The NFL free-agent period is mostly over, as the vast majority of the big names have already signed with new teams or re-signed with their current ones. The New

The Patriots made an upgrade on defense with Milton Williams, but how can they improve the offensive line and at receiver?

With over 120 million dollars of cap space, the New England Patriots were expected to be aggressive in the free agency market, especially at the receiver position. As premiere receiving options on the market start to re-sign or find new teams,

The New England Patriots are giving Drake Maye some added protection on the opening day of free agency. The team has agreed to a deal with veteran offensive tackle Morgan Moses, according to NFL Media.

JuJu Smith-Schuster is sticking with Kansas City. Per Tom Pelissero of NFL Media, Smith-Schuster is re-signing with the Chiefs on a one-year deal. Smith-Schuster, 28, rejoined Kansas City in late August after he was released by New England.

JuJu Smith-Schuster and the Kansas City Chiefs are running it back. The veteran wide receiver and the team agreed on a one-year deal on Saturday, according to Jordan Schultz of Fox Sports. Smith-Schuster,

The New England Patriots focused heavily on the defensive side of the ball in the first wave of free agency. That could potentially lead to a more offensive-focused draft for the team in April. Keep in mind that free agency isn't over.

After the first week of free agency, what could the Los Angeles Rams do with their selections in next month's NFL Draft?

With the early stages of free agency behind us, let's look at a seven-round mock draft for the Chicago Bears now that the roster has settled.