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The Falcons will be receiving Kirk Cousins. The Eagles will be getting Saquon Barkley. The Giants will get Brian Burns.

The NFL’s first day of legal tampering was a free-for-all, with teams making huge move after major move, exemplified by Cousins’ departure from Minnesota to Atlanta.

A person with knowledge of the terms who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity said that the four-time Pro Bowl quarterback and the Falcons agreed on a $180 million, four-year contract with $100 million guaranteed and a $50 million signing bonus. The deal cannot be signed until the new league year begins on Wednesday.

According to a source familiar with the arrangement, Barkley left New York for NFC East foe Philadelphia, agreeing to a three-year, $37.75 million contract with a $26 million guarantee.

Shortly after Barkley was traded, the Giants made a big defensive play. According to a person with knowledge of the negotiations, Burns is receiving a five-year contract for up to $150 million with $87.5 million in guarantees. In exchange, they are sending a 2024 second-round pick and a 2025 fifth-round pick to Carolina.

Two-time Pro Bowl running back Barkley joins Philadelphia’s all-star offensive group to take D’Andre Swift’s place as he heads to the Chicago Bears.

Running backs, who have recently been devalued by NFL teams, had a busy day.

2022 All-Pro Josh Jacobs is moving from Las Vegas to Green Bay. Tony Pollard is leaving Dallas for Tennessee, Devin Singletary is heading from Houston to the Giants, Gus Edwards is leaving Baltimore for the Chargers, Antonio Gibson is leaving the Commanders for New England, and Zack Moss is leaving Indianapolis for Cincinnati. Austin Ekeler is leaving the Los Angeles Chargers for Washington.

Similar to the Giants, the Raiders, who lost their starting running back, had a significant impact on defense. According to agent David Mulugheta, defensive tackle Christian Wilkins and Las Vegas have reached an agreement on a four-year, $110 contract with $84.75 million guaranteed.

In addition, quarterback Gardner Minshew, who started 7-6 in Indianapolis last season as Anthony Richardson’s replacement, is joining the Raiders.

Marcus Davenport, an edge rusher, is headed to Detroit.