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12hBill Barnwell

Barnwell's free-agency and trade grades: More than 100 deals over a wild month

How did the Bears fare in the trade for Nick Foles?

Rhule: Bridgewater is the right fit for the Panthers (1:05)

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15hDavid Newton

Rhule on Cam release: Teddy a better fit at QB

While expressing great appreciation for what Cam Newton did for the Panthers, coach Matt Rhule said it was best the team moved forward with Teddy Bridgewater at quarterback.

Cam feels he's 'a fish out of water' after Panthers release (0:43)

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23hNFL Nation

From Rice to Payton to McNair: Small-school studs for all 32 NFL teams

NFL stars -- legends like Jerry Rice and Walter Payton -- can be found anywhere, not just at traditional college football powers. Here's one for every team.

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2dJamison Hensley

'Prison workouts,' 'human weights' and 'Rocky IV': NFL players getting creative with workouts

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, NFL players are locked out of facilities and can't go to their gyms. Some are getting very creative.

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Cam says he's 'a fish out of water' as free agent

Cam Newton told Chris Paul on Instagram Live that he's "a fish out of water" as a free agent for the first time after being released by the Panthers.

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3dNFL Nation

NFL players for all 32 teams who would be hurt most by lost offseason

With big names such as Tom Brady, Philip Rivers and Stefon Diggs learning new schemes with new teams, canceled workouts could be felt in the fall.

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7dBill Barnwell

No record-setting deals, a weak corner market and more: Barnwell's NFL free-agency lessons

The top of the free-agent class didn't move the market. Teams got conservative at cornerback and wide receiver. Here's what you should take away.

ESPN Daily: Big Lessons Of NFL Offseason

Tom Brady is a Buccaneer. DeAndre Hopkins is a Cardinal. And Cam Newton is still looking for a new home. NFL free agency in 2020 has been a wild ride so far, all while the uncertainty of this sports hiatus plays out in the background. ESPN NFL Insider Bill Barnwell joins the show to discuss how the coronavirus pandemic has affected team decisions in the offseason, and the successes and failures in team deals so far.

Should Eric Reid's stance on invalidating the NFL's CBA be heard? (2:14)

Is this the best time to expand the NFL playoffs? (1:06)

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10dNFL Nation

NFL Power Rankings: 1-32 poll, plus where each team stands after free agency

The Chiefs are still on top, while the additions of DeAndre Hopkins and Tom Brady have their new teams on the rise.

Stephen A. has the perfect team in mind for Cam Newton (1:44)

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Would a 14-team playoff be a good thing for the NFL? (1:04)

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Bills sign Williams to 1-year deal for OL depth

Daryl Williams, who started 12 of the 16 games in which he played for the Panthers last season, has signed a one-year deal with the Bills.

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14dDavid Newton

Bridgewater not worried about filling Cam's shoes

Teddy Bridgewater said he'll continue to just "be me" as the new QB of the Panthers, that he believes in himself and the talent around him, and that "I'm a winner."

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15dNFL Nation

From Tom Brady to Nick Foles: How the NFL's new starting quarterbacks stack up

From Chicago to Tampa Bay, six NFL teams will have a new starting signal-caller. How do they fit in?

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16dTim Keown

Can Cam Newton's second act live up to the first?

For much of Newton's career, his every action sparked national attention. Now, it's his reaction -- to his recovery, to his release -- that will define the reinvention of one of the most dynamic athletes the NFL has seen.

Was signing Robby Anderson a smart move for the Panthers? (0:46)

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What's next for Cam Newton after Panthers' release? (1:08)

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Source: WR Anderson leaves Jets for Panthers

Receiver Robby Anderson, who caught 52 passes for 779 yards and two touchdowns last season for the Jets, has reached a two-year, $20 million deal with the Panthers, a source told ESPN.