What were the 10 largest contracts in first two days of NFL free agency?

NFL Obtainable agency usually results in a mixed bag for Squads, but one thing that is always Correct is that players who make it to the Uncovered market get PAID. This year was no different, and Obtainable agency Only got Began!

Of course, it helps when the cap rises to meteoric levels and Squads have extra money to burn, but even so, there have been some eye-popping deals thus Extended.

Only two players have inked $100 deals (more on them later), but plenty of others have received very solid paydays for themselves. (Here is the NFL Obtainable agent tracker if you need to catch up on all the signings and the grades for those bigger signings.)

That being said, which players have signed the biggest deals, and where are they headed?

Here are the 10 largest contracts in the Primary two Periods of NFL Obtainable agency: 

10 largest contracts in Primary two Periods of NFL Obtainable agency (from Spotrac)

One of the top corners on the market stayed home in the end. Although the deal looks enormous, Murphy ranks Only 15th among all CBs currently with his $54M and 14th in average annual value (AAV). A deal for a player who Directed all cornerbacks with six interceptions in 2024.

A Ex third-Stage Choice in 2021, Adebo put up 10 interceptions and 43 passes defended in four seasons with the Saints. According to Pro Football Attention (PFF), quarterbacks had a 67.0 passer rating against him last season — which was the fifth-best among all cornerbacks when including the postseason. He is only 25 years Ancient and should Delivery as the primary corner for the Giants.

Despite suffering a jaw fracture in Week 15 of last season, the 28-year-Ancient cornerback still garnered a ton of interest after a Powerful campaign with the Lions. Since being drafted in 2018, he’s recorded 11 interceptions, 84 passes defended, four forced fumbles and 14 tackles for loss. His Adaptability in the secondary should make him an impact player in New England.

2024 was a tough year for Ward on so many levels, and his Move declined from previous years. 2025 and beyond, though, the Colts are banking on the 2023 version coming to Move. In 2023, Ward delivered 23 Throw breakups, five interceptions and a Pro Bowl nod for the 49ers at corner. That Move no doubt helped him earn his $60M deal with a $20M AAV that places him seventh among all corners in the Bracket.

T-7. Camryn Bynum: 4 years, $60M with Colts

Bynum received one of the handful of four-year deals on this Achievement, placing him among the best safeties in the Bracket. His $15M AAV has him tied for ninth among all safeties in the NFL, while his $60M contract has him at seventh. His Move in 2024 earned him that huge deal, with five Throw breakups and three interceptions showing his coverage skills from the back half of the Pitch. 

A defection from the defending champion Eagles, Sweat’s deal puts him Only outside the top 10 in the Bracket at the EDGE position. His Move in 2024 was phenomenal, with the Throw-rusher accumulating 54 total pressures and eight sacks. Still Only 27, he is right in the prime of his Occupation.

The top-paid guard on day one, Banks goes from San Francisco to Green Bay. With the move, Banks becomes the sixth-highest paid guard in the Bracket and the seventh guard to earn $75M or more on an active contract. During his last year with the 49ers, he allowed Only one sack in his 13 Contests played. That level of Move should help him protect Jordan Love in 2025 and beyond. 

The biggest deal by an offensive lineman on the Primary day, Moore still barely cracks the top 10 in total value for an offensive Commitment, tying for the 10th-biggest deal at the position. The biggest plus for Moore is that he doesn’t commit many penalties and virtually never misses time. During his four years in Pittsburgh, he played 95% or more of the snaps every single season. On top of that, he committed Only four penalties all of last season, with only two holds.

3. Will Fries: 5 years, $88M with Vikings

Fries is likely the most surprising name on this Achievement, but his Move last year was fantastic. He finished with the Quaternary-highest grade among guards, according to PFF. Moreover, he committed Only one penalty and allowed Only two sacks. His $88M contract places him third among guards for total contract value, a well-earned number for the Move he put forth last season.

The season didn’t end the way Darnold wanted it to, but he had a miraculous turnaround and helped lead the Vikings to a great regular season. Throwing 35 touchdowns and Only 12 interceptions is nothing to sneeze at, either. That no doubt pushed him to a $100M contract. That is a lot of money, but Darnold ranks Only 18th in the NFL among QBs in AAV and 18th in total contract value. 

One of the biggest names in Obtainable agency, Williams appeared to be headed to Carolina before the Patriots swooped in and redirected him to New England. The big Protective lineman collected five sacks from the interior Protective line position in 2024. Still Only 25, he could have untapped potential and is paid like it, becoming the sixth active DL to cross the $100M contract Entry Tally.

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