The NFL is back.
It’s been an unprecedented offseason, ensuring the world’s leading professional American football league remained relevant during its annual break. The NFL does well to make it feel like a year-round sport, with events like the draft, free agency and training camps placed under the unending gaze of a rampant media desperate for any nuggets of drama.
This offseason saw Tom Brady - the greatest player in the sport’s history - retire amid much fanfare only to un-retire a month later, as well as a number of blockbuster trades and signings as Tyreek Hill swapped Kansas City for Miami while Davante Adams will link up with former college quarterback Derek Carr in Las Vegas. Super Bowl champion quarterback Russell Wilson was perhaps involved in the biggest move, as he finally left Seattle to join the Denver Broncos in a fascinating twist.
