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Jeremy FowlerMar 8, 2026, 06:00 AM ET<\/span><\/p>\n
Close<\/a><\/p>\n- Jeremy Fowler is a senior national NFL writer for ESPN, covering the entire league including breaking news. Jeremy also contributes to SportsCenter both as a studio analyst and a sideline reporter covering for NFL games. He is an Orlando, Florida native who joined ESPN in 2014 after covering college football for CBSSports.com.<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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The NFL’s free agency negotiation window begins Monday at noon ET, and teams have been hard at work making trades and preparing for the coming frenzy.<\/p>\n
League executives and coaches are buzzing about a huge potential payday for Alec Pierce<\/a> and the market for Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III<\/a>. We also have intel on the Eagles’ ambitious plans and their price for A.J. Brown<\/a>, as well as what the Cowboys offered for Maxx Crosby<\/a> before the Ravens ultimately pulled off a trade for the star edge rusher.<\/p>\n
Here’s the latest as of Sunday morning. Make sure you visit our free agency tracker throughout the week<\/a> to check on the latest moves throughout the league.<\/p>\n
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Life after Crosby<\/a> | Eagles aren’t done<\/a>
WR market<\/a> | RB market<\/a>
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<\/p>\nMaxx Crosby fallout<\/h2>\n
The Las Vegas Raiders<\/a> leveraged the highest bidders to squeeze maximum draft capital out of the Maxx Crosby<\/a> sweepstakes, leaving the Dallas Cowboys<\/a> disappointed but ultimately justified in their decision to bow out.<\/p>\n
Dallas kept a hard line throughout. The franchise wasn’t willing to part with two first-round picks, hoping its 12th pick in April’s draft, plus a future second-rounder, would be enough to entice Las Vegas. Dallas was also willing to package a veteran player to sweeten the deal, but Vegas wasn’t interested in that. The Raiders prioritized picks.<\/p>\n