NFL Offseason Updates: 49ers Sign Okoronkwo, Falcons Extend Bergeron

The NFL offseason continues with significant player movements, including the San Francisco 49ers signing linebacker Ogbonnia Okoronkwo. Okoronkwo, who played just one game last season due to injury, has a career total of 17 sacks and reunites with defensive coordinator Raheem Morris.

Meanwhile, the Atlanta Falcons have secured guard Matthew Bergeron with a four-year, $96 million deal, which includes $60 million guaranteed. Bergeron, who was drafted in 2023, allowed only one sack last season.

The Cleveland Browns have also made headlines by extending safety Grant Delpit for three years at $48 million, with $35 million guaranteed. Delpit had a productive 2025 season, contributing significantly to the team's defense.

In other news, the Pittsburgh Steelers are facing a setback as cornerback Jalen Ramsey is expected to start training camp on the physically unable to perform list due to a knee injury. However, the team remains hopeful for his return by Week 1.

Additionally, the Minnesota Vikings are set to sign safety Jamal Adams, who confirmed the move on social media. Adams has had a varied career and is expected to enhance the Vikings' defensive capabilities.

As the offseason progresses, teams are actively reshaping their rosters ahead of the upcoming season.