NFL Free Agency 2020: Live updates, latest rumors and signings across the league

Logan Ryan was arguably Tennessee's top cornerback from a year ago, so it's no surprise to see him look for $10 million per year. He was tied for first in the NFL among cornerbacks with 15 quarterback pressures, according to PFF.

It seemed inevitable that the Broncos were going to move on from Joe Flacco and I think it's the right move. Even if he was open to be the backup behind Drew Lock, you don't want the second-year QB looking over his shoulder. Fresh start with Jeff Driskel as QB2 is the way to go.

Seeing some rumblings about Jameis Winston possibly becoming Ben Roethlisberger's backup in Pittsburgh. Along with Winston likely wanting a chance to start elsewhere, he would also cost way more than the Steelers can afford, assuming he wouldn't take a backup's salary.

Also, Steelers president Art Rooney II said this winter that the team is content with Duck Hodges and Mason Rudolph backup up Big Ben in 2020. If anything, I could see Joe Flacco coming to Pittsburgh, assuming he can't find starter's work elsewhere. He and Roethlisberger are friends, and he knows the AFC North rather well.

You can read the full trade grade piece on our site, but I really like the Darius Slay move for the Eagles (gave them an A). Gives them the No. 1 corner they've been desperately looking for and didn't sacrifice too much of their draft capital to do it. As for the Lions, they're making the best of a rough situation. Slay didn't want to be in Detroit any longer and they were able to get a couples picks (including a third rounder) in return. Couldn't expect a major haul with Slay looking for a new deal with whoever acquired him.

I like the Browns' signing of Andrew Billings. Initially considered a first round pick, he slipped to the 4th round of the '16 draft after questions arose about his knees. Was starting to come on with the Bengals over the last few years and has proven to be a durable player.