The Green Bay Packers are approaching free agency in 2025 with no priority free agents, plenty of salary cap space, and a need to add veteran talent to a young, cheap, and ascending roster. One year after signing safety Xavier McKinney and running back Josh Jacobs in free agency,

The Bears have a lot of different directions that they can go in to get help on the edge in free agency this offseason.

Coming off a Super Bowl title, the Philadelphia Eagles hope to continue that momentum, but multiple members of that squad, including some top defensive linemen like Josh Sweat and Milton Williams, seem set to leave in free agency.

Josh Sweat may be out of reach finanicially for Philadelphia Eagles, But There is one player - and three longshots - who might make sense as a replacement.

The Philadelphia Eagles could be looking to replenish their pass rush this offseason with Josh Sweat and Milton Williams both being free agents. If the Eagles are looking to make a big splash, it could be for disgruntled Cleveland Browns star Myles Garrett.

The Philadelphia Eagles have a number of players set to hit free agency this season—most notably linebacker Zack Baun, defensive tackle Milton Williams, edge-rusher Josh Sweat and guard Mekhi Bechton—and limited cap space to retain them On Monday,

The New England Patriots are expected to be busy in free agency, which officially kicks off on March 12. However, they are not expected to pursue some big names on the market. Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Josh Sweat,

The New England Patriots have been linked to Super Bowl-winning pass rusher Josh Sweat ahead of 2025 free agency.

With free agency kicking off across the National Football League in one week, there have been a lot of rumors already about where the top available players will

NJ.com’s Scott Engel predicted that he will end up leaving the Eagles to sign with the Arizona Cardinals and former defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon. "Eagles DE Josh Sweat,

The Bears have a lot of different directions that they can go in to get help on the edge in free agency this offseason.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have needs on both sides of the ball, and for ESPN, they have been urged to go after a stud pass rusher.