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The Toughest. Most used in the Top 100 plays.

https://nflmusic.nfl.net/track/MzgyMDE0ODQtOTIyMzg5

Nobody's Gonna Beat Us. Another track for the Top 100

https://nflmusic.nfl.net/track/MzgyMDgwOTYtMmQ0ODFh

With one week behind us, NFL free agency has entered the value stage of the process. Most of the top players are off the board, and teams now have more leverage, but there is still plenty of talent out there.

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Who are the best available players for your team to sign? We’re tracking all of them right here.

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This story will be updated as free agents agree to deals and as other players are released. The number preceding a player’s name shows where he landed in our rankings before the start of free agency. Players who were released on March 11 or later will not have a ranking. Ages (in parentheses) are as of Sept. 5, the scheduled date of the 2024 season opener.

Accounting errors will cost the San Francisco 49ers a fifth-round draft pick in 2025 and move one of their fourth-round picks this year back a few spots.

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Per NFL Network's Tom Pelissero, the 49ers are forfeiting their 2025 fifth-rounder after the NFL discovered "administrative payroll accounting errors" at the end of the 2022 league year resulting in a "misreporting of the club's cumulative player compensation."

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Pelissero noted the league's evaluation determined the 49ers would have remained under the salary cap throughout the year and there was no intent to circumvent the cap.

In addition to forfeiting next year's fifth-rounder, the 49ers' fourth-round selection at No. 131 this year will be moved behind the three compensatory picks at the end of the round to No. 135 overall.

The 2024 NFL offseason is operating at full power.

Many high-profile players already moved on to new football homes on Day 1 including quarterback Kirk Cousins, who moved on from the Minnesota Vikings to the Atlanta Falcons. Edge rusher Brian Burns was traded from the Carolina Panthers to the New York Giants and signed a new deal. Running back Saquon Barkley, who left the Giants to sign with an NFC East rival, the Philadelphia Eagles. Plus, running back Josh Jacobs, who departed the Las Vegas for the Green Bay Packers.

Day 2 included edge rusher Danielle Hunter leaving the Vikings for the Houston Texans, running back Joe Mixon being traded to the Texans from the Bengals and Derrick Henry linking up with 2023 NFL MVP Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens.

The first official day of free agency also included some fireworks, none bigger than Calvin Ridley finding a new home in Nashville. That wasn't the only notable name the Titans signed on Wednesday, as former Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph agreed to a one-year deal with the team. Speaking of the Steelers, Pittsburgh made another move at QB after they acquired Justin Fields after trading Kenny Pickett to Philadelphia. Fields will back up Russell Wilson, who was signed by the Steelers last week.

From blockbuster trades to stunning signings, we've got what you need to know about each team's notable 2024 offseason additions. Plus, grades for their trades and signings from A to Z:

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The Eagles have been extremely active in free agency through only a few days, adding quality starters like Saquon Barkley, Bryce Huff, CJ Gardner Johnson and high upside role players/backups like Matt Hennessey, Devin White, Zach Baun, and Devante Parker. Their free agency approach definitely clarifies where they could and should go with their upcoming draft picks. Here is how their 2024 class could play out.

Round 1, Pick 22 - Terrion Arnold, Cornerback, Alabama

The Eagles not addressing cornerback (yet) through free agency makes it a great need. With James Bradberry’s step back in 2023, Darius Slay’s age, and the release of Avonte Maddox; the Eagles have a clear need at cornerback. Even with Kelee Ringo waiting in the wings, this is too talented a cornerback class for the Eagles to pass up on. Arnold has the size, speed, and ball hawking skills to be an outside cornerback in the Eagles defense and could contribute sooner than later.

Round 2, Pick 50 - Payton Wilson, Linebacker, NC State

Even with the addition of Devin White, the Eagles need to solidify their linebacker group. White is a wildcard and the jury is very, very much still out on Nakobe Dean. Payton Wilson brings a pro-ready skill set with a great blend of instincts and athleticism at the linebacker position. Having Wilson and White’s speed at inside linebacker would be too good to be true.

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The New England Patriots filled a need at wide receiver by agreeing to a one-year contract with K.J. Osborn, a source told ESPN on Sunday.

The agreement is for $4 million and can be worth up to $6 million, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.

The Patriots had made an aggressive free agent pitch to receiver Calvin Ridley before he decided to sign with the Tennessee Titans. Even after adding Osborn, the expectation is that New England still hopes to upgrade at receiver, perhaps looking to the draft. NFL scouts view the position as one of the deepest and most talented this year, and the Patriots own the No. 3 pick, in addition to selections near the top of the second (No. 34), third (No. 68) and fourth (No. 103) rounds.

Osborn joins a depth chart that is topped by veterans JuJu Smith-Schuster, Kendrick Bourne and Jalen Reagor, as well as promising slot receiver Demario "Pop" Douglas (2022 sixth-round pick).

The Cowboys blocked defensive backs coach Al Harris from interviewing for a job on Dan Quinn’s staff earlier this offseason.

They since have rewarded Harris.

Josina Anderson of CBS Sports reports the Cowboys have added assistant head coach to Harris’ title.

Harris, 49, could be in line for a defensive coordinator job in the near future.

He took his first coaching job in 2012 as an intern for the Dolphins. Harris then went to Kansas City to coach the Chiefs’ secondary from 2013-18.

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I've been trying to find this music for ages. It was on NFL Crunch Course in the 80s: https://youtu.be/D832ZdTjcU4?t=741

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A commenter said it was Simon Park's "Warlord." But I've had no luck finding a song by that name online. Any help? Thanks!

Two new radio interviews with NFL Films producers about the music can be found here:

https://offthebeatensoundtrack.com/

What is the episode where it talks about President Nixon calling the NFL because he couldn’t watch the Redskins/ Packers in 1972, creating the blackout laws?

It was the mic-up video for the Super Bowl last season when the Bucs got the final pick to clinch the SB, it’s a great uplifting song

It was also when Devin white got a pick against the saints in the Americas game 2020 that has just aired

I’ve played loads of songs on Apple Music but just can’t find the one I’m looking for!

Can anyone help?

I heard this in NFL Follies Goes Hollywood. There was a trailer for a movie called Top Helmet, and one of the songs had these lyrics:

"The Steelers are so great

And they play the best of all

Today our teams[?] will do their Super Bowl"

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Is anyone capable of finding the source footage for that?

NFL Network would air these 22-minute (30 mins with commercial) synopsis of each season. They were all so amazing. I can't find them anywhere. Anybody know what I'm referring to? And this is NOT the "SEASON IN REVIEW".

I doubt i'll get any responses from this. nfl network aired these about 10 years ago.

I know NFL Films used to produced a GOTW film from about the mid 60's to around the mid 80's, and seemed to have brought it back from the late '90s-2007, but what happened in that decade gap? Did they stop making any Game of the Week content? Did they continue but rebranded the name of the show for this period of time? I'd just love to see some highlight films of some games from the late 80s/early-mid 90s in this format, if it exists.

What’s the best All Time NFL team using only one player per franchise. If you pick Walter Payton, you can’t have Dick Butkus. If you pick Jerry Rice, you don’t get Ronnie Lott.

Rules:

• 11 starters on offense
• 11 starters on defense
• 1 kicker
• 1 punter
• 8 bench spots. Maybe a backup QB, a nickel corner, Steve Tasker on special teams... etc.

The only other rule is a player has to have made a significant impact on the franchise they represent. Brett Favre isn’t a Jet. Emmitt Smith isn’t a Cardinal. You can select Reggie White as an Eagle or a Packer, but not a Panther.

Here’s my team:

DE - Reggie White (Eagles) DT - Joe Greene (Steelers) DT - Alan Page (Vikings) DE - Bruce Smith (Bills) Bench DL - JJ Watt (Texans)

MLB - Dick Butkus (Bears) WLB - Lawrence Taylor (Giants) SLB - Bobby Bell (Chiefs) Bench LB - Derrick Brooks (Buccaneers)

CB - Deion Sanders (Falcons) CB - Darrelle Revis (Jets) S - Ed Reed (Ravens) S - Larry Wilson (Cardinals) Bench Nickel CB - Champ Bailey (Broncos) Bench Dime CB - Darrell Green (Washington)

K - Morten Andersen (Saints) P - Ray Guy (Raiders)

LT - Anthony Munoz (Bengals) LG - Larry Allen (Cowboys) C - Dwight Stephenson (Dolphins) RG - Bruce Matthews (Titans / Oilers) RT - Forrest Gregg (Packers) Bench OT - Tony Boselli (Jaguars)

TE - Rob Gronkowski (Patriots) TE - Kellen Winslow Sr. (Chargers) WR - Jerry Rice (49ers) WR - Steve Largent (Seahawks) Bench Third WR - Calvin Johnson (Lions)

RB - Jim Brown (Browns) QB - Peyton Manning (Colts) Bench Third Down RB - Marshall Faulk (Rams) Bench Backup QB - Cam Newton (Panthers)

Anthony Munoz and JJ Watt can be Goal Line TEs. Deion Sanders is my KR / PR and also can play WR if needed. Both Bobby Bell and Bruce Matthews played Long Snapper.