The NFL offseason officially started once the final whistle blew on Super Bowl 57. But it doesn’t really begin until March 13.
That’s when all 32 teams, after a month of cuts, contract restructuring and franchise tags, take a look at their rosters and their balance sheets and start dialing up free agents. The 13th marks the day where social media and talk radio are swarmed with reports of big money agreements between Pro Bowl staples and needy clubs. Hundreds of millions of dollars in contract value will be handed out in the first 24 hours alone as general managers chart their course to Super Bowl 58.
