NFL offseason has already brought a tizzy of blockbuster moves. Monday marked the start of the free agent negotiating period, when all 32 teams could begin discussing prospective contracts with impending free agents.

The Seahawks are pivoting from Geno Smith to Sam Darnold, who agreed to a three-year deal. But does the move bring upside to Seattle -- or risk?

In the NFL, every season is football season, so as winter starts to give way to spring and the new league year opens, the flurry of moves from around the league is in full swing with big name quarterbacks changing places and a Super Bowl-winning defense looking very different heading into the 2025 season among the top headlines.

Jones and the 49ers were heavily tied together in the lead up to the 2021 NFL draft. After the 49ers used a trio of first-round picks to move up to No. 3 overall, Jones was the player head coach Kyle Shanahan was infatuated by according to multiple reports at the time.

You might be wondering how the NFL’s compensatory pick system works. No? What if I told you the Patriots used one to draft Mike Vrabel? No? How about Tom f—ing Brady?! Today, I’m sharing a guide to that comp system,

Russell Wilson is expected to meet with the Cleveland Browns and New York Giants, two teams needing a QB, as his NFL free agency journey continues ahead of Year 14.

The Browns are desperate for a quarterback and Russell Wilson is desperate for a job. The two will meet for an NFL free agency visit.