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NFL Free Agency 2026 Roundup: 49ers Sign Mike Evans, Ravens Back Out Crosby Trade, Rule Changes Proposed

NFL Free Agency 2026 Roundup: 49ers Sign Mike Evans, Ravens Back Out Crosby Trade, Rule Changes Proposed

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 NFL free agency for 2026 kicked off this week with a bang, listeners, as teams reshaped rosters ahead of the new league year that started Wednesday at 4 p.m. ET. The San Francisco 49ers led the charge, signing wide receiver Mike Evans to a three-year, $60.4 million deal per ESPN's Adam Schefter, adding a proven red-zone threat despite his injury-limited 2025. They brought back linebacker Dre Greenlaw on a one-year, $7.5 million contract after his Denver stint, reuniting him with Fred Warner for defensive spark. Other 49ers moves include tackle Vederian Lowe on two years and $12 million, corner Nate Hobbs up to $4.5 million for a year, tight end Jake Tonges re-signed for two years and $8 million after his breakout 34-catch season, linebacker Luke Gifford up to $5.3 million over two years with his Pro Bowl special teams prowess, wideout Christian Kirk up to $6 million for a year, center Brett Toth on a one-year deal for depth, and kicker Eddy Pineiro locked in for four years after going 28-of-29 last season.

Drama unfolded with the Ravens backing out of a blockbuster trade for Raiders edge Maxx Crosby due to medical concerns on his knee, per NFL.com, keeping their first-round picks and pivoting to sign Trey Hendrickson instead for a cheaper defensive boost. Seattle, fresh off a Super Bowl, let running back Kenneth Walker III walk to the Chiefs while re-signing receiver Rashid Shaheed. The Broncos traded for Jaylen Waddle, cut Dre Greenlaw, and re-signed key pieces like J.K. Dobbins after a 14-win year. Rams bolstered their secondary by trading for Trent McDuffie and signing Jaylen Watson, fixing a major weakness.

Rule change buzz is heating up too—NBC Sports reports the Steelers propose making permanent the one-year tweak letting teams negotiate with up to five free agents and arrange travel pre-free agency, while the Browns want to expand tradable draft picks from three to five years out. Both need 24 owner votes at the Phoenix meetings later this month, with Competition Committee proposals dropping next week. T.Y. Hilton announced retirement, per NFL.com, capping a four-time Pro Bowl career.

For die-hards, 49ers' WR room now mixes Evans' consistency with Kirk's slot speed, but Trent Williams' $31 million looms with no guarantees, and they're shopping Brandon Aiyuk. Seahawks face RB questions post-Walker, Chiefs added Walker but need corner help. Casual fans, the draft starts April 23—mark it.

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