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Broncos signing tight end to 3-year contract

Sean Payton's favorite blocking tight end is sticking around. The Denver Broncos have reached an agreement on a three-year contract with pending free agent Adam Trautman, KUSA-TV's Mike Klis first reported on Sunday evening.

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NFL mock draft: 2-round prediction before Broncos free agency

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2026 NFL free agency live updates: Signings, trades, rumors

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Raiders agree to deals with C Tyler Linderbaum and 2 other players, AP sources say

The Las Vegas Raiders agreed to a three-year, $30 million contract on Monday to retain cornerback Eric Stokes , a person with knowledge of deal told The Associated Press.

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Minnesota Vikings sign linebacker Eric Wilson to reported 3-year, $22.5 million deal

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Steelers to re-sign standout linebacker ahead of 2026 free agency

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Broncos bringing back inside linebacker Justin Strnad: What’s next at the position?

He has produced 7.5 sacks the past two seasons, becoming a high-percentage blitzer who fits well into Vance Joseph’s attack-happy scheme.

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Report: Steelers re-sign veteran linebacker

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Reports: LB Jaelan Phillips signs with Panthers on 4-year, $120M deal

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Network executives believe NFL wants new TV deals in place before start of 2026 season

Momentum seems to be building for a new wave of NFL TV deals, sooner than later.

Big winner of Paramount-Warner Bros.-Netflix deal frenzy? The NFL

Paramount became a live-sports juggernaut. Netflix got an extra $2.8B to spend. And the NFL sees a wide-open green field.

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Looming NFL negotiations are holding up other sports deals

The NFL is virtually guaranteed to begin renegotiating its TV deals this fall, and that has programmers holding onto their cash. The NFL is set to flex its muscles in a major way this fall. That’s when the league is widely expected to begin negotiating ...

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Next wave of NFL TV deals will break the bank, again

The league could double its current $10 billion annual rate.

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NFL Exec’s TV Deal Update Puts Media Partners on Notice & Seemingly ConfirmsPush for 18-Game Season

The NFL has grown exponentially over the last few years, averaging 18.7 million viewers per game during the regular season, the second-highest number since 1988. That aggressive growth is making the NFL execs rethink their partnerships with media partners ...

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The NFL TV landscape is headed toward a free agent frenzy

Fox and CBS need studio show replacements, and NBC might be slimming things down: All in an offseason for NFL TV talent.