nfl free agency

When the lockout finally comes to an end, the most unique free-agency frenzy in NFL history soon will begin.

Expect to see some GMs and owners spend like 'crazy', writes Don Banks.

The NFL's labor talks continued Wednesday in the Boston area amid continued optimism the two sides will reach an agreement within the next month that would save the entire 2011 season, the New York Post reported Thursday.

In the middle of NFL free agency, and just weeks before the NFL draft it appears that San Francisco 49ers and the General Manager, Scot McCloughan have parted ways.

A little more than week into the 2010 free agent signing period a few players and teams have emerged as winners and loser.

The truth about NFL free agency? It is ridiculously overrated, argues Peter King. Titles rarely are won by splashing the cash in March.

But some teams have made wise moves thus far.

Aggressive? Foolish? Call it what you will, but as other teams showed restraint, the Bears kicked off NFL free agency with the biggest splash in franchise history, writes Jim Trotter.

NFL free agency began at 12:01 a.m. Friday. Teams wasted no time getting started, with signings, trades, cuts and more.

SI.com writers are providing live updates as news happens.

Some late-night musings, observations and the occasional insight as we officially welcome in the NFL's uncapped year and the start of a rather unique free agency period ...

* Any way you cut it, the Jets' top-ranked pass defense just got better Thursday night with New York trading a 2011 third-round pick to San Diego for fourth-year Chargers ...

As we head towards NFL Free agency and after that the NFL the Examiner.com NFL writers are putting together a list of each NFL team's needs.

Today we take a look at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and what they need to add to take the next step in their rebuilding process.