All articles tagged with #signings
The Chicago Bears signed 14 players to Reserve/Future contracts, including Maurice Alexander, Brittain Brown, Stephen Carlson, Luke Elkin, Dallis Flowers, Jonathan Garvin, Dominique Hampton, Kyle Hergel, Nikola Kalinic, Dontae Manning, Jeremiah Martin, Gervarrius Owens, JP Richardson, and Nephi Sewell.
The 2026 international signing period opens with the Yankees juggling a small $5.44M bonus pool and an unsettled international scouting leadership after the firing of longtime director Danny Rowland, a move that contributed to prospect Wandy Asigen reneging and signing with the Mets. Yet New York disclosed its first IFA signings via Baseball America, including Germayhoni Beltre ($100,000) and Abrahan Pichardo, with a second update adding Sebastian Pinto, and others like Kenneth Melendez, Poly Ojeda, Cesar Lopez, and Sebastian Rivas also in the class; the year is expected to be quieter than recent splashy classes but the team will continue adding talent to its farm system.
Bleacher Report ranks MLB offseasons so far in 2026, listing five best (Dodgers, Braves, Blue Jays, Cubs, Orioles) and five worst (Padres, Brewers, Guardians, Mets, Yankees). The top tier is praised for impactful signings and depth (Díaz with the Dodgers; Suarez/Kim/Iglesias with Atlanta; Cease for Toronto; Bregman for Chicago; Alonso and others energizing Baltimore), with projections placing them among the game's WAR leaders. The bottom tier is criticized for losses or cautious moves (Padres losing Cease/Suárez and uncertain offense; Brewers’ payroll/durability concerns around Woodruff; Guardians’ small-market inertia; Mets’ top-heavy roster; Yankees’ limited, financially constrained moves). The piece suggests the Dodgers and Blue Jays look strongest in 2026, the Orioles remain a sleeper, and the Yankees face pressure to spend and improve despite finances.
The Las Vegas Raiders announced multiple team moves including 12 reserve/future signings, acquiring draft picks, and signing new players like WR Tyler Lockett, while also engaging in community initiatives and honoring players with awards such as Max Crosby and Thomas Booker IV.
The Cleveland Browns signed six players to reserve/futures contracts, all of whom finished the 2025 season on the team's practice squad, including Sal Cannella, Jack Conley, Luke Floriea, Ahmani Marshall, Tyre Phillips, and Caden Prieskorn.
The New Orleans Saints have made multiple roster moves including placing four players on injured reserve, signing new players, and making roster elevations for Week 17, reflecting ongoing adjustments to their team roster.
The January 2026 transfer window analysis highlights each Premier League club's key areas for improvement, including Arsenal's need for a central midfielder, Bournemouth's defensive issues, Villa's striker shortage, and Liverpool's defensive vulnerabilities, among others, as teams seek strategic signings to strengthen their squads.
Following the firing of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore, recruiting remains uncertain with only a few signees switching commitments, while key prospects like Savion Hiter are still on track to enroll early. The coaching change has caused some recruits to delay decisions, and Michigan's recruiting efforts are influenced by the upcoming coaching hire and connections like Jaxon Holly, whose family ties and positive impressions of Michigan keep the Wolverines in the lead for his commitment.
The Houston Texans made roster moves by signing Solomon Byrd and Ameer Speed to the active roster from the practice squad, and adding Jaylon Thomas and Xavier Thomas to the practice squad, as of December 3, 2025.
The New England Patriots made several roster moves, trading DE Keion White to the 49ers, signing RB Terrell Jennings from the practice squad, and adding veteran RB D'Ernest Johnson to the practice squad, as part of their ongoing team adjustments.
The New England Patriots have made roster changes by signing T Sebastian Gutierrez and G Andrew Rupcich to their practice squad, while releasing G Jack Conley and DL Fabien Lovett, as part of their ongoing team adjustments.
The article highlights nine intriguing and less obvious Premier League signings from the summer 2025 transfer window, including players like Nick Woltemade, El Hadji Malick Diouf, Tyler Dibling, Harvey Elliott, Michael Kayode, Adrien Truffert, Anton Stach, Robin Roefs, and Dan Ndoye, emphasizing their potential impact and unique qualities.
The Pittsburgh Steelers made several roster moves, signing safety Chuck Clark and guard Max Sharping, while placing quarterback Will Howard and cornerback Donte Kent on injured reserve, as part of ongoing team adjustments.
The Denver Broncos have signed 16 players to their practice squad following their initial 53-man roster announcement, with all players having participated in the 2025 preseason.
The New York Jets signed 13 players to their practice squad, including rookies and free agents like Brady Cook, Jamaal Pritchett, and Harrison Mevis, among others, to fill their roster for the upcoming season.