NFC West Teams Make Big Moves in Free Agency

0:00You're listening to NFL News today. Subscribe now for fast daily updates on your team. The NFC West is buzzing after the NFL free agency tampering period kicked off with huge moves. The Los Angeles Rams led the charge by trading for cornerback Trent McDuffy from the Kansas City cheese and locking him up with a massive extension. They followed that by signing another ex-chef's corner, Jalen Watson, turning a weak spot into a strength. Other teams jumped in fast too. The San Francisco 49ers added veteran wide receiver Mike Evans, while Seattle resigned wide receiver and returner Rashid Shaheed plus corner. Josh Job. Ex-Seahawks like running back Kenneth Walker, went to the chiefs, Kobe Bryant joined the Bears, and Ed rusher boy Mayfay signed with the Bengals. Kindred born left the 49ers with a cardinals, who named Jacobi Brissett their starter, and added Gardner Minchew. Fans and analysts see the Rams coming out strongest, with general manager less need, building draft flexibility and bolstering the defense to pair

1:02with. Their pass rush, Seattle though, looks like they're losing key talent without clear replacements, especially on the lines and in the backfield where injuries loom. The 49ers offense is stacked, but aging fast, with stars like left tackled Trent Williams at 37 and tied in George Kiddalette. 32. They're reportedly shopping Williams amid a contract spat, and their defense still needs to prove itself opposite Nick Bosa. Meanwhile, the cardinals seem to be punting on contention by starting Brissett, signaling a rebuild under new coach, Michael Flore. All eyes now turn to the draft, where these teams will fill remaining gaps in the stack division. Appreciation to our sponsor for backing this episode. Your favorite podcasts, music or sleep sounds coming from your pillow, no earbuds, no distractions, just listen and relax. S-O-L-L-I, soleypillow.com