The NFL combine in Indianapolis delivered major quarterback market updates and trade speculation. Teams are evaluating options as free agency approaches, with Minnesota, Miami, and Arizona all seeking new signal-callers. The combine's annual gathering of executives, coaches, and agents created the perfect environment for NFL insiders Jeremy Fowler and Dan Graziano to gather intel on potential moves.

Minnesota Vikings quarterback decisions dominated discussions, with J.J. McCarthy's development under scrutiny after injury-plagued seasons. The team is considering veterans like Geno Smith, Kyler Murray, and Tua Tagovailoa as potential competition or bridge options. Smith's $18.5 million guaranteed salary makes him an intriguing possibility if the Raiders release him. Meanwhile, Malik Willis' market is heating up with teams expecting offers in the $20-25 million range, though $30 million per year seems unlikely for the six-start quarterback.

Miami Dolphins face a $99.2 million dead money decision on Tagovailoa, with most expecting his release by the third day of the league year. The Dolphins could designate him as a post-June 1 release to spread the cap hit. Arizona Cardinals continue exploring quarterback options while preparing for the draft, and sleeper free agents across positions are generating interest as teams look to upgrade rosters before the legal tampering period begins March 9.