The Arizona Cardinals made significant moves in free agency by signing offensive lineman Jake Curhan and wide receiver Simi Fehoko, both of whom bring potential depth and versatility to the roster. The podcast discussion highlights the implications of these signings, especially regarding how they might impact the team's draft strategy for 2025.

Mock drafts from analysts Mel Kiper and Daniel Jeremiah were also analyzed, with differing opinions on the Cardinals’ picks. The hosts debated the players projected to be selected and how each signing might shift positional priorities leading up to the draft.

The Arizona Cardinals are strengthening their offensive line depth by signing former Chicago Bears and Seattle Seahawks lineman Jake Curhan to a one-year deal valued at the league minimum of $1.17 million. Curhan, who stands at 6-foot-6 and weighs 316 pounds, has versatile experience, having played 17 games with 11 starts between both teams in his brief career since going undrafted in 2021. His addition aims to bolster the backup roles within the offensive line as he brings the ability to play both guard and tackle positions.

Aidan Hutchinson, the Detroit Lions' edge defender, made a strong impression in a brief five-game stint, achieving a remarkable 94.9 PFF grading, which places him as the highest-rated edge rusher in the league despite suffering a leg injury. Meanwhile, Myles Garrett from the Cleveland Browns and T.J. Watt of the Pittsburgh Steelers showcased impressive performances as well, ranking second and third in PFF grades, respectively. As we prepare for the 2025 NFL Draft, the excitement builds with top prospects emerging, fueling discussions around team strategies and player selections.

The Seattle Seahawks secured a narrow 6-3 victory over the Chicago Bears, a game that highlighted their defensive prowess while their offense struggled significantly. Despite the win, the Seahawks displayed undisciplined play, accumulating procedural penalties and a personal foul by wide receiver DK Metcalf. Their offensive output was dismal, managing only 265 yards and failing to score a touchdown, marking one of their worst performances in over a year. The game was ultimately decided by a pivotal interception from Riq Woolen, sealing the win against a Bears team that has been on a downward spiral.

The Seahawks' path to the playoffs hinges on their performance against the Los Angeles Rams in the upcoming week. Quarterback Geno Smith had a lackluster outing, completing 17 of 23 passes for 160 yards, but he managed to avoid interceptions, which have plagued him this season. He will be looking to improve as he heads to So-Fi Stadium, where playoff implications are at stake.

On the other side, the Bears' offense was marred by issues, with rookie quarterback Caleb Williams struggling under pressure, resulting in seven sacks. The Bears have now lost ten consecutive games against the Seahawks, and their season has been disappointing, with a lack of offensive production evident throughout the year. General manager Ryan Poles acknowledged the team's slow starts as a key issue, attributing it to problems that began in training camp. As the season wraps up, both teams face crucial matchups ahead, with the Seahawks still holding onto slim playoff hopes.