(Adam Schefter, ESPN.com)• The Indianapolis Colts have agreed to trade tight end Dwayne Allen to the New England Patriots. (Adam Schefter, ESPN.com)• The Rams are actively trying to trade cornerback Trumaine Johnson. (Adam Schefter, ESPN.com, Benjamin Allbright)• Philadelphia Eagles release defensive end Connor Barwin, saving $7.75 million in cap space. (Adam Schefter, ESPN.com)• Dolphins tendered exclusive rights to tight end Thomas Duarte, linebacker Mike Hull, and cornerback Lafayette Pitts and Anthony Steen. (Dianna Russini and Adam Schefter, ESPN.com)• Seahawks and former Chiefs running Jamaal Charles have mutual interest.
ET is the official start of NFL free agency, though legal tampering has gone on for two days, and illegal tampering for even longer. Standing in stark contrast to much of the league is the Patriots, who approach free agency like no other team in the NFL. He doled out close to $145 million in the 2014 free agency, including $55 million in guaranteed money. This, in a nutshell, is how the Patriots approach free agency: They think about what their 53-man roster will look like two or three years in advance. The combine was pushed back a week this year, butting up right against free agency.
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