NFL Teams Sign Multiple Rookies Across Draft Classes

The Philadelphia Eagles have bolstered their roster by signing wide receiver Ife Adeyi, who possesses exceptional speed but has battled injuries throughout his college career, and undrafted offensive lineman Marcus Tate from Clemson, who showed versatility and durability in college despite some injury concerns. Adeyi offers potential depth behind top receivers DeVonta Smith and AJ Brown, while Tate, a four-year starter with good pass protection skills, aims to develop further, possibly on the practice squad. Meanwhile, the Cleveland Browns have signed quarterback Dillon Gabriel to a four-year rookie contract; Gabriel brings extensive college experience and record-setting achievements, entering a competitive quarterback battle in Cleveland. The New York Giants secured defensive tackle Darius Alexander with a four-year deal, filling a critical gap next to star Dexter Lawrence and enhancing their defensive line's effectiveness. All three teams are integrating promising young talent through rookie contracts or undrafted free agent signings as they prepare for the 2025 NFL season.