The NFL free agency pool has dried up like a Hill Country lake after decades of drought.
The key free agent signings have all largely been made, pivotal trades were agreed upon, and all 32 teams had their fair shot at the draft in April. The league is now settling into the slower part of their offseason that features far less drama than they enjoyed with the release of the 2022 schedule.
However, like every offseason, there are a category headlines that never seem to fail in the drama category: contract negotiations.
