The cap-strapped New Orleans Saints weren't supposed to do anything during NFL free agency. And, well, they sort of stuck to the plan, allowing two top defenders to sign with other teams and restructuring contracts to clear cap space.
Another former Oregon Ducks star is staying in the league, as tight end Juwan Johnson has signed a new deal with the New Orleans Saints. According to Johnson's manager AJ Vaynerchuk's social media, Johnson agreed to a three year extension worth $30 million with the Saints.
After a whirlwind first day of free agency negotiations, all has been quiet on the Denver Broncos front. The Broncos hosted free-agent tight end Evan Engram at the team facility on Monday — with an emphasis on a medical evaluation, no doubt — but he left the Mile High City unsigned.
The veteran safety enjoyed a successful three-year run with the Chiefs, but he will be on the move in 2025.
The first two days of the legal tampering process have been a busy time for most NFL teams. The Denver Broncos are one of the least active teams during the legal tampering process.
How much does coaching matter? The 2025 Saints will provide an answer.
The Bengals signed Mike Gesicki to a three-year, $25.5 million extension on Monday. Getting the deal done before free agency was a wise move. The tight end market has moved slow since the negotiating window opened, but the Saints are signing tight end Juwan Johnson to a three-year deal worth $30.75 million.
The New Orleans Saints have had a surprising few days. On the outside looking in, it seemed like the Saints were nearing some sort of roster overhaul thanks to the team's cap situation.
As the Saints' restructures accumulated (headlined by Derek Carr‘s), the team carved out enough cap room to retain Chase Young. The moves have also elevated New Orleans to where keeping Juwan Johnson was feasible.
Five-year veteran tight end Juwan Johnson signed a new contract with the New Orleans Saints. Johnson, a former undrafted free agent, spent the entirety of his professional career with the New Orleans Saints.
Line play is everything, and the Vikings are not missing an opportunity to beef up on it this offseason. What other teams did well, and which teams struck out?
The New Orleans Saints already have made a few tough decisions and there's more on the way. New Orleans has been trying to fix its cap situation and has restructured some deals, including Pro Bowl quarterback Derek Carr's.
The New Orleans Saints are looking to improve their salary cap health, which will result in moving on from some of their most talented players. Juwan Johnson is one guy that New Orleans might let walk.
Veteran tight end Juwan Johnson is about to hit the open free-agent market. Barring a last-minute extension from the New Orleans Saints , Johnson can begin negotiating with teams on Monday, March 10 — when the NFL's 'legal tampering window' opens.
Should the New Orleans Saints move on from one of their reliable stars on offense? As free agency approaches, some people feel that New Orleans should let 28-year-old tight end Juwan Johnson walk, while others feel that retaining Johnson is a must.
With so many roster needs, the New Orleans Saints will have a difficult time deciding what to do with the No. 9 overall pick in the upcoming NFL draft.
Confirming the NFL's worst-kept secret, league insider Tony Pauline recently reported the Denver Broncos are interested in signing former New Orleans Saints tight end Juwan Johnson when unrestricted free agency opens next week.
According to Tony Pauline, the Broncos are often mocked to select a tight end in the first round of the draft, yet they may pursue Saints TE Juwan Johnson in free agency.
Former Oregon Ducks and current New Orleans Saints tight end Juwan Johnson is currently an unrestricted free agent. Johnson finished his 5th NFL season with the Saints and could find himself at a new destination next season. Could there be a reunion between Johnson and his former Saints coach Sean Payton in Denver?
Describing his past experiences as "great," New Orleans Saints tight end and pending unrestricted free agent Juwan Johnson recently dished on his willingness to reunite with Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton when the NFL's signing period opens in March.
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