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Quarterback Tarvaris Jackson, placed on waivers by the Buffalo Bills on Monday, is heading to Seattle in the next day or two to possibly sign a contract with the team, two sources say.

Free agency has been fast and furious, but teams have been strategic with big contracts, writes John Clayton.

Free agency in 2013 has been fast and furious, with big deals, lots of cuts and new coaches making multiple moves, writes John Clayton.

The negotiating period isn't exciting, but it's doing a good job of helping teams retain their free agents, writes John Clayton.

Mike Wallace is the gem of this free-agent period, which features a new provision for preliminary talks.

The Eagles tried to build their dream team with older free agents. It would be wise for teams to heed the lesson learned in Philly, writes John Clayton.

The Cincinnati Bengals and cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones have reached an agreement for him to stay in Cincinnati, a source said.

The Pittsburgh Steelers extended one-year offers to six of their seven potential restricted free agents, according to a source.

A scramble to sign potential free agents before the deadline is likely, John Clayton writes in his latest mailbag.

Many free agents took one-year deals this season, but the market might be just as tight in 2012, writes John Clayton in his latest mailbag.

The Eagles have had a high profile so far in free agency, and John Clayton is examining all the winners and losers.

NFL teams were granted the right to agree to contracts with undrafted players immediately, a source said Monday night.

The Raiders' Nnamdi Asomugha will headline the wildest free-agency period in NFL history, writes John Clayton.

Undrafted free agents are vital to building rosters, but this year's class is in jeopardy of going to waste, writes John Clayton.

Because of the uncertain labor situation, few NFL players are getting big contract extensions, John Clayton writes in his latest mailbag.

The Bills, who did little to upgrade an offense that struggled mightily in 2009, endured the worst offseason in the NFL, writes John Clayton.