The 2018 season has begun as NFL free agency is in full swing, and we already have a plethora of players who will have new homes. We have seen some big name trades, some expected releases and a few signing contract extensions.

Here’s a list of where the prominent players will be playing football next season:

Quarterbacks

• Former Redskins QB Kirk Cousins is expected to sign a three-year contract that is fully guaranteed with the Vikings.
• Drew Brees signed a two-year, $50 million deal to remain with the Saints.
• Tom Savage will back up Brees in New Orleans.
• Case Keenum will sign with the Broncos.
• Ryan Fitzpatrick will return to Tampa Bay on a one-year contract.
• Tyrod Taylor was traded to the Browns.
• Cleveland then traded DeShone Kizer to the Packers.
• Alex Smith was traded to Washington from the Chiefs for draft picks.
• Sam Bradford is expected to join the Cardinals.
• Mike Glennon was released by the Bears, and  signed with Arizona.
• Chase Daniels will be Chicago’s new backup quarterback.
• The Jets will bring back Josh McCown on a one-year, $10 million deal.
• Teddy Bridgewater will also be joining the Jets.
• A.J. McCarron will be playing in Buffalo next season.
• The Lions re-signed Jake Rudock to backup Matthew Stafford.

Running Backs

• The Steelers placed the franchise tag on Le’Veon Bell.
• The Cardinals cut ties with Adrian Peterson.
• Chris Ivory will return to AFC East after signing two-year deal with Bills.
• Doug Martin was released by Tampa Bay.
• Danny Woodhead was a cap casualty for the Ravens.
• Alex Collins received the exclusive rights tender from Baltimore.
• DeMarco Murray was released by the Titans.
• Dion Lewis will replace Murray in Nashville on a four-year contract.
• Isaiah Crowell has agreed to a three-year deal with the Jets.
• Jonathan Stewart will also be playing at MetLife Stadium as a member of the Giants.
• Jerrick McKinnon will be playing in San Francisco this season and beyond.
• Carlos Hyde will return to the state of Ohio to play with the Browns.

Wide Receivers

• The Dolphins tagged Jarvis Landry, and then traded him to the Browns.
• Albert Wilson will be one of his replacement after signing a three-year contract with the Dolphins.
• Miami also added Danny Amendola to their receiving corps.
• Sammy Watkins signs a three-year, $48 million contract with Chiefs.
• Allen Robinson to sign a three-year, $42 million deal with the Bears.
• Taylor Gabriel will also head to Chicago on a four-year deal.
• The Redskins have agreed to terms on a five-year, $40 million deal with Paul Richardson.
• Washington is also bring back Brian Quick.
• Marqise Lee will re-sign with the Jaguars.
• Jacksonville will also add Donte Moncrief.
• Green Bay released Jordy Nelson.
• Former Redskin Ryan Grant won’t go far after agreeing with the Ravens.
• John Brown will also be heading to Baltimore.
• Meanwhile, Jeremy Maclin is gone from the Ravens after one season.
• Bruce Ellington is back with the Texans on a one-year deal.

Tight Ends

• Trey Burton will join the Bears on a four-year, $32 million deal.
• The Eagles also parted ways with their longest-tenured veteran Brent Celek.
• Tampa Bay and Cameron Brate agreed to terms on a six-year extension worth $41 million.
• The Patriots cut ties with Martellus Bennett.
• Aaron Rodgers has a new weapon with the Packers signing JImmy Graham to a three-year contract.
• Derek Carrier will ink a three-year deal with the Raiders.
• Darren Fells will be another new face on the Browns offense.
• Niles Paul will be playing for the Jaguars next season.

Offensive Line

• The Bills traded Cordy Glenn to the Bengals for the 12th pick in this year’s draft.
• Andrew Norwell agrees to terms with Jaguars.
• The Texans added tackle Seantrel Henderson.
• Austin Howard was released by the Ravens.
• Weston Richburg will join the 49ers on a five-year contract.
• Cleveland lands Chris Hubbard with a five-year deal
• The Browns also brought in Donald Stephenson.
• The Chargers will have Michael Schofield back next season.
• The Giants added Nate Solder to solidify their line.
• New York also brought in former Jag Patrick Omameh.
• Zach Fulton is moving from Kansas City to Houston.
• Former Redskins center Spencer Long will play for the Jets.
• Josh Kline will remain with Tennessee.
• Jermon Bushrod will rejoin the Saints.
• Texans are adding Senio Kelemete.

Defensive Line

• Muhammad Wilkerson was released by the Jets. He will sign with the Packers.
• The Lions placed the franchise tag on Ezekiel Ansah.
• The Cowboys used their franchise tag on Demarcus Lawrence.
• Seahawks traded Michael Bennett to Eagles.
• The Eagles also landed Haloti Ngata on a one-year deal.
• Pernell McPhee was released by the Bears
• Star Lotulelei is expected to sign a five-year deal with the Bills.
• Chris Baker’s new home will be in Cincinnati.
• Ndamukong Suh was released by the Dolphins.
• Miami did re-sign William Hayes
• Kyle Williams will remain in Buffalo.
• The Browns traded Danny Shelton to the Patriots.
• Cleveland signed former Bengal Chris Smith to a $14 million deal.
• Future Hall of Famer Julius Peppers will return to the Panthers for one more season.
• Jarvis Jenkins will return to the Chiefs.
• Tampa Bay beers up their line with the addition of Beau Allen.
• Seahawks add Barkevious Mingo.
• Buccaneers bring in Mitch Unrein to defensive line.
• Titans sign DaQuan Jones to new deal.

Linebackers

• The Giants acquired Alec Ogletree from the Rams in a trade.
• Kareem Martin will be joining the Giants as well.
• Kansas City made Anthony Hitchens a priority this offseason.
• The Chiefs also cut veteran Derrick Johnson.
• Devon Kennard will join the Lions on a three-year contract.
• Christian Jones will be heading to Detroit as well.
• Nick Bellore will be back for the Lions.
• A five-year, $40 million contract will keep Nigel Bradham in Philadelphia.
• Former Broncos LB Corey Nelson will sign with the Eagles.
• The Jets came to terms with former Titan Avery Williamson.
• Josh Bynes will remain with the Cardinals.
• Sam Acho will join his brother Emmanuel Acho in Chicago.
• The 49ers have retained Brock Coyle.

Secondary

• The Bears placed the transition tag on Kyle Fuller.
• Lamarcus Joyner was franchise tagged by the Rams.
• The Rams also added Marcus Peters in a trade with the Chiefs.
• Broncos sent Aqib Talib to the Los Angeles Rams for a fifth-round pick.
• Los Angeles still was not done with their secondary by re-signing Nickell Robey-Coleman.
• Richard Sherman was released by the Seahawks, and joined the 49ers for three years and $39 million.
• The Buccaneers re-signed Brent Grimes for one-year, $10 million.
• Kurt Coleman will face his old team twice a year after signing with Saints.
• Carolina will add former Redskin Bashaud Breeland.
• The Browns acquired Damarious Randall in a trade.
• Lardarius Webb was released by the Ravens, who did pick up the team option on Brandon Carr.
• Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie was released by the Giants.
• Chicago brings Prince Amukamara back.
• Tavon Wilson will remain with the Lions on a two-year deal.
• The Lions have also added former Seahawk DeShawn Shead.
• Houston snagged Aaron Colvin from division rival’s Jacksonville with a four-year contract.
• D.J. Hayden will take a roster spot for the Jaguars.
• Rafael Bush is headed to Buffalo on a two-year deal.
• Malcolm Butler has a five-year deal with the Titans.
• Nevin Lawson will return to Detroit on two-year, $9.2 million contract.
• Trumaine Johnson will look to form his own island with the Jets.
• The Broncos will bring in Tramaine Brock on a one-year contract.
• The Cardinals will release Tyrann Mathieu for salary cap reasons.
• Keith Tandy will return to the Bucs with a new two-year deal.
• Terrance Mitchell agrees to terms with Cleveland.
• Houston re-signed Jonathan Joseph.

Specialists

• Dustin Hopkins will return to Redskins on a three-year, $6.875 million deal.
• The Bears will sign kicker Cody Parkey.
• New England will bring back Nate Ebner on a two-year contract.

Joe Serpico

Joe learned his journalistic ways in the halls of Annenberg and McGonigle en route to becoming Temple Made. He was a Temple News contributor, and the lead reporter for the 2011 NCAA Women's Basketball Championship. A die-hard Philadelphia sports fan, Joe has suffered through many years of letdowns by his hometown teams.