The NFL had free agency begin Monday with teams able to negotiate contracts with impending free agents. Those deals cannot become official until the new league year on Wednesday at 4 p.m. ET.
But a number of deals went down on Monday.
The Arizona Cardinals didn’t do much.
They agreed to a two-year deal with right tackle Kelvin Beachum and lost defensive lineman Zach Allen to the Denver Broncos.
What are some of the other moves that happened on Monday?
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The 49ers added to their defensive line, giving Hargrave a four-year deal.
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Las Vegas gets a replacement for Derek Carr, getting Garoppolo on a three-year deal.
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The former Cardinals cornerback gets a two-year contract from the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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The former Raider and Patriot will now be Russell Wilson’s backup in Denver. He gets a two-year deal.
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The Broncos gave Wilson some protection. They signed former 49ers tackle Mike McGlinchey to a five-year contract and former Ravens guard Ben Powers to a four-year deal.
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The BEars added the former Titans guard on a three-year deal.
The Bears gave two linebackers new deals. Former Eagles linebacker T.J. Edwards gets a three-year contract and former Bills linebacker Tremaine Edmunds joins Chicago on a four-year deal.
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