Iloka signed a one-year deal with the Cowboys on Saturday, Todd Archer of ESPN.com reports.

The 28-year-old has plenty of experience as a five-year starter with the Bengals, but Iloka started just three games with the Vikings in 2018. Archer added Iloka can play both safety positions, and the Cowboys plan to have him replace Jeff Heath as the starting strong safety while keeping Xavier Woods as the free safety.

Thorpe re-signed with the Seahawks on Saturday, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.

That's now seven cornerbacks on the Seahawks' roster entering the 2019 season. Thorpe was a special teams dynamo last season, acting as the team's co-captain while recording seven tackles across 266 snaps.

Mitchell officially announced his retirement at a University of Georgia event on Friday, Doug Kyed of NESN.com reports.

Mitchell wasn't able to play in a NFL game since his heroics during Super Bowl LI, as knee injuries effectively ended his career. The 2016 fourth-round pick will be fondly remembered by Patriots fans after tallying six catches for 70 yards in the aforementioned come-from-behind Super Bowl win, capping off a rookie season in which he caught 32 passes for 401 yards and four touchdowns.

Melvin agreed to a one-year, $3.5 million contract with the Lions on Friday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Melvin spent last season with the Raiders, appearing in 14 games (seven starts) and accumulating 56 tackles and one interception. The 29-year-old cornerback will look to carve out a role for himself in Detroit's secondary for 2019.

Kalil was signed by the Texans on Friday, John McClain of the Houston Chronicle reports.

Kalil has mostly been considered a bust throughout his career at offensive tackle, as the 2012 first-round pick didn't live up to the hype when he signed a $55.5 million contract with the Panthers in 2017. The Texans also re-signed starting right tackle Seantrel Henderson, so Kalil may take over on the left side if he beats out Julie'n Davenport.

Glennon was signed by the Raiders on Friday.

The Raiders have targeted a 29-year-old veteran with starting experience in Glennon to serve as Derek Carr's backup, though Nathan Peterman also plans to fight for a roster spot throughout the offseason. Glennon completed 15 of 21 passes for 174 yards and a score in two games with the Cardinals last season, but his overall resume as a pro includes 22 career starts as well.

Thompson mustered just eight points (4-13 FG, 0-4 3Pt), two rebounds and one steal across 27 minutes in the Warriors' 126-91 loss to the Mavericks on Saturday.

Thompson couldn't help make up for the absence of Stephen Curry (rest), posting his third sub-40-percent shooting tally in the last four games and generating his lowest point total since Christmas Day. The 29-year-old is just 11-for-31 from the floor over the last two pair of contests, including 1-for-10 from three-point range. Thompson will look to bounce back against the Pistons on the second game of a back-to-back Sunday.

Cousins managed 19 points (8-11 FG, 1-1 3Pt, 2-4 FT), six rebounds and three assists across 23 minutes in the Warriors' 126-91 loss to the Mavericks on Saturday.

All five members of the first unit logged under 30 minutes, and Cousins' allotment was the lowest. However, he made excellent use of the modest time on the floor, shooting over 65.0 percent for the third time in the last four games in the process. Cousins continues to be a threat for a double-double any time he steps on the court, even with the high-20s minutes cap he's usually subject to.

Durant offered 25 points (9-25 FG, 0-8 3Pt, 7-7 FT), five rebounds and four assists across 29 minutes in the Warriors' 126-91 loss to the Mavericks on Saturday.

Durant finished with a strong line overall and posted a team-high scoring total, but his blanking from distance was already his third of March. The 30-year-old wing had a rough night finding the net altogether, snapping a five-game stretch with at least 50.0 percent shooting. The good news for Durant and fantasy owners is that he won't have to wait long for a chance at redemption -- the Warriors tangle with the Pistons on Sunday night.

Kleber pitched in 16 points (6-9 FG, 4-6 3Pt) and nine rebounds across 24 minutes in the Mavericks' 126-91 win over the Warriors on Saturday.

Kleber ceded the starting power forward job to Dirk Nowitzki for the night, and both players ultimately offered strong production in the blowout win. The 27-year-old's offensive contributions see their fair share of fluctuation, but Kleber has now posted double-digit point totals in three of the past five games while hauling in no fewer than six rebounds in any contest during the entirety of that span. Despite Nowitzki's ascension to the first unit Saturday, it's likely Kleber regains his starting position against the Kings on Tuesday.

Nowitzki poured in 21 points (8-14 FG, 5-8 3Pt) and added five rebounds, one assist and two blocks across 26 minutes in the Mavericks' 126-91 win over the Warriors on Saturday.

Nowitzki returned to the starting five and enjoyed a stellar night against the short-handed Warriors, especially from distance. The 20-year veteran's scoring total was his highest of the campaign, and it served as his third double-digit point tally of March. Despite the strong performance, Nowitzki's minutes were stuck in the teens in five of the prior six games, so expectations should be tempered.

Doncic totaled 23 points (6-14 FG, 4-11 3Pt, 7-11 FT), 11 rebounds, 10 assists and three steals across 27 minutes in the Mavericks' 126-91 win over the Warriors on Saturday.

It was Doncic's sixth triple-double of the campaign, but this one particularly stood out for the elite per-minute production that the rookie churned out. With Dallas enjoying a 40-point-plus lead at one point, Doncic's minutes were relatively modest. The 20-year-old's performance represented an excellent resurgence from a rare 4-for-19 shooting clunker against the Kings on Thursday. Donic now has posted double-digit rebounds and eclipsed 20 points on four occasions each over the last five games, even as he's mired in a dreadful three-point slump that's seen him shoot 25.0 percent or lower from behind the arc in eight of 11 March contests.

Giordano scored a goal and added two helpers in Saturday's 3-1 win over the Canucks.

It's his eighth three-point outing of the year, which is two more than he had in his entire career prior to this season. Giordano has 72 points (16 goals, 56 assists) in 73 contests this year, becoming only the third blueliner over 35 years old to eclipse 70 points -- joining Nicklas Lidstrom (twice) and Sergei Zubov. He's the first Flames' defenseman to reach that mark since Al MacInnis in 1993-94. To top it all off, Giordano's point streak is at seven games, with two goals and eight helpers in that span.

Mrazek made 24 saves in a 5-1 win over the Wild on Saturday.

He was solid, but he had an easy night. The Wild fell apart in the third and it seemed like they couldn't hit the broad side of a barn with their passes. Or their defensive play, for that matter. Still, Mrazek has been a solid fantasy play of late -- he's 8-1 in his last nine starts. He has been better than Curtis McElhinney recently, so we expect he'll get the majority of starts going forward. Unless he cools, of course.

Smith stopped 27 of 28 shots in Saturday's 3-1 win over the Canucks.

Smith was busier than in Friday's victory over the Senators, but he rose to the occasion to help the Flames to their fifth 100-point season in franchise history. He improved to 21-14-2 with a 2.78 GAA and an .899 save percentage. The Flames return home for a contest versus the Kings on Monday, which would make Smith or David Rittich a favorable play across many fantasy formats against the NHL's 30th ranked offense (2.36 goals per game).

Teravainen scored a goal and added two assists in a 5-1 win over the Wild on Saturday.

Teravainen is a strong playmaking winger and he has nine points (one goal, eight assists) in his last seven games. But the goal was his first in 11 games. Still, there's plenty of value in a 70-point NHL winger who might finish close to 80 points. Teravainen looks good in Carolina. And on your roster.

Dubnyk made 29 saves in a 5-1 loss to Carolina on Saturday.

Dubnyk is 3-5 in his last eight starts after going 6-1 in his previous seven. But when you look beyond his record, you find that he has tightened his game a bit. Only two of his recent losses had a smell. And even the stench of Saturday wasn't his fault. Dubnyk was pretty much abandoned by his teammates in the third and the Canes pumped in three goals in a 7:45 span. He can't do it all. But at least Dubnyk is starting to deliver more for his owners.

Andersen made 26 saves in a 2-1 overtime loss to the Rangers on Saturday.

He's back. Andersen was sharp, but Alexandar Georgiev was white hot at the other end. The Leafs fired 45 shot at the young man and made a whopping 104 attempts at the net, but the Russian stymied them. Andersen's squeamish play from last week seems to be out of his system. Use with confidence.