This year's free agency frenzy is going to look a little different than previous seasons. With more cap room than ever, teams spent huge money to bring back their best players. That was all legal. The real difference this season were all the early reports of "agreements" around the NFL. We thought free agency started Tuesday, but teams and players had other ideas. Top players like , , , and had chosen their landing spots before free agency started. It led to a confusing situation for writers, teams, and agents. Agreements weren't technically allowed, but they were happening. We reported a lot of posts like: " " the . With free agency finally here, here's a look at all of those agreed-upon deals of players changing Carlos Rodriguez Jersey teams in case you mi sed any. is like a quarterback by the . , the top guard in free agency, will try to help the in Arizona. to by Philadelphia's top cornerback. is going to Kansas City to replace as Andy Reid's No. 1 wide receiver. is to the , just like . Defensive lineman , cornerback , and tackle all are headed to Jacksonville in deals that pay the players huge raises to take on bigger roles. will become the in football after switching AFC West teams from Kansas City to Oakland. is joining old coordinator Mike McCoy in San Diego. The also did a nice job re-signing . is headed to Indianapolis on Tuesday. It's looking like he'll . is also visiting the , who have already agreed to a deal with pa s rusher . , filling a big hole for them at defensive tackle. is to help the out on pa sing downs. agreed to jump from Seattle to the . Biggest Re-signings returned to the on a five-year, $47.5 million deal. went back to the on a four-year, $40 million contract. re-signed on a five-year deal including $20 million guaranteed. returned to the on a four-year contract including $14 million guaranteed. is back with Houston as their No. 2 cornerback on a four-year, $34 million contract. also stayed off the market, re-signing with San Diego. signed a four-year, $16 million deal to return to the . returned to the , getting $15 million guaranteed. is staying with Denver to help replace . returned to the to play right tackle on a three-year, $16 million contract. 11-12. and both returned to their respective teams. Look for Sanchez to battle for a starting job in Philadelphia, while Mallett competes for the job in Houston. The latest Podcast and plays another game of "Go Get My Lunch." Find more content on . Tyler Jay Jersey