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Here are the best movements of the NFL off -season in 2025 – covering high -level professions, free agent’s crucial signatures, coaching hires and draft choices – as discussed on “Football 301“Yahoo Sports’ Podcast Nate Tice, Matt Harmon and Charles McDonald:
Cowboys exchange for Wr George Pickens
Why is it important: Dallas needed a vertical x receiver to associate Ceedee lamb. Pickens is very talented, but brings risks due to maturity and commitment problems. Cowboys see this as a valid bet at a reasonable cost.
Wr Davante Adams Signs with Rams
Why is it important: This gives RAMs a real X receiver for the first time since Odell Beckham Jr.providing Matthew Stafford with another elite target and forming one of the best reception duos of the NFL alongside Puka Nacua. Adams always shows elite skills against human coverage and is expected to raise the RAMS passes game.
Og Joe Thuney in the Bears (and the general overhaul of the line)
Why is it important: Thuney adds not only talent, but leadership and versatility (it can also play in the center if necessary). Chicago also signed Drew Dalman and written Ozzy Trapilo, reporting a real commitment to protect Caleb Williams And pass patchwork solutions to real improvements. The bears seem to strengthen a line O which has been a weak point since the retirement of Olin Kreutz.
Liam Coen in the Jaguars as a chief traction
Why is it important: Coen should bring a more diverse and aggressive racing game, better projects for their new weapons like Brian Thomas Jr. and Travis Hunter, and the global creative game design to stimulate Trevor Lawrence development.
Liam Coen de Jacksonville is one of the seven head coaches in their first year with a new team. (Photo of Logan Bowles / Getty Images)
(Logan Bowles via Getty Images)
Ravens Draft Safety Malaki Starks
Why is it important: Starks – twinned with Kyle Hamilton – Gives Baltimore maybe the most versatile safety duo in the league. Secondary becomes harder and more flexible, helping Ravens to support or improve their high -level defense.
Klint Kubiak and the overhaul of the Seahawks offensive
Why is it important: Kubiak was hired as an attacking coordinator to reshape Seahawks staff to adapt to his vision.
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Seattle has strengthened the end room and the tight offensive line and brought a variety of reception and race options, including writing Christian Haynes (OL) and add Marquez Valdes-Scantling and Jalen Milroe. The objective is to make the offensive more dynamic and adapted to the patterns, in particular by focusing on two tight looks to participate in the Rugged NFC West.
Offensive revision of commanders
Why is it important: They exchanged for LAREMY TUSSIL And written Josh Conly Jr. as a book greenhouse. Prioritize the protection of the Recruit QB Jayden DanielsWashington’s aggressive movements to consolidate the offensive line should help him stay straight and effective, signaling a long -term plan to build around him.
Vikings redo their interior offensive line
Why is it important: The Vikings fought against the domestic pressure and the consistency of the racing game last year. It prompted them to sign Ryan Kelly And WillAnd write Donovan Jackson for the interior O line. The redesign supports QB JJ McCarthy and a diversified physical racing game.
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Chip Kelly and Pete Carroll in Raiders
Why this counts: for the first time in years, raiders have been treated as a serious and professional operation. With a creative offense (with Kelly as coordinator), strong leadership (with Carroll as head coach) and a commitment to manage the ball, the franchise is considered really interesting and relevant again.
Broncos strengthen their defensive spine
Why is it important: Denver has targeted the world of defense by re-signing DJ Joneswriting of Jahdae Barron, and adding Dre Greenlaw And Talanoa Hufanga.
After being abused by the best infractions of the playoffs, the Broncos have doubled to become more difficult at all levels – defensive, second and secondary line. This is widely considered a decision that could make it the best defense of the NFL.
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