NFL Free Agency is here, and with it comes an inundation of news that even Michael Phelps would struggle to swim through.

While pen won't get put to paper until Wednesday at the earliest, expect the news to flow heavily starting Monday.

To help drill down what really matters for fantasy football, Matthew Freedman, Geoff Ulrich, Chris Allen, and Jonathan Fuller have been working around the clock to stay on top of the most pertinent NFL free agency signings, consolidating everything in the tracker below.

*Note, the tracker does not include every single NFL free agent this summer, but instead, any and all free agents likely to have even a nominal role in the upcoming fantasy football season.

Latest NFL Free Agency Signings

There are two key dates to keep in mind:

  • Weds, Mar. 12: Players can officially sign contracts.
  • Mon, Mar. 10: Legal Tampering Period begins: clubs can enter contract negotiations with unrestricted free agents.

And, on Sunday evening, we had two high-profile wide receivers land in new homes, with DK Metcalf traded to Pittsburgh and Davante Adams reaching an agreement with the LA Rams.

For updates throughout the legal tampering period and free agency, see below.

2025 NFL Free Agency Tracker and Updates

Chris Godwin Returns To Tampa Bay

As good as teammate Mike Evans is, Godwin has outproduced him on a yards-per-game basis over the past half-decade (70.2 vs. 69.5). But for all his talent, Godwin has never scored double-digit TDs, he's coming off a season-ending ankle injury at the age of 29, he has played a full campaign just once in the past five years, he has heavy competition on the Bucs for targets, and the team now has its fourth OC in four years.

This well has water, but probably not enough for cowboy and cattle. Philosophically and pragmatically, the Bucs were right to re-sign Godwin, and his three-year $66M contract makes sense, given the market. But Godwin might end up pleasing the Bucs more than his fantasy investors in 2025.

More on the fantasy football impact of Godwin re-signing.

The Bengals Re-Sign Mike Gesicki

Last year, Gesicki had a serviceable 665 yards receiving with a respectable 8.0 yards per target in his first campaign with the Bengals, and in recompense, they have rewarded him with a three-year $25.5M contract. He was especially productive in his five games without No. 2 WR Tee Higgins (26-312-2 receiving, 36 targets). If the Bengals trade away the franchise-tagged Higgins this offseason, Gesicki could see his ADP skyrocket.

Hollywood Brown Stays In Kansas City

In "As Good As It Gets," Jack Nicholson's character shoves a small Brussels Griffon dog down a trash chute and says: "This is New York. If you can make it here, you can make it anywhere." For almost all of his six-year career, the talented Brown has played with QBs Lamar Jackson, Kyler Murray, and Patrick Mahomes … and yet he's averaged only 6.9 yards per target and had just one season with 800 yards.

Brown was wise to re-sign with the Chiefs on a one-year $11M deal: Playing with an elite NFL QB gives Brown his best chance to land a lucrative long-term contract next offseason. Still, if you can't make it with Jackson, Murray, and Mahomes, where can you make it? 

Aaron Jones Re-signs with Vikings

Aaron Jones quietly recorded regular season career highs in rush attempts and rushing yards in his first year in Minnesota. He may not be quite as explosive as he once was, but the now 30-year-old RB showed he still has something left in the tank and played in all 17 games. Jones recorded 1,500 scrimmage yards for the third time in his career and finished as the RB16 in total half PPR points.

He could be a nice value in 2025 fantasy drafts if he is discounted due to his age. Re-signing with the Vikings on a two-year $20M deal with $13M guaranteed is the best-case scenario for Jones and fantasy investors.

Davante Adams Signs With LA Rams

It's easy to look at Adams and pessimistically wonder about his future. He turns 33 years old at the end of this season, and his efficiency has markedly declined since he left the Packers (9.2 yards per target in 2020-21, 7.5 in 2022-24). Even so, he has earned 10.3 targets per game over the past three seasons. That kind of usage is more than enough to sustain a mediocre player—and with 3,723 yards and 30 TDs receiving in his post-Packers era, Adams is probably not mediocre yet.

Playing alongside WR Puka Nacua, Adams is likely to function as a high-end No. 2 option in the Rams offense, but HC Sean McVay and QB Matthew Stafford should conspire to give Adams a chance to remain a No. 1 WR in fantasy, especially given that his two-year $46M deal comes with $26M guaranteed.

More on Adams to the Rams

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