NFL offseason is firing on all cylinders now. A day after several teams agreed to noteworthy deals, including the signings of quarterbacks Justin Fields and Sam Darnold, Day 2 of free agency had no shortage of news as plenty of other significant deals materialized.

The Atlanta Falcons have signed defensive end Leonard Floyd, who was released by the San Francisco 49ers on Tuesday, to a one-year, $10 million contract. Agent Todd France announced the news on Instagram.

The San Francisco 49ers are releasing veteran defensive end Leonard Floyd, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Leonard was previously signed through the 2025 season at a cap hit of $10.1 million. The cut will cost the 49ers $8.

How will the first wave of free agency impact the draft? Here’s a look at what the first round might look like.

The NFL has released the compensatory draft selections for the 2025 NFL Draft. These are additional picks awarded to teams for net free agency losses from the previous offseason. The comp picks, as they are commonly known,

The Baltimore Ravens, Dallas Cowboys and Miami Dolphins each gained a league-high four additional selections in the 2025 NFL Draft based on their losses and signings in last year's free agency period.

The Seahawks did not make any moves on the offensive line, or anywhere else, on the second day of free agency, much to the consternation of many fans.