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New Team, New Deals and More - The NFL free agency signing period opened last month, and several players have made big moves. The latest action has seen Chris Johnson find a home with the New York Jets, after the Tennessee Titans passed on re-signing him. If you can’t keep up with all the player movement, BET.com goes inside the 2014 NFL free agency frenzy to keep you up to date. — Dominique Zonyeé (@DominiqueZonyee)(Photo: NFL)

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Chris Johnson Signs With New York Jets - It's official. After visiting with the New York Jets on Tuesday, running back Chris Johnson signed a two-year deal worth up to $9 million with Gang Green on Wednesday. “I have a fresh start,” Johnson told The Tennessean newspaper. “Now I am going to go out there with a chip on my shoulder. I know a lot of people are doubting me. I still have it." (Photos from Left: NY Jets, Sam Greenwood/Getty Images)

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New York Giants Sign Quarterback Josh Freeman - Quarterback Josh Freeman, formerly of the Minnesota Vikings and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, signed with the New York Giants in a backup role for Eli Manning. (Photo: Jared Wickerham/Getty Images)

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Sidney Rice Returning to Seattle Seahawks - The defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks have their big-play wide receiver Sidney Rice back for next season. The Seahawks signed Rice to a one-year deal although financial details haven't been disclosed yet. (Photo: Otto Greule Jr/Getty Images)

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Champ Bailey Signs With New Orleans Saints - The next (and perhaps the last) stop in Champ Bailey’s Hall of Fame career will take him to New Orleans. The cornerback signed a two-year contract with the Saints on Friday, worth a reported max of $7 million. The deal comes on the heels of Bailey having an injury-plagued season in 2013, which led to his release from the Denver Broncos. While not the shutdown corner he used to be, Bailey will be a welcomed addition to defense that boast a super safety tandem in Jairus Byrd and Kenny Vaccaro. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)

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New York Giants Pick Up Robert Ayers - The New York Giants offseason spending spree continues with Big Blue signing defensive end free agent Robert Ayers from the Denver Broncos on Wednesday. Ayers will replace longtime Giants defensive end Justin Tuck, who signed with the Oakland Raiders last month. Ayers becomes the fourth Broncos player to become an offseason signing of the Giants. The Giants have spent $110 million thus far this offseason on signing and re-signing players. (Photo: Justin Edmonds/Getty Images)

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DeSean Jackson is D.C. Bound - Four days after being released by the Philadelphia Eagles, DeSean Jackson has landed in the nation's capital. The All-Pro wide receiver signed a three-year deal with teh Washington Redskins worth a reported $24 million. The deal keeps the speedy wide out in the NFC East, which means he'll face the Eagles twice this upcoming season. (Photo by Hannah Foslien/Getty Images)

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Mark Sanchez Signs With Philadelphia Eagles - Mark Sanchez has agreed to terms on a one-year, $2.25 million deal with the Philadelphia Eagles that includes a $750,000 signing bonus, ESPN reported early Friday. (Photo: Jeff Zelevansky/Getty Images)

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Miami Dolphins Sign Knowshon Moreno - On the heels of his best statistic season, running back Knowshon Moreno has agreed to a one-year deal with the Miami Dolphins, CBS Sports reports. As a member of the Denver Broncos in 2013, Moreno rushed for 1,038 yards and 10 touchdowns, while hauling in 548 receiving yards and three more TDs. (Photo: Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)

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Shaun Phillips Signs With Tennessee Titans - Defensive end has agreed to a two-year deal worth $6 million with the Tennessee Titans. He had 10 sacks for the Denver Broncos in 2013. (Photo: Doug Pensinger/Getty Images)

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Jared Allen Signs With Chicago Bears - Defensive end Jared Allen has agreed to a four-year contract with the Chicago Bears. ESPN reports that the deal could be worth $32 million, including $15.5 million in guaranteed money. (Photo: Hannah Foslien/Getty Images)

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Michael Vick, New York Jets - Quarterback Michael Vick will be wearing a different shade of green in the 2014 season. Vick signed a $5 million one-year deal with the New York Jets on March 21 after they released free agent Mark Sanchez. Vick, a veteran, will work closely with Geno Smith, who led Gang Green to an 8-8 record last season as the startin QB. Despite showing promise in his rookie year Smith will have to compete with Vick to keep his starting job. Vick already has plans to "push Geno as hard as he can." (Photo: Elsa/Getty Images)

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Devin Hester, Atlanta Falcons - After eight seasons with the Chicago Bears, Devin Hester is heading to the Atlanta Falcons. Hester and the Falcons agreed on a three-year deal. Hester, who has played cornerback and receiver earlier in his career, will play on special teams in Atlanta. Hester and Deion Sanders are tied at 19 return touchdowns, but maybe he will surpass Sanders in 2014?(Photo: Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)

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Antonio Cromartie, Arizona Cardinals - Antonio Cromartie made it clear that he wanted to return to the New York Jets, but 11 days after being released, the former Jets No. 1 cornerback is heading to Arizona.  Cromartie and the Cardinals agreed to a one-year deal. Cromartie will add to the Cardinals secondary joining Patrick Peterson and Tyrann Mathieu on defense.  (Photo: Leon Halip/Getty Images)

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Charles Woodson, Oakland Raiders - Safety Charles Woodson is avoiding retirement by returning to the Oakland Raiders' roster with a one-year deal. The coaches wanted him back as the 16-year veteran was an asset despite his age. (Woodson turns 38 in October.)  Last season he scored his 13th defensive touchdown, tying him with Rod Woodson and Darren Sharper for most in NFL history.(Photo: Brian Bahr/Getty Images)

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Jason Campbell, Cincinnati Bengals - Although Jason Campbell was released by the Cleveland Browns in the off-season, he will remain in the AFC after landing a one-year deal with the Cincinnati Bengals. Campbell, a 10-season veteran, will be fulfilling Cinci’s need for a backup quarterback since they decided not to bring Ryan Fitzpatrick back.(Photo: Jim Rogash/Getty Images)

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Henry Melton, Dallas Cowboys - Henry Melton played only three games last season for the Chicago Bears before hitting the injured list with a torn ACL. But now Melton is returning for the 2014 season with the Dallas Cowboys. Melton, a Texas native, and the Cowboys reached a one-year deal on Tuesday, which will reunite the defensive tackle with his former Bears coach, Rod Marinelli, who is defensive coordinator for the Cowboys. (Photo: Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)

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Mario Manningham, New York Giants - After his 2013 season in San Francisco was riddled with injury, Mario Manningham is headed back to the East Coast. The veteran wide receiver and the New York Giants have agreed to a one-year deal.  Manningham is no stranger to the Giants offense. He already played with Eli Manning and was instrumental in New York's Super Bowl XLVI triumph over the New England Patriots.(Photo:  Stacy Revere/Getty Images)

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James Jones, Oakland Raiders - Although former Green Bay Packers wide receiver James Jones wanted to play for Cam Newton and the Panthers, he will be headed to the West Coast next season. Jones agreed to a three-year, $11.3 million contract with the Oakland  Raiders and will be reunited with Reggie McKenzie, who previously worked in the Packers' front office.(Photo: Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)

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Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, New York Giants - Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie is going from one Manning to the next. The former Denver Broncos cornerback became expendable after the Broncos acquired Aqib Talib. After meeting with both the New York Jets and Giants on Monday, DRC agreed to a five-year deal with the Giants. Rodgers-Cromartie is no stranger to the Giants' game; three of his 19 career interceptions are against his new team.(Photo: Jeff Zelevansky/Getty Images)

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Brandon Weeden, Dallas Cowboys - Tony Romo is expected to make a full recovery from back surgery and backup QB Kyle Orton is under contract for next season, but the Dallas Cowboys added a third QB to their roster. Former Browns quarterback Brandon Weeden signed a two-year contract with America’s Team on Monday. After a rocky 2013 season in Cleveland, Weeden should welcome a fresh start in Dallas.(Photo: Jason Miller/Getty Images)

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Emmanuel Sanders, Denver Broncos - Can Emmanuel Sanders fill Eric Decker's shoes? The Broncos couldn't afford Decker, so they let him go to the New York Jets and signed a three-year deal worth up to $18 million with former Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Sanders. The move angered their AFC West rival, the Kansas City Chiefs, who reportedly already had a deal in place with Sanders.(Photo: Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)

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Ben Tate, Cleveland Browns - Former Texans running back Ben Tate signed with the Cleveland Browns despite playing all last season with broken ribs and other health issues. His contract will be performance based, but Tate is confident in his abilities.(Photo: Bob Levey/Getty Images)

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Hakeem Nicks,  Indianapolis Colts - New York Giants first-round draft pick Hakeem Nicks has a "new start." He signed a one year deal with the Colts on Friday. Nicks originally wanted to return home and play for the Carolina Panthers but he did not like the terms of the multi-year contract.(Photo: Al Bello/Getty Images)

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Julius Peppers, Green Bay Packers - The Chicago Bears cut 12-year veteran defensive end Julius Peppers on Tuesday but the eight-time Pro-Bowler has a new home with the Green Bay Packers. Peppers agreed to a three-year deal worth up to $30 million.(Photo: Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)

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Eric Decker, New York Jets - After scoring 33 touchdowns in four NFL seasons with the Denver Broncos, Eric Decker said goodbye to Colorado. The wide receiver was not offered a contract from the Broncos at the start of free agency, but he quickly found a new home with the New York Jets. Decker signed a five-year, $36.25 million contract with the Jets, a move he said was based on "respect."(Photo: Jamie Squire/Getty Images)

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LaMarr Woodley, Oakland Raiders - Linebacker LaMarr Woodley was released from the Steelers on Tuesday, and by Thursday he was packing his bags for Oakland. Woodley signed a two-year $12 million deal with the Raiders joining Justin Tuck and Darren McFadden.(Photo: Justin K. Aller/Getty Images)

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Justin Tuck, Oakland Raiders - After nine seasons and two Super Bowl wins, Justin Tuck was released from the New York Giants, but quickly found a home on the Oakland Raiders. Tuck and the Raiders agreed to a two-year $11 million deal on Thursday.(Photo: Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)

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Darrelle Revis, New England Patriots - Cut by the Bucs on Wednesday, All-Pro cornerback Darrelle Revis signed a $12 million one-year contract with the New England Patriots. Rumors swirled that the Jets were eyeing Revis, but the Patriots needed a cornerback after letting go of Aqib Talib.(Photo: Al Messerschmidt/Getty Images)

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Golden Tate, Detroit Lions - After helping the Seahawks win the Super Bowl in February, Golden Tate said goodbye to Seattle and hello to Detroit on Tuesday. Tate signed a five-year deal worth $31 million, with $13.25 million guaranteed, with the Lions.(Photo: Jonathan Ferrey/Getty Images)

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Jacoby Jones, Baltimore Ravens - Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Jacoby Jones isn't going anywhere. While on a visit to the New York Giants, Jones scored a four-year, $12 million contract with Baltimore.(Photo: Patrick McDermott/Getty Images)

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DeMarcus Ware, Denver Broncos - In a shocking move, the Dallas Cowboys cut one of the best players in franchise history on Tuesday, saving $16 million in salary cap space. Jerry Jones said it was a "tough decision" to let go of the veteran defensive end/outside linebacker. Pending a physical, Ware will sign a three-year, $30 million deal with the Denver Broncos.(Photo: Jamie Squire/Getty Images)

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Aqib Talib, Denver Broncos - Almost as soon as Talib was released by the New England Patriots, the Broncos closed in on the cornerback, who agreed to a $57 million, six-year deal with Denver. The move will reunite Talib with former Patriot teammate Wes Walker, who was acquired by Denver last year.(Photo: Jim Rogash/Getty Images)

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Michael Johnson, Tampa Bay Buccaneers - In more Tampa Bay news, Lovie Smith’s new regime acquired defensive end Michael Johnson from the Cincinnati Bengals with a $43.75 million, five-year deal. Johnson became a free agent for the second year in a row in 2013. (Photo: Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)

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Maurice Jones-Drew, Jacksonville Jaguars - Although rumors swirled that the Jaguars were looking to cut running back Maurice Jones-Drew, it looks like he may keep his position on the team. According to an insider, Jones-Drew may get a $4 million deal for the first year. If he doesn’t return to the Jaguars, the New York Jets are rumored to have an eye on him.(Photo: Sam Greenwood/Getty Images)

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Hakeem Nicks, New York Giants - In the 2014 NFL free agency, Hakeem Nicks is looking for a long-term deal to showcase his skills with a team that has a "missing link." "I can see myself catching passes from Cam Newton or even Philip Rivers. Players have already started to reach out to me from other teams saying they would love for me to come join them," Nicks said.(Photo: Al Bello/Getty Images)

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Santonio Holmes, New York Jets - After only four rocky seasons on the New York Jets, Santonio Holmes is looking for a new home. Following a season riddled with injury, Holmes was released due to lack of production and a $10.75 million salary cap. No word yet as to where the former Pittsburgh Steelers MVP will be headed.(Photo: Ron Antonelli/Getty Images)

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Carlos Rogers, San Francisco 49ers - In order to save its $6 million salary cap, the San Francisco 49ers are expected to release Carlos Rogers today. Rogers refused a pay cut last year, but the 49ers have other plans as they want to sign safety Donte Whitner, cornerback Tarell Brown and kicker Phil Dawson. (Photo: Jeff Gross/Getty Images)

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Jairus Byrd, Buffalo Bills - Jarius Byrd is regarded as one of the best safeties on the market, and the Washington Redskins have their eye on acquiring him. However, Byrd may have options as the Miami Dolphins and Philadelphia Eagles, among others, are reportedly interested in him.(Photo: Rick Stewart/Getty Images)