When it comes to the NFL offseason, most believe it to be the longest in all of professional sports. Looking at a calendar, you’d be right; however, when you are talking about events on the calendar, you’re wrong.
With the Super Bowl officially in the books, the NFL takes a one month hiatus, if you’d call it that, before the start of the new league year. The new league year represents the start of free agency and the legal tampering period. With that comes a fresh crop of players on the move, and being acquired by any of the 32 teams with enough salary cap space to entice them to join their teams.