If the Giants are hitting the reset button and letting players like Landon Collins walk, why is Eli Manning on their team? Why aren't they blowing up Steve Keim's phone about Josh Rosen? Sean Wagner-McGough has an even juicier idea: Rosen to the Pats. It's not crazy, and we've got more trade ideas as we break down who got franchise tagged and more.

A lot of people think Kyler Murray is going No. 1 overall, and there are also plenty who believe the Cardinals are doing their due diligence as holders of that pick and CRANKING UP THE SMOKE SCREEN MACHINE TO 11. Do the Raiders bite? I've got Oakland trading up to No. 1, and you're gonna want to see what the Cards got in return.

Remember when ex-Colts GM Ryan Grigson complained it was too hard to build around Andrew Luck due to his big contract? Well, now the Colts have a better roster than they ever had under Grigson AND the most cap space. Jared Dubin says the Colts are one of seven teams who'll dictate free agency; which one will end up with Antonio Brown?

If you've been following football the past two years, you may have noticed that free agency hasn't gone too well for Colin Kaepernick. No one really showed any interest, which is a big reason why his collusion case started. If he's ever going to play again, it'll have to happen soon. John Breech ranked 10 spots where Kap could wind up, and No. 1 makes a ton of sense.

Remember a year ago, when safeties were the forgotten group in free agency? Nobody could get big money then, but Jason La Canfora says TIMES HAVE CHANGED. Tyrann Mathieu, Earl Thomas, Landon Collins ... they're all about to hit the jackpot. JLC's got notes on all the latest rumblings, including what the Jags are thinking about Nick Foles.

Kyler Murray didn't even participate in drills in Indy, yet he's rocketed up draft boards and the vibe is that he'll be the No. 1 pick. How is that possible, especially given reports that he was poor in interviews? Chris Trapasso took in everything at the combine, and here's how he ranks Murray and the QB class now.

We're through one month of the new AAF and one thing's obvious: the Apollos are the best team and it's really not close. Orlando is 4-0 (only one other team is above .500.) and has covered the spread in all but one game. Ben Kercheval took a look at why Steve Spurrier's team is so good, and says this is who could challenge them.