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  • TB Coaching Staff #62
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    Ravens acquired C A.Q. Shipley from the Colts in exchange for a 2014 conditional draft pick.
    After Matt Birk retired, the Ravens were left with 2012 fourth-rounder Gino Gradkowski as their starting center. Shipley, who graded out positively on 476 snaps in front of Andrew Luck last year, will at least bring strong competition. It’s another cost-effective, low-risk move for dominant Ravens GM Ozzie Newsome.
  • LA Safety #3
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    Rams re-signed S Kam Curl to a three-year, $36 million contract.
    TE Smith can regain fantasy value with right team
    No longer part of an "ugly" fantasy situation with the Steelers, Denny Carter lays out why tight end Jonnu Smith could regain his fantasy "viability" with the right offense in 2026.
  • NO Running Back #41
    Saints restructured RB Alvin Kamara’s contract.
  • NYG Running Back #26
    Giants restructured RB Devin Singletary’s contract.
  • LAC Center #63
    Chargers signed C Tyler Biadasz, formerly of the Commanders, to a three-year, $30 million contract.
  • DEN Guard #74
    9NEWS’ Mike Klis reports that the Broncos have decided not to ask starting LG Ben Powers to take a pay cut from his $13 million salary.
    Klis adds that the Broncos are not going to trade or release their starting left guard. Powers, 29, missed time on injured reserve due to a torn biceps suffered in early October. Powers is a reliable pass protector and run blocker, but has never been named to a Pro Bowl or All-Pro roster.
  • FA Linebacker #49
    Bears released LB Tremaine Edmunds.
    Edmunds led the Bears with 113 combined tackles, 85 solo tackles and eight TFLs last season. The 27-year-old run defender should have suitors in free agency. A recent ESPN report indicated that the Titans, Giants and Raiders were “among teams” interested in trading for him. The Bears’ move creates $15 million in cap space.
  • HOU Defensive End #55
    Texans signed EDGE Danielle Hunter to a one-year, $40.1 million contract extension through 2027.
    The two sides did the same thing last March via a $35.6 million deal. Hunter’s new one-year extension includes a $30.7 million signing bonus. Per PFF, Hunter totaled 83 quarterback pressures and 16 sacks last season. Both figures rank in the top five in the NFL.
  • LV Defensive End #49
    NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reports that the Raiders have extended a tender to exclusive rights free agent DE Charles Snowden.
    Snowden, 27, served as a rotational pass rusher last season and quietly led Raiders edge rushers with a 19.2 percent quarterback pressure rate. He totaled 10 quarterback pressures and two sacks. He also intercepted one pass. Keeping him in-house makes sense. The Raiders also tendered ERFA C Will Putnam and ERFA S Tristin McCollum.
  • LA Tight End #89
    Rams signed TE Tyler Higbee to a two-year, $8 million contract extension through 2027.
    The deal prevents Higbee from entering free agency next week. The longtime Rams tight end spent time on injured reserve during the 2025 season, rehabbing an ankle injury. At 33 years old, he is best suited to a rotational role. Fortunately for him, the Rams employ a heavy tight end rotation while regularly calling plays out to 3TE sets. He caught 25-of-35 targets for 281 yards and three touchdowns last season. Higbee is not on the TE1 radar anymore.
  • SF Wide Receiver #11
    ESPN’s John Keim believes the Commanders could sign Brandon Aiyuk to a one-year prove-it deal if the 49ers release him.
    If the Commanders were to make such a move, though, Keim believes that “they’d still likely pursue another wideout to pair with Terry McLaurin.” Keim lists 49ers WR Jauan Jennings, Packers WR Romeo Doubs, Colts WR Alec Pierce and Seahawks WR Rashid Shaheed as potential options. Commanders general manager Adam Peters is expected to be very active next week.