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The Buccaneers continuing to keep the Super Bowl winning band together.

Dominican Sue has agreed to a one-year contract worth the max of $10 million.

The cap room needed to sign Sue was created when Tampa reached an agreement with offensive tackle Donovan Smith on a two-year extension.

Butts GM, Jason Light, continued to work his magic.

Former Chiefs running back, Damien Williams, who opted out of the 2020 season due to COVID-19 concerns, agreeing to terms on a one-year deal with the Bears. Williams reunites with his former offensive coordinator, Matt Nagy, in Chicago. Another running back, who tested the free agent market, Patriots running back James White, has re-signed with New England. Whiteiss deal is for one year and worth $2.5 million.

Weiss new teammate Nelson Aguilar and joined the best year of his career in 2020 with the Raiders

and flipped that success into a two-year deal with the Patriots.

Aguilar is already working out with Cam Newton and happy to be part of the team.

Cam Newton is a great quarterback. I think he's a Super Bowl, I mean, a league MVP for a reason, and I know he can do whatever he needs to be done. And for me, it's just about getting out there and practicing with him. And I'm just excited. I'm excited to work with him. I'm excited to grow. know he's going to push me. And I also feel like, you know, Coach McDaniels is going to put us in position. He's an amazing man and continue to grow with him. Elsewhere in the wide receiver market, T.Y. Hilton is only known one home in the NFL and he's going to be there at least one more year. Hilton is returning to Indy on a one-year $10 million deal

that is sure to make Carson Wentz happy. Hilton and the Colts 2020 season ended at the hands of

Josh Allen and the Bills, Bill's general manager Brandon Bean, joining Steve Weish and Jim Trotter

on the Huddle and Floodcast and was asked about a long-term extension for his franchise quarterback.

We're really proud of Josh, and we'll get through the draft, and then, you know, probably

sometime in the late spring to summer, we'll get those conversations going. Who knows where

they'll go? And it's got to be fair for them, fair for us. And it's a deal that will be important for Josh, obviously,

but for us, because you've got to plan everything around that quarterback deal going forward

because it's going to be such a big number.

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