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FA Linebacker #58

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Bobby Okereke

FA Linebacker #58

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NFL Insider Jordan Schultz reports the Giants will release LB Bobby Okereke.

Okereke was set to enter the last year of a four-year deal he signed in 2023. Initially drafted in the third round by the Colts, Okereke joined the Giants after four seasons and started all 46 games he played with the team. He tallied 385 combined tackles and four interceptions over three seasons as the Giants’ defensive captain, though his play declined with a 56.3 PFF grade in 2025, good for No. 56 among linebackers. The Giants will save $9 million in cap space by cutting Okereke, who will get a head start on free agency with the new league year on the horizon.
Markees Watts

TB Outside Linebacker #58

Fox Sports’ Greg Auman reports the Buccaneers will not tender LB Markees Watts as a restricted free agent.

By not tendering Watts, the Buccaneers will allow the 26-year-old to enter unrestricted free agency. He initially signed with Tampa Bay as an undrafted free agent in 2023, appearing in 27 games over three seasons. Primarily playing special teams, Watts tallied 235 special teams snaps and finished with nine combined tackles in 2025. Watts could still return to the Buccaneers as he looks for a new contract as a special teamer this upcoming season.
Nick Folk

NYJ Kicker #6

NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reports Jets K Nick Folk is planning to play the 2026 NFL season.

Folk, 41, is entering year No. 19 in the NFL. He is the NFL’s most accurate kicker since 2023 and made 28-of-29 field goals last season. The veteran is slated to be a top free agent at the kicker position this offseason; whether Folk heads back to the Jets or kicks elsewhere, he will secure a short-term contract as long as he desires to play.
Jimmy Garoppolo

LA Quarterback #11

Miami Herald’s Barry Jackson reports Jimmy Garoppolo is on Miami’s “radar.”

Per Jackson, the Dolphins are interested in adding a veteran quarterback who will “be a good sport about being No. 2" behind Quinn Ewers if that’s how it plays out. He also lays out that they are interested in Malik Willis at “a certain unknown price point.” It sounds like the Dolphins are going to have a brutal year of taking their medicine on the Tua Tagovailoa contract. An Ewers/Garoppolo quarterback competition would be a tough scene.
Donovan Ezeiruaku

DAL Defensive End #41

Cowboys EDGE Donovan Ezeiruaku (hip) underwent surgery and will be out until training camp.

The second-round pick finished his rookie season with two sacks, 40 tackles, and 12 quarterback hits in nine starts. He’s in line for a bigger role in year two with a number of Cowboys edge players scheduled for free agency. The injury isn’t expected to linger into the regular season at this time, but you never know when a player goes under the knife how easy the recovery will be.
Kyler Murray

FA Quarterback #1

Cardinals released QB Kyler Murray.

It became a fait accompli that this would happen after no team wanted to pick up Kyler Murray’s guarantees in 2027. The Cardinals will eat $54 million in dead cap space assuming Murray is not designated a post-June 1 release. The veteran quickly becomes the most competent quarterback on the market, and the fact that he can play with salary offsets ala Russell Wilson after his Broncos release means he may be available for the minimum. The Vikings and Falcons are the most plausible fits if Murray wants to rehabilitate his value on a deal like that. The former No. 1 overall pick ends his career in the desert with a 38-48-1 record, 20,460 passing yards, and 121 touchdowns against 60 interceptions.
Kenneth Walker

SEA Running Back #9

The Athletic’s Nick Kosmider believes the Broncos will “closely examine” the veteran running back market.

In other words, RJ Harvey-reliant managers, keep your head on a swivel. Kosmider names Kenneth Walker, Travis Etienne, and Rico Dowdle as three backs the Broncos could have interest in. He adds that it’s “within the realm of possibility” that J.K. Dobbins returns, and also notes that the Broncos could search for young depth on Day 3 of the draft. It’s not exactly a ringing endorsement for RJ Harvey, fantasy superstar. Harvey could very well wind up in a committee again in 2026. The Broncos have enough cap space to be in play for the bigger name backs.
Andrei Iosivas

CIN Wide Receiver #80

The Athletic’s Paul Dehner Jr. believes the Bengals will add competition for Andrei Iosivas’ No. 3 receiver role.

This isn’t a front-page headline or anything, but OC Dan Pitcher did say that Iosivas “would probably tell you that there were points last year that he was happy with his play and points where he felt he needed to be better.” Entering the final year of his rookie contract, Iosivas could be pushed by Mitchell Tinsley or a draft pick for playing time.
Keon Coleman

BUF Wide Receiver #0

NFL Network’s Cameron Wolfe reports the Bills do not want to trade WR Keon Coleman.

Wolfe talked with both Bills GM Brandon Beane and HC Joe Brady, both of whom professed they’d like to keep Coleman and said they think he can have a career year. We’re not exactly calling for a breakout with Coleman here — his stock is clearly down from where it was last year — but if he makes it into the starting lineup with Josh Allen it wouldn’t be completely surprising if he turned it around either. Wolfe believes the Bills would need a Day 2 pick to move on from Coleman, which is a laughable idea after how the past calendar year has gone.
Alex Anzalone

DET Linebacker #34

The Athletic’s Zach Rosenblatt believes free-agent LB Alex Anzalone is an “obvious” fit for the Jets.

Anzalone was with the Lions when Aaron Glenn was their defensive coordinator, and Rosenblatt zeroed in on a quote from Glenn at the combine where he noted “I missed being able to be in the fire with those guys, being able to talk to the MIKE linebacker, being able to be in the meeting rooms and trying to put a game plan together to be successful against another team.” Anzalone was said MIKE linebacker. And it would make plenty of sense if he was Glenn’s MIKE again in 2026.

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Dvorchak thinks Carr will come out of retirement

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Kyle Dvorchak debates if Derek Carr, who has spent the last year with family while recovering from injuries, will return to the NFL, explaining why "it is almost more likely than not that he is playing football in 2026."

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