The Philadelphia Eagles made significant moves in the offseason, signing ten free agents and making impactful trades, which will shape their draft strategy for 2025. With key departures, including three starters and two key contributors, the Eagles focused on fortifying their roster, especially in the pass rush and cornerback positions.

Among the recent additions, Azeez Ojulari and Joshua Uche are set to bolster the pass rush alongside standout Josh Sweat. Meanwhile, new cornerback Adoree' Jackson provides veteran experience to support young talents. Additionally, A.J. Dillon joins the backfield, aiming to lessen Saquon Barkley's workload. The Eagles also secured two tight ends, Harrison Bryant and Kylen Granson, hinting at possible shifts in their offensive strategy. Overall, these signings paint a picture of an aggressive approach to reclaiming Super Bowl glory.

Jameis Winston has officially joined the New York Giants on a two-year, $8 million contract, marking the fourth team in his NFL career. Known for his dynamic yet at times reckless style of play, Winston will undoubtedly bring excitement to the Giants' quarterback room alongside Tommy DeVito. His decision was influenced by former Giants star Saquon Barkley, and Winston expressed his enthusiasm for the move on social media.

The Giants' quarterback situation is now filled with intriguing personalities. Should they also bring in Aaron Rodgers, it could create a compelling storyline reminiscent of an NFL sitcom. With Winston at the helm, fans can expect a season filled with thrilling plays and potential drama.

The Los Angeles Chargers have signed wide receiver Dez Fitzpatrick to their practice squad ahead of their Week 15 matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. This move comes after the team waived offensive tackle Alex Leatherwood.

Fitzpatrick, a fourth-round draft pick in 2021, has had a tumultuous career, playing for multiple teams and recording five catches with one touchdown. His return follows an injury to Jalen Reagor during a recent game against the Kansas City Chiefs.