The Dolphins have agreed to terms with first-round pick Vontae Davis on a contract. Miami is still negotiating deals with two draft picks.

The Redskins have reached an agreement on a five-year deal with first-round pick Brian Orakpo. Financial details of the deal weren't immediately available, and Orakpo becomes the 11th first-rounder to agree to terms. "This was more nerve-racking than actually being drafted," Orakpo told the Redskins' web site. "You really want to get in because you know your teammates are there working and you want to get in to get started to have a miraculous season."

Rookie quarterback Josh Freeman agreed to a five-year, $36 million deal with the Buccaneers on Thursday night, according to sources. The deal has more than $10 million in guarantees, and will allow Freeman to report to the first day of camp on Friday.

The Bengals have agreed to terms on a four-year contract with linebacker Rey Maualuga. Maualuga, a second-round draft pick from USC, is expected to compete for a starting job at outside linebacker.

The Titans have agreed to terms with second-round draft pick Sen'Derrick Marks. First-round pick Kenny Britt, a wide receiver out of Rutgers, is the only selection that Tennessee has not signed.

The Bills have agreed to terms on a five-year deal with rookie offensive lineman Eric Wood, according to a league source. Wood had missed the first four days of training camp, but is expected to sign and be in camp by the end of the week. Buffalo is also close to a deal with second-round pick Jairus Byrd, a cornerback from Oregon.

The Cardinals have agreed on a contract with second-round draft pick Cody Brown of Connecticut. Terms of the deal were not released on Tuesday. Brown, a defensive end, recorded 11 sacks, five forced fumbles and a career-high 56 tackles last season.

The Chargers have agreed to terms on four-year contracts with third-round pick Louis Vasquez and fourth round picks Vaughn Martin, Tyronne Green and Gartrell Johnson. This leaves San Diego with just three unsigned picks: first-rounder Larry English; sixth-rounder Kevin Ellison, and seventh-rounder Demetrius Byrd.

The Panthers have reached a four-year, $4.3 million agreement with second-round pick Everette Brown, according to a source. Brown, a defensive end out of Florida State, will receive $2.6875 million in guarantees, according to the source. He was the 43rd pick in April's NFL Draft.

A league source has told Pro Football Talk that first-round pick Alex Mack now has a deal in place with the Browns. Mack will reportedly receive $12.2 million in guaranteed money, and he becomes just the third first-rounder to sign this summer.