Many NFL teams improved after the first wave of free agency and they did it in a variety of ways. For example, the Chicago Bears traded players and spent money on top free agents. They even traded away one of their best players to make room for an intriguing quarterback from

NFL free agency is littered with bad contracts. The kind of contracts that any reasonable person knows is a bad idea immediately. Yet the signings happen every year because general managers need to keep their jobs, and an abundance of cap space is too juicy to ignore. But every once in a

In case you’re not on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, the NFL’s new calendar year officially started late Wednesday afternoon. If you’re active on X, then you definitely know that because every NFL reporter was wishing you a Happy New Year on your timeline. That was the

We’re only (technically) beginning the free-agency frenzy that engulfs the NFL every March. And yet, with the legal tampering period now over, so are most of the bidding wars for players. Yes, the contracts still must be signed and processed, and the physicals must be passed. But, on the whole, the