Mar 15, 2026
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Kansas City, the Jets, and Las Vegas figure to be the most active teams in week two. The draft on April 23 creates the practical end of the veteran market.
The first week of the NFL's new league year produced the major transactions most expected — quarterback acquisitions, premium receivers tagged or traded, defensive impact players changing addresses — and left a secondary wave of business for the next two to three weeks. Week two of free agency typically features more deliberate transactions: teams that missed week-one targets recalibrating, players whose contract asks were too high finding that the market has moved past them, and veterans released in cap-clearing moves finding landing spots.
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