NFL free agency filled holes for some teams and left others in desperate need of help. The 2026 NFL Draft is the next chance to address those voids.

Most of the top 2026 free agents are off the board. Here are some of the best moves so far.

Learn more about the top five safety prospects on the 2026 PFF Predictive Big Board through their strengths and weaknesses.

Follow along for a pro day schedule and live results for key 2026 NFL Draft prospects during their respective pro days through March and April.

The Raiders looked set to trade away their most valuable veteran asset — pass rusher Maxx Crosby — in exchange for two first-round picks from the Baltimore Ravens. Instead, the deal collapsed at the 11th hour, reportedly over concerns regarding Crosby’s physical.

Although day two of the legal tampering period was far quieter than day one, NFL teams still took a handful of coveted free agents off the open market.

Check frequently for updates as we grade and analyze every transaction of the 2026 NFL free agency period.

Keep tabs on every transaction during the 2026 NFL offseason with PFF's tracker, filled with exclusive player grades.

With the first two days of free agency complete, Bradley Locker analyzes 10 units that could perform significantly better in 2026.

Jon Macri reveals his biggest fantasy football takeaways from the biggest moves to start NFL free agency.

After two days of legal tampering, we dive into some early winners and losers of free agency.

Nic Bodiford reveals the worst fantasy-relevant position groups in the NFC.

Thomas Valentine breaks down the best options at each position in the NFL draft and free agency.

Spencer Fano and Christen Miller strengthen the line of scrimmage while Skyler Bell provides explosiveness at receiver. Cade Klubnik offers a long-term quarterback option behind Aaron Rodgers.

The Panthers defense needs impact additions at every level, particularly in the front seven. On offense, there were flashes of promise, but they still need a long-term solution at center and more youth and athleticism at wide receiver.

Minnesota has clear needs on both sides of the ball — far more than can realistically be solved in a single draft. With limited cap flexibility, the Vikings will need to maximize the value of every selection this year.

Day one of the legal tampering period was full of big deals, including Tyler Linderbaum to the Raiders.

The running back market is alive and well. Trey Hendrickson remains unsigned despite high-level production. And trades are happening in bunches.