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×Trade Market Moves
Bears granted Edmunds permission to seek a trade as the linebacker explores his options. The Broncos hired Colorado's Livingston to serve as their defensive passing-game coordinator. Meanwhile, Bengals' Tobin called a Hendrickson trade "complicated" due to the defensive end's value to Cincinnati.
Combine Developments
Defensive end Bain said teams focused on his play rather than arm length during interviews. Top prospect Reese declared himself an "outside linebacker/edge" rusher at the combine. 2026 draft prospects received advice from NFL rookies about their combine experience.
Contract Situations
Bucs believe Evans earned the right to explore free agency despite wanting him to return. The Cowboys extended their highest kicker offer to Brandon Aubrey, though his agent seeks closer to $10 million annually. 49ers GM Lynch remained optimistic about reaching a deal with left tackle Trent Williams despite earlier reports of struggles.
Coaching Decisions
Broncos coach Payton confirmed offensive coordinator Davis Webb will call plays this season. Lions' Decker indicated he's returning for an 11th NFL season via social media. The Vikings' O'Connell and Brzezinski addressed the team's open GM position at the combine.
Quarterback Outlook
Colts remain positive about reaching deals with QB Daniel Jones and WR Alec Pierce before free agency. Cardinals GM Ossenfort claimed he's spoken with Kyler Murray, though sources say they haven't talked since season's end. Analysts are predicting QB1 starters for all 32 teams in the 2026 season, with questions about Kirk Cousins returning to Minnesota and Kyler Murray's future.
Offensive Personnel
Bills GM Beane said Coleman will have "every chance" to compete after challenging the embattled wide receiver to match his training camp attitude. Analysts are ranking top trade candidates, breaking down how players like Brian Thomas Jr. and Maxx Crosby stack up on the market.