Would Russell Wilson get $40M per year on the open market? YES ... but could he really be available? Jason La Canfora says if the Seahawks aren't falling over themselves trying to re-sign Wilson at the combine, they might as well try to trade him (tagging him puts a very finite window on title hopes), and JLC's got more Wilson insight as we talk all the latest NFL news.

The Jets traded up to get Sam Darnold a year ago, and now it's time to replenish their early draft capital. Chris Trapasso says this time they'll trade OUT of the No. 3 spot and still land a stud TE, with the Skins moving up as the Kyler Murray hype train goes full-speed ahead. The Giants also make waves; is it goodbye Eli?

Le'Veon Bell set $14.5M on fire in 2018, and the Steelers just announced they won't be using a tag on him, so now what happens? Bell's target of $50M over two years is QUITE AMBITIOUS, but Joel Corry took a deep look into the RB's free-agency financials (as well as potential landing spots) and says Bell won't have to generate a ton of interest for a big payday.

There's a lot going on with the Ravens. Joe Flacco was traded, C.J. Mosley's in extension talks, Terrell Suggs could depart and Tavon Young just got an extension. In the middle of it all is Eric DeCosta, and here's why Jason La Canfora says the Ravens are in very good hands if the GM's early moves after taking over for Ozzie Newsome are an indication.

As the Bears found out the hard way in the playoffs, nothing can wreck your season faster than a struggling kicker. John Breech says the irony is that one of the best available kickers in free agency is one the Bears cut before the start of the 2016 season. Breech ranks all the free-agent kickers, including one who hit six FGs from 50-plus yards.

Garrett Gilbert has been a journeyman basically ever since he left high school as a blue-chip prospect in 2009, but through two games the Apollos QB is LIGHTING IT UP. Ben Kercheval has Gilbert as one of the five AAF players you need to know, which includes one who's been an absolute terror for Salt Lake's defense.