With Week 1 fast approaching, teams are trying to get the last reinforcements before the regular season starts.
Here are some of the latest signings in the NFL.
Miller has signed a one-year deal worth $5.5 million, with a maximum value of $7.5 million, with the Dallas Cowboys, per Ian Rapport.
The two-time Super Bowl champion was born and raised in Texas and played college football at Texas A&M.
Miller will be coming in to play his season No.15 in the NFL, after spending a year with the Washington Commanders.
While no longer in his prime, Miller will bring expertise to a team in dire need of it. With a defense ranked No. 30 last season, the Cowboys will benefit massively from this signing.
Nope, not Breece, Bryce.
Hall has signed to the Texans' 90-man roster, with no details of contract duration or remuneration.
The veteran CB spent last season on the Buccaneers' practice squad and played one regular-season game for them in 2024
In February, Hall signed with the UFL's side, Louisville Kings, where he would eventually be crowned champion in June.
The Texans saw something in Hall that will help them solidify their defense this upcoming season. Hall's UFL experience will bring a different outlook to Houston.
Haener will be joining the Giants' active roster after working out for the team last month.
The ex-Saints QB will occupy CB Sam Webb's spot after his retirement.
The Giants will add their fourth QB to their roster, alongside Jaxon Dart, Jameis Winston and Brandon Allen.
Haener spent a short amount of time with the Chiefs last offseason.
Haener will help bring ease into the QB room. After taking a big hit on Saturday, Jaxon Dart was once again sent for a concussion test. Haener as a fourth QB is a safety precaution in case any injuries were to arise within the Giants.
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