funchess will sign a contract with Green Bay, sources confirmed to ESPN.

The Jets will be doing a great disservice to their QB if they fail to supply him with weapons.

Linebacker Nick Vigil has agreed to a one-year deal with the Chargers, a source told ESPN's Ben Baby, confirming a report by NFL reporter Adam Caplan.