I don't care what else the Bucs do, they get an A-plus from me, but Jonathan Jones isn't ready to go that far (and he has an interesting theory about why Tom Brady chose Tampa) as we grade every NFC team's free-agent moves. Jonathan wonders why the Panthers are building a 6-10 team when they could just go 2-14 and take Trevor Lawrence, and check out Sean Wagner-McGough's NFC North breakdown.

The big-ticket items are long gone, but there is still free-agent shopping to be done. Pete Prisco says every team could still fill some needs and broke down exactly what they are. Pete says Davante Adams can't catch every deep pass for the Packers so they'd be wise to add WR speed, while the Steelers need to re-invest in a former strength.

Tua Tagovailoa boosted his stock just by posting a 10-second video of himself throwing ONE PASS. So what happens if he posts more? Chris Trapasso says it has become less likely Tua even makes it to No. 5, so Chris has the Dolphins trading up with the Redskins to grab him at No. 2 (and frankly, it turned out pretty well for Washington).

There's a recent MVP just sitting out there on the open market, and Jason La Canfora says the Cam Newton waiting game has gone on long enough. JLC points out a handful of teams who should pounce now in a buyer's market for quarterbacks; here's who, and why the reward far outweighs the risk.

Do you know when $100M is really $40M? Joel Corry does, and that's just one of our own former agent's takeaways from all the NFL moves thus far. Teams had more than $1 billion of collective salary cap space, and Joel breaks down the most interesting use of it, as well as Melvin Gordon's miscalculation and one AFC team's big philosophy change.