The Arizona Cardinals and Budda Baker have agreed to a four-year, $59 million contract that makes him the highest-paid safety in NFL history.

Baker recorded 147 tackles last season, his third since being selected in the second round of the 2017 draft out of Washington.

Baker does not have an interception since entering the NFL, however, and has played the most coverage snaps (1,261) of any player during that span to have not intercepted a pass.

The San Francisco 49ers are signing wide receiver Jaron Brown, according to a source.

Brown joins J.J. Nelson and Tavon Austin as receivers to sign with San Francisco since camp opened.

The 49ers lost Jalen Hurd to an ACL injury earlier this week.

Chris Hogan has agreed to sign with the New York Jets. 

Hogan played for the Buffalo Bills (2012-2015) and Patriots (2016-2018) and spent time on the Miami Dolphins' roster (2011-2012), but he never appeared in a game. Hogan spent last season with the Carolina Panthers.

"He's somebody whose name has come up quite a bit," Adam Gase said of Hogan. "He's a guy who can come in and pick up the offense very quickly. Obviously, we competed against him quite a bit. He's a good fit for us."

Kenny Clark has agreed to a four-year, $70 million extension with the Green Bay Packers, becoming the highest paid nose tackle in the NFL.

Clark also becomes the 12th-highest-paid defensive player in the NFL.

Clark will make $37 million in the first two years of the deal and includes a $25 million signing bonus.

Clark has six sacks in each of his past two seasons and earned a Pro Bowl berth in 2019.

Dion Dawkins has agreed to a four-year contract extension with the Buffalo Bills worth $60 million. The deal will also include $34 million in guarantees.

Dawkins was entering the final season of his rookie contract.

"My main priority is to get better, and I know if I continue to grow and learn and get better, then all of the chips will eventually fall," Dawkins told ESPN in March. "As far as a new contract, I'm not worried about it. Whatever is supposed to happen is going to happen.

"I'm trying to be in Buffalo forever, so I've just got to do my part, and when the time comes, I'll be happy to sign on that dotted line."

Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs have agreed to a four-year extension worth $57.25 million. The deal also includes $28 million in guarantees.

Kelce's extension comes just hours after George Kittle signed his four-year, $75 million extension with the San Francisco 49ers.

George Kittle and the San Francisco 49ers have agreed to a five-year, $75 million contract extension.

Kittle will receive $40 million in guaranteed for injury money and $30 million guaranteed at signing.

The Niners and Kittle went through a lengthy contract negotiation, which began after the Super Bowl.

Kittle reported to training camp and participated in all team activities without so much as a threat of a holdout. 

The Dallas Cowboys have agreed to a one-year deal with Everson Griffen worth $6 million.

In 10 season with the Vikings, Griffen recorded 74.5 sacks, including eight last season when he was named to the Pro Bowl for the fourth time.

The Cowboys lost last year's sack leader at the start of free agency when Robert Quinn, who had 11.5 sacks in 2019, signed with the Chicago Bears.

Lamar Miller has agreed to a one-year deal with the New England Patriots.

The deal is pending a physical.

The Patriots need depth at running back with Sony Michel on the PUP list. 

The Seattle Seahawks have acknowledged the team has interest in Antonio Brown.

Brown will be suspended eight games once he's signed by a team. Russell Wilson hosted Brown for a workout in San Diego in July and he's advocated behind the scenes for the team to sign him.

"What I'd say to you is what we always say because it's what we always do and who we are," Pete Carroll said when asked about the Seahawks' rumored interest in Brown. "John is competing at every turn. There's never been a process, unless we just missed it, that we weren't involved with to understand what the chances were of helping our club. He's all over it. He understands what's going on right now, as much as you can. It's a very complex situation. We just need to see where it fits somewhere down the road. That's all I got for you."

Brown could be suspended for additional games following the conclusion of an ongoing NFL investigation into the allegation from Brown's former trainer that he sexually assaulted her on three separate occasions in 2017 and 2018.