The Maxx Crosby deal collapsed, but the Baltimore Ravens still landed a major piece for their defense. Edge rusher Trey Hendrickson agreed to a four-year, $112 million contract with Baltimore, ending his run with the Cincinnati Bengals and keeping him in the AFC North.

One of the most optimistic times of the year for NFL fans has arrived. Free agency has started with a bang, with several huge deals around the league already completed. We're grading every notable signing and even a few trades as the deals happen.

The Indianapolis Colts shocked NFL fans after agreeing to a massive contract with quarterback Daniel Jones. The deal runs for two years and carries a base value of $88 million.

For months, the Colts have expected to sign quarterback Daniel Jones to a long-term extension, believing deeply that the quarterback’s reinvention under the watchful eye of head coach Shane Steichen was worth the risk of putting the team’s fortunes in the hands of a quarterback coming off a torn Achilles tendon.

The Colts could have lost Jones and wide receiver Alec Pierce this offseason, but they figured out a way to keep both of them.

NFL insider reports that the Colts were in position to sign Trey Hendrickson in free agency before Ravens swooped in

INDIANAPOLIS — The Colts have officially been awarded two extra seventh-round picks by the NFL’s compensatory formula, the league announced on Monday. The Colts now hold No. 249 and No. 254 in addition to the five picks they originally held.