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Well, folks, we finally made it. After weeks of anticipation and a couple days of frenzied pre-free agency activity, the 2025 NFL offseason officially begins today. Starting at 4 p.m. ET, all 32 teams can finalize any trades or contracts with impending free agents that were previously negotiated, and any veterans previously designated for release (i.e. Aaron Rodgers) will finally be free to put pen to paper elsewhere.

Keep track of all the big happenings with our up-to-the-minute coverage:

• Live free agency updates: A complete rundown of the latest reports and rumors
• Top 100 tracker: Contract terms for each and every free agent on Pete Prisco's list
• QB moves tracker: A handy roundup of notable signings and trades at the most important position

The lead-up to the start of free agency brought a slew of big-money agreements, so Jared Dubin identified some of the best and worst teams in terms of early activity. Here's a sampling:

Winner: Vikings.  Minnesota continued to splash the pot in a big way on Tuesday, landing three high-priced free agents early in the morning. Importantly, all three deals continued the Vikings' fortification of the trenches: They are signing Jonathan Allen to a three-year, $60 million deal, Will Fries to a five-year, $88 million deal and will sign Javon Hargrave to a contract once he's officially released by the 49ers. This is the path the Vikings set themselves on when they moved on from Kirk Cousins and landed on J.J. McCarthy as their quarterback of the future. They could potentially still get in the mix for someone like Aaron Rodgers (more on him later), but for now it seems like they're going to build out the rest of the roster around their rookie-contract quarterback.

Loser: Cowboys. Dallas cleared over $54 million in cap room ... and has basically done nothing with it. The only outside free agents the team has signed are Javonte Williams, Robert Jones and Solomon Thomas, none of whom has been an impact player in recent seasons. Dallas has still also yet to get a deal done with any of Micah Parsons (whose price keeps going up day by day), Tyler Smith or Daron Bland. The Cowboys just continue to do the same things year after year and somehow expect the results to change.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers great Antonio Brown claimed Tuesday that Aaron Rodgers has already finalized a two-year deal with the AFC North squad, but for now, the veteran quarterback remains unclaimed, pending his release from the New York Jets. In fact, Bryan DeArdo has the former MVP atop his running list of top free agents available, which also includes a handful of proven linemen.

Days after his release from Los Angeles, the former Pro Bowl pass rusher has found a new home in the AFC, agreeing to a one-year, $12.6 million deal with the Buffalo Bills. There were rumors Bosa could team up with his brother, Nick, in San Francisco, but instead the elder sibling will pair with Gregory Rousseau, who just netted an $80 million contract extension from the Bills this offseason.

Not everyone is keen on Shedeur Sanders, the son of former NFL great Deion Sanders, as a franchise-caliber quarterback. Or at least that's what Chris Trapasso thinks. In his latest 2025 mock draft, Trapasso has the New York Giants moving up to No. 1 for a splashy quarterback addition of their own. Sanders, meanwhile, is nowhere to be found on Day 1 of the projection, slipping all the way to Round 2 of the draft.

Need some more headlines? We've got you covered:

• Eagles accept White House invitation: And plan to visit the president on April 28
• Team-by-team free agency grades: We're updating all 32 evaluations as we go
• Chiefs restructure Patrick Mahomes contract: And save almost $50 million in cap space
• Ravens sign DeAndre Hopkins: The wideout finished 2024 with the Chiefs
• Steelers reach out to Mason Rudolph: A reunion could be coming for the backup QB
• Puka Nacua gives No. 17 to Davante Adams: The Rams wideouts are already bonding
• Justin Simmons eyeing Eagles and Commanders: The safety is a free agent again