LeSean McCoy has agreed to a one-year deal with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

"He's very excited to play with established vets like [Tom] Brady and Gronk [Rob Gronkowski] in trying to win another championship," Drew Rosenhaus told ESPN.

McCoy will compete for time with Ronald Jones and Dare Ogunbowale at running back.

Raheem Mostert and the San Francisco 49ers have agreed to a restructured contract.

Moster's agent, Brett Tessler, publicly requested a trade earlier this month.

"Just finalized a new deal for Raheem Mostert with the San Francisco 49ers," wrote Tessler on Twitter. "Happy we got things worked out and looking forward to him having another great season there. Thanks to the organization for taking care of him."

Mostert is due $2.575 million in base salary with a $300,000 bonus in 2020 and now can earn up to an additional $2.75 million in bonuses and incentives.

Myles Garrett has officially signed his five-year, $125 million extension with the Cleveland Browns.

"One of our fundamental organizational beliefs is identifying young players on our roster and proactively retaining them as part of our present and future core. We go through great lengths to select players whose make-up and performance embody the characteristics we are looking for within our team. Today, we're delighted that Myles Garrett will be a Cleveland Brown for many years to come," said Andrew Berry, the Browns' EVP of Football Operations and General Manager. "Myles' rare physical gifts in conjunction with his work ethic, intellect and humility have been the catalysts behind an auspicious start to his young career. Despite his early individual successes, Myles maintains the same drive toward greatness that he displayed as a 22-year old rookie. We firmly believe that this intense focus means the best is yet to come."

"In 2017, the Cleveland Browns bet on me," Garrett said. "This city quickly became my home and these people quickly became my family. I'm eternally grateful for this opportunity, the support of my friends and family, the organization, my teammates, the fans—I could go on forever, but even that wouldn't be enough time to express my gratitude. I'll just say this: Keep betting on me, Cleveland, because I won't let you down. Now, let's get to work."

The Tennessee Titans and Derrick Henry have agreed to a four-year, $50 million contract. The deal includes $25.5 million in guaranteed money.

Henry was prepared to play under the franchise tag if they were unable to agree to a contract.

Henry's contract, which carries an average per year of $12.5 million, makes him the NFL's fifth-highest-paid running back, trailing only the Panthers' Christian McCaffrey ($16 million), the Cowboys' Ezekiel Elliott ($15 million), the Jets' Le'Veon Bell ($13.1 million) and the Texans' David Johnson ($13 million).

Chris Jones has agreed to sign a four-year, $85 million contract extension with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Jones will receive $60 million in guaranteed money.

Jones was a Pro Bowler in 2019 and a second-team All-Pro in 2018.

The Chiefs placed the franchise tag on Jones in March.

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs have agreed to a 10-year contract extension.

It also contains a $140 million injury guarantee. The deal does not contain language tied to a percentage of the salary cap.

Mahomes' new deal will run through the 2031 season. Mahomes' existing contract has two more seasons remaining with the Chiefs adding 10 more to make it a 12 year contract in total.

Mahomes was owed $2.8 million for 2020 and $24.8 million for 2021.

Ian Rapoport of NFL.com reports the extension is worth $503 million and he gets $477 million in guarantee mechanisms with the ability to opt out if the guarantee mechanisms aren't exercised. Mahomes also has a no trade clause.