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The 2025 NFL free agency has seen significant quarterback movements, including Sam Darnold to Seattle and Geno Smith to Las Vegas. Experts analyze these trades, extensions, and their implications for the upcoming draft.

Cooper Kupp has signed a three-year, $45 million contract with the Seattle Seahawks, returning to his home state. This move follows significant changes in Seattle's roster, including the release of Tyler Lockett and the trade of DK Metcalf.

The Cincinnati Bengals are making strides in contract negotiations for wide receivers Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins. Chase's potential deal could make him the highest-paid non-quarterback, while Higgins is under the franchise tag for the second year.

Buffalo Bills players Larry Ogunjobi and Michael Hoecht face six-game suspensions for violating the NFL's performance-enhancing drug policy. Both players accepted responsibility for their mistakes, with Ogunjobi emphasizing the importance of accountability.

The Los Angeles Chargers have signed guard Mekhi Becton to a two-year deal, addressing their weak interior offensive line. Becton, previously with the Eagles, excelled as a run blocker and aims to enhance the Chargers' rushing attack.

The Dallas Cowboys have signed pass rusher Dante Fowler Jr. to a one-year deal worth up to $8 million. Fowler, who previously played for the Cowboys, had a strong season with 10.5 sacks in 2024 with the Commanders.

Kareem Hunt is rejoining the Kansas City Chiefs on a one-year deal worth up to $2.5 million. He previously led the team in rushing and returns to support Isiah Pacheco after his injury.

Najee Harris credits Jim Harbaugh for influencing his decision to sign with the Chargers after years of recruitment dating back to 2017. Harris, a consistent 1,000-yard rusher, sees potential in the Chargers' rising team.

Myles Garrett expressed his initial frustration with the Browns, leading to a trade request. However, after discussions with management, he signed a record extension, emphasizing his commitment to winning and optimism for the team's future.

The Chicago Bears are enhancing their offensive line to support quarterback Caleb Williams in his second season. Key acquisitions like Joe Thuney and Drew Dalman aim to improve protection, allowing Williams to focus on his development and reduce sacks.

The New York Giants signed offensive tackle James Hudson III, prompting fans to comment on his resemblance to T-Pain. The singer humorously responded, promising to help turn the franchise around after a disappointing season.

Jourdan Lewis, now with the Jaguars, expressed frustration during his eight seasons with the Cowboys, highlighting his high slot coverage grade and suggesting he wasn't utilized effectively. DeMarcus Lawrence also criticized the Cowboys' Super Bowl prospects after leaving for Seattle.

Cooper Kupp, the Super Bowl MVP, has signed a three-year, $45 million deal with the Seattle Seahawks after being released by the Rams. He aims to fill the gap left by DK Metcalf's trade.

DK Metcalf downplays concerns over the Steelers' quarterback situation, expressing confidence in the team's decision-making. He aims to support whoever is chosen to throw the football, while also adjusting to his new role in Pittsburgh.

Haley Cavinder addressed her sister Hanna's rumored breakup with quarterback Carson Beck on TikTok, emphasizing the importance of trusting one's instincts in relationships. She hinted at Hanna's emotional distress and confirmed the split amid speculation.

Bill Belichick, now head coach at UNC, requested that his girlfriend Jordon Hudson be included in emails about social media content, highlighting their close relationship and her involvement in his new role.

DeMarcus Lawrence's departure from the Cowboys for the Seahawks sparked a social media feud with Micah Parsons. Lawrence criticized the Cowboys' chances of winning a Super Bowl, prompting Parsons to label him as 'clown s--t' in response.