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M. Hollins - WR

Falcons signed Mack Hollins, formerly of the Raiders, to a one-year, $2.5 million contract.

Hollins currently fits in as Atlanta's No. 2 wideout behind Drake London, though there's likely to be another addition at some point in the draft or free agency. Hollins had a nice year as a Josh McDaniels field-stretcher in 2022 and gets a small raise from last year's one-year, $2 million deal. The 29-year-old is also a good special teams player and should see plenty of work there with the Falcons. Hollins saw at least eight targets in six games last season, but Atlanta's questionable passing offense and commitment to the run should leave him out of non-deep league conversations.

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C. Gardner-Johnson - DB

PHI

Lions signed C.J. Gardner-Johnson, formerly of the Eagles, to a one-year, $8 million contract with $6.5 million in guarantees.

It's a stunningly low contract for Gardner-Johnson, a consensus top-ten free agent on most public boards. Apparently the free agency money has already dried up after a few weeks, and the Eagles decided to prioritize James Bradberry and Darius Slay. Gardner-Johnson reunites with former Saints DBs coach Aaron Glenn, Detroit's defensive coordinator, and should get another chance to cash in next offseason if he plays well.

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A. Thielen - WR

MIN

Panthers signed Adam Thielen, formerly of the Vikings, to a three-year, $25 million contract with $14 million in guarantees.

The soon-to-be 33-year-old wideout announced the news on his personal Instagram. Thielen profiles as the Panthers top wideout currently, on what is an absolutely bereft depth chart, and will be fantasy-relevant as Frank Reich's go-to red zone receiver after scoring 30 touchdowns in his last three years in Minnesota. Thielen has probably not retained enough of what he was in the prime to be a true No. 1 wideout, but he should capture a sizeable amount of Carolina's targets and could find his way into the WR3 range pending any other additions to the Panthers receiving room. The Panthers have also recently hosted D.J. Chark. This is a good start for (No. 1 overall quarterback to be named later), but Carolina will likely look to keep adding.

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S. Murphy-Bunting - DB

Free agent CB Sean Murphy-Bunting is visiting the Titans on Monday.

Murphy-Bunting, who turns 26 in June, had six picks and 21 passes defensed in his first four seasons with Tampa Bay. The Titans continue to try to target younger, upside-focused free agents on defense. Murphy-Bunting was a second-round pick in 2019 and would likely play a real role if signed, though he has missed 13 games the past two seasons. Ian Rapoport of NFL Network said he "could land" with the Titans, suggesting this may be closer to a done deal than not.

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B. Gabbert - QB

Free agent QB Blaine Gabbert visited with the Raiders on Sunday.

With Jarret Stidham off to Denver, the only quarterback on the roster behind Jimmy Garoppolo for the Raiders is 2022 UDFA signing Chase Garbers. Gabbert has thrown 35 passes over the last three years as Tom Brady's backup in Tampa, somehow throwing three touchdowns in the process. He has not started more than five games since 2015.

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B. Jones - C

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New York Post's Brian Costello reports C Ben Jones is a "name to watch" with the Jets in free agency.

Jones worked with new Jets OL coach Keith Carter in Tennessee. The veteran has a history of stellar play, but missed a lot of time with concussions last season and has seen almost no interest since being released nine days ago. The Jets have already added Wes Schweitzer and Trystan Colon to the interior line in free agency.

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D. Phillips - LB

BAL

Ravens re-signed LB Del'Shawn Phillips to a one-year contract.

Like several Ravens restricted free agents, he was non-tendered and brought back under more favorable terms as the team is trying to conserve salary cap space in case a team makes a run at Lamar Jackson. Phillips is primarily a special teamer and has played just 161 defensive snaps in three seasons.

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L. Tunsil - OL

HOU

Texans signed LT Laremy Tunsil to a three-year, $75 million contract extension.

Per NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, the deal includes $50 million fully guaranteed and $60 million in total guarantees. Tunsil previously signed a three-year extension in 2020. The deal made him the highest-paid tackle per year at the time. At $25 million per season, his new deal once again gives him the crown on a yearly basis. Tunsil has been the subject of persistent trade rumors in recent years, but the Texans have held steadfast in their efforts to keep him on the roster, despite being in the midst of a rebuild. Tunsil had one of the best years of his career in 2022 and was ranked as Pro Football Focus's No. 11 tackle. He got there via their top overall grade in pass-blocking situations. Whomever Houston lands as the face of their franchise with the No. 2 overall pick will be delighted to have Tunsil protecting their blindside for years to come.

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