The 2020 NFL offseason marches on despite the coronavirus pandemic.
Front offices are preparing for next week's draft from April 23 to 25, which will be virtual, but league officials have kept the offseason schedule on track as they hope to start the regular season in September.
The NFL suspended organized team activities indefinitely, but teams have still spent the better part of the last month plugging holes and making upgrades to their rosters.
The Houston Texans shocked everyone by trading star wideout DeAndre Hopkins to the Arizona Cardinals in a package that brought back David Johnson, while the Los Angeles Rams cut Todd Gurley.