Even though the NFL's free agency period doesn't officially kick off until Wednesday -- when trades and contract signings of players with expiring contracts become official -- the league's two-day negotiating period,

How did your team do to kick off the 2026 NFL offseason? Here's grading every team based on how they spent or saved their money on free agents, including those who used some resources on trades.

It was a busy Monday in the NFL. With the free agency in full swing, every team was scrambling, running the numbers, making the calls, basically doing everything they can to build their locker room ahead of the NFL Draft and by extension the 2026 season.

Free agency is where dreams are made—or shattered. We're breaking down ‘Every NFL Team's All-Time Best and Worst Free Agent Signing.’

The NFL's 2026 free agency period featured some of the more shocking contracts and moves the league has seen in some time. Eight players either became the highest-paid at their position or the highest-paid free agent at their position in terms of average annual salary.

The 2026 NFL free agency window officially opened on Wednesday, March 11, and a flurry of signings and trades took place around the league. As we enter the weekend, signings have begun to slow as the first wave of action winds down.

Day two of NFL free agency is coming to a close, and we’ve already seen billions of dollars handed out to players on Monday and Tuesday. Wednesday is the first day all of these deals can become official, and while many of the top players are gone, there ...