Kyle’s update, 10:42: The Saints expressed interest in Richard Sherman, by Tom Pelissero. Kris Richard, who coached Sherm in Seattle, is now the defensive coach for New Orleans.
On the first day of free agencies, numerous edge talent was signed. There were some headline deals as well as some bargains. If you missed one of the signatures, we’ve kept it up to date here.
Let us keep up to date with the latest signings from free agencies from Day 2. The Broncos have the $ 7 million guarantee option on Von Miller, so that he would not reach the free agency. Denver will pay Miller $ 20 million for 2021.
The Jaguars signed two cornerbacks. They re-signed former Eagles’ second-round pick Sidney Jones. The Jags also stole one of Seattle’s starting backs, Shaquill Griffin, who was a $ 40 million three-year deal.
The Ravens signed Tyus Bowser at a four-year agreement $ 22 million.
The Rams restructured Jalen Ramsey’s contract, as well as Robert Woods’, to create $ 20 million in capital space. Ian Rapoport reported that conversions of Aaron Donald and Cooper Kupp would put the Rams below the threshold.
The valued free agent of the day took place early Tuesday morning when Hunter Henry, former Chargers, a three-year agreement for $ 37.5 million. New England have now signed Henry, Jonnu Smith, Nelson Agholor and Kendrick Bourne. Speaking of, here are Bourne’s contract details:
Kendrick Bourne (Patriots) three years, $ 15 million, $ 5.25 million gtd, $ 4.25 million signing bonus, salaries $ 1 million (gtd), $ 3.5 million, $ 4 million, up to $ 750,000 per active grid bonus, annual catch of $ 1.5 million, incentive for meter annual, up to $ 3 million catches, yard escalator 2023
– Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) 16 March 2021
Back to New England, who buy the former first-round pick N’Keal Harry. The 49ers were interested in Harry, and if it had not been for the Patriots selection Harry, it would not have been a surprise to see the Niners take him instead of Deebo Samuel.
ESPN’s Josh Weinfuss said there were at least three teams in the game for Harry. The 49ers and Cardinals make sense. Let’s throw Cleveland in as the third since we played the guessing game. How would you feel about Harry in the Bay?