The NFL landscape has rapidly transformed as teams gear up for free agency. The Philadelphia Eagles have solidified their roster by locking in key players, extending Saquon Barkley with a two-year, $41 million deal and locking linebacker Zack Bond for three years at $51 million. These moves showcase the Eagles' commitment to maintaining a strong foundation following their Super Bowl run.

In contrast, the New York Jets have made headlines by releasing Davante Adams, dealing with the fallout from a disappointing season. Meanwhile, the Chicago Bears have taken significant steps to address their offensive line by trading for Jonah Jackson and Joe Thuney. With the NFL draft approaching, speculation mounts about teams looking to trade up for top quarterback prospects.