The new league year has started and free agency is off to a hot start. With big free agents on the move such as Russell Wilson, Kirk Cousins and Derrick Henry, this NFL free agency has been nothing short but entertaining. In this mock I will not be doing trades and my selection process will be based on what I believe the teams should do and why.

He’s beat two of the top three MVP candidates this season and by decisive scores. He’s shown that he can take losses and bounce back. But above all, he has shown that he deserves to be in the conversation with other elite quarterbacks across the league as well as in the MVP conversation.

This piece has changed more times in a week than games the Jets won last season. The disappointment in the QB room might have cost the Jets their first playoff entry since 2010. Having acquired QB Aaron Rodgers via trade from the Green Bay Packers, the team has positioned itself in the conversation to win the division.

This division has been top-class football and highly competitive since 2011, and it’s a beautiful thing to experience if you’re a frequent fan supporting any of its clubs. Let’s dive into what we have coming ahead in the 2023 NFL season. Free agency has begun, and the offseason is a season deserving of its light. Let’s break it down (shout out to Lucio and Homelander).

The former Iowa State 4-year starter at Quarterback, 2021 AP First Team All-Big 12, and the Big 12 Conference 2022 Sportsman of the Year comes in to take the reins and finish the season, and he’s more than capable of not crashing the 49ers once-in-a-decade sports car.

The NFL’s quarterback musical chairs game is nearing an end in an eventful offseason, seeing a record number of quarterback transactions. Yet Jimmy Garapppolo remains a 49er.

The Houston Texans are at it again. They just cannot seem to find a way to operate in a functional way. In just two short years they went from a playoff team closing in on becoming a Super Bowl contender to a bottom feeder in the midst of a massive roster rebuild.