The Browns may just have one more splash play to make before free agency ends and it involves acquiring another weapon for QB Deshaun Watson.
The Steelers have brought in more players from other teams than they have re-signed throughout free agency. However, there is still one player of their own who need to re-sign as soon as possible.
The Steelers haven't been shy in rebuilding their offensive line through free agency. However, after adding a couple of new pieces, should they move off another one?
The Ravens have been very quiet since the start of free agency, but now is the time for them to make their first splash of the offseason. Talks are reportedly "ramping up" surrounding the status of Cardinals WR DeAndre Hopkins, and Baltimore should go all in to acquire the veteran receiver.
A familiar face is returning to Cleveland that will bring the team better security at the quarterback position in 2023.
The Bengals lost both of their starting safeties Jessie Bates III and Vonn Bell in free agency. However, they are going to be just fine at the position heading into the 2023 season.
The Steelers' new regime, led by general manager Omar Khan and assistant general manager Andy Weidl, has been putting its stamp on the team. And based off Khan and Weidl's recent moves in free agency, it looks like the team may just do something it hasn't done in almost 30 years.
The Ravens have only made a handful of moves since the beginning of free agency last week. But how bad has their inactivity been compared to the rest of the NFL?
The Browns have made a few signings in free agency thus far. However, one seems to stand out from the rest and Pro Football Focus believes it's one of the best of the offseason.
The 26-year-old is already looking for his third home in the NFL heading into his fifth season.
The Bengals made a big splash in free agency by signing LT Orlando Brown Jr. to a four-year, $64.09 million contract Wednesday. But not everyone on the team was happy with the move.
The Steelers lost one of their fans' favorite players of the past five years following the 2021 season. But after not meeting in 2022, Pittsburgh will finally come face to face with its friend-turned-foe.
The Browns have been somewhat quiet since day one of free agency but it may be because they have something else planned. The team is eyeing two potential targets for QB Deshaun Watson.
The Steelers will officially have a new-look inside linebacker group in 2023. They needed an overhaul at the position following the 2022 season, and they have certainly done that.
Ben Roethlisberger hosted Mike Tomlin on his podcast this week. He asked the Steelers' head coach, who is heading into his 17th season, what the best defense he has coached in Pittsburgh has been and his answer might surprise you.
The Bengals signed LT Orlando Brown Jr. to a four-year, $64.09 million contract yesterday. It was their first splash play of free agency and it was a big one for multiple reasons.
The Steelers have already made a number of moves to start free agency but one quiet signing may turn out to be the best out of the bunch.
The Ravens are doing almost everything they can to convince QB Lamar Jackson to resign with them and their latest signing could be another effort to do so.
Bengals fans have been forced to sit and watch some of their top free agents sign with other teams to start free agency.
The Steelers have been fairly busy since the start of free agency on Monday. However, after the first two days, they still had a clear hole in their roster.
The Steelers' entire inside linebacker group combined for just one sack and zero interceptions, forced fumbles or fumble recoveries in 2022. Maybe Clemson's athletic linebacker can help bolster the group in 2023.
The Browns' defensive line was lackluster outside of DE Myles Garrett in 2022. But the team has already made a couple of moves to make sure that doesn't happen again in 2023.
Bengals defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo said he didn't want to think about the "dark day" that it would be if he lost starting safeties Jessie Bates III and Vonn Bell this offseason. Now he has to.
The Steelers made a surprising splash when they agreed to sign veteran CB Patrick Peterson to a two-year, $14 million deal. It may have not been the move anyone was expecting but Peterson has a lot to bring to Pittsburgh.
Many wondered if the 36-year-old would retire following the 2022 season. However, he reportedly wants to keep playing and believes he still has good football left.