NFL free agency technically doesn't begin until Wednesday, when trades -- plus signings of players with expiring contracts -- can be finalized. All kinds of activity kicked off on Monday, however, thanks to the league permitting all 32 teams to begin negotiations with impending 2025 free agents.

Sam Darnold made headlines signing with the Seattle Seahawks, but the Vikings lost another quarterback to free agency on Monday.

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Among the other headliners were Carolina Panthers star Jaycee Horn, who became the highest-paid cornerback in the NFL with a four-year, $100 million deal that includes $70 million guaranteed.

Dobbs also has a relationship with the new regime in New England, playing for head coach Mike Vrabel when he was with the Tennessee Titans in 2022. The now 30-year-old started two games for the club that season.

Darnold leaves the Vikings by agreeing to a three-year, $100.5 million deal with Seattle as the NFL’s free agent negotiating period begins.

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In 2023, the Denver Broncos signed Houston Texans cornerback Tremon Smith to a two-year contract as an NFL free agent. In 2025, the Texans are signing Smith from the Broncos to a two-year contract as an NFL free agent.

With some big-name free agents on the market, things should heat up in the first two days before the new league year begins Wednesday at 3 p.m. CT. The 2025 salary cap is set at $279.2 million, which is a $23.