NFL Free Agency Tracker: Latest signings and reports

Former New England Patriots defensive end Trey Flowers is reportedly signing with the Lions.(Charles Krupa/AP)

It’s been a busy free agency period in the NFL — and technically, it hasn’t even started yet.

This year’s free agent negotiation window has been a wild one, with teams and players agreeing to massive deals to be signed once the clock strikes 4 p.m. ET on Wednesday.

We’ve tallied up the biggest names and signings all in one place to recap some of the biggest moves so far:

• Both Earl Thomas and Mark Ingram will reportedly be calling Baltimore home next season after agreeing to deals with the Ravens.

• Former Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le’Veon Bell is set to suit up for the New York Jets.

• Trey Flowers is about to sign a massive deal with Detroit, continuing the trend of the Lions scooping up former Patriots.

• The Broncos are expected to make former Dolphin Ju’Wuan James the highest paid right tackle in the league: four years, $51 million, including $32M in guarantees. They’re planning on bringing in Kareem Jackson (three years, $33M), too.

• Former Panthers linebacker Thomas Davis is about to sign with the Chargers.

• Just when we all thought Anthony Barr was headed to New York, the almost-Jet changed his mind and is staying with Minnesota.

• Longtime Raven Terrell Suggs will reportedly suit up for the Arizona Cardinals in 2019, ending a long era in Baltimore.

• Bills gets some offensive help, agreeing to terms with receivers John Brown and Cole Beasley.

• Mark Ingram’s out and Latavius Murray is in with the Saints thanks to a pending four-year deal for the former Viking.

• Raiders bolster their struggling defence with the addition of safety Lamarcus Joyner.

• Cardinals to sign ex-Eagles linebacker Jordan Hicks to a four-year deal.

• The Packers’ busy Tuesday includes contract agreements with pass rushers Za’Darius Smith and Preston Smith, safety Adrian Amos and offensive lineman Billy Turner.

• Jets make a big statement by bringing in linebacker C.J. Mosley on a big-money deal. Receiver Jamison Crowder joins, too.

• Where will Teddy Bridgewater sign? The backup QB is expected to stay put in New Orleans.

• The Browns give their defensive line a boost with addition of DT Sheldon Richardson on a three-year pact.

• Chiefs and Tyronn Mathieu agree to a three-year, $42M contract.

• The Jaguars confirmed everyone’s suspicions and are ready to make Nick Foles their starting QB.

• Buccaneers receiver Desean Jackson wanted to return to the Eagles, and he’ll get his Philly homecoming thanks to a pending trade with Tampa Bay.

• Buffalo Bills target a bunch of needs with three pending signings: veteran running back Frank Gore, tight end Tyler Kroft, and cornerback Kevin Johnson.

• Linebacker Landon Collins stays in the division, leaving the Giants for a massive six-year, $84M deal with Washington.

• Titans reportedly sign former Rams offensive lineman Rodger Saffold to a four-year, $44 million contract, bolstering their frontline in a big way.

• San Francisco 49ers make big splash with four-year, $54-million agreement with linebacker Kwon Alexander.

• Raiders move quickly to agree to terms with ex-Patriot offensive tackle Trent Brown on monster four-year deal.

• Lions bring in former Patriot slot receiver Danny Amendola on a one-year deal.

• Rams prevent pass rusher Dante Fowler from hitting free agency, signing him to a deal to keep him in L.A.

• Jets make their first big free agency move — a trade with the Raiders to acquire left guard Kelechi Osemele.

• Disgruntled receiver Antonio Brown’s time in Pittsburgh comes to an end with a trade to the Oakland Raiders — and a new deal, too.

• Running back Carlos Hyde will suit up with the Kansas City Chiefs in 2019 after signing a one-year deal.

• Fresh off a Super Bowl victory with the New England Patriots, tight end Dwayne Allen agrees to terms with the Miami Dolphins.

• Three days after being cut by the Baltimore Ravens, safety Eric Weddle joined the Los Angeles Rams on a two-year deal.

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