NFL free agency charged ahead over the past two weeks under unprecedented circumstances. The COVID-19 pandemic forced decision-makers to work from home, with at least one of them, New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton, battling the coronavirus himself. Teams struggled to complete physical examinations, which led some deals to fall through, but most of the work still got done, including a few transactions that altered the landscape significantly.
Tom Brady is a Tampa Bay Buccaneer. Philip Rivers is an Indianapolis Colt. Stefon Diggs is a Buffalo Bill. DeAndre Hopkins is an Arizona Cardinal. So much has changed so quickly that there’s almost too much to discuss — almost.
It’s time to check in with coaches and execs around the league for thoughts on the major moves and all 32 teams’ approaches to free agency.
Arizona Cardinals
Analysts crushed the Houston Texans for trading receiver DeAndre Hopkins to Arizona for running back David…
