To fans of the Seattle Seahawks reading this, make sure you have whatever bowl or bucket you feel comfortable vomiting into at the ready. After trading away three-year starter Geno Smith to the Las Vegas Raiders fora third round pick,

The Seattle Seahawks are officially in a rebuilding season. They released veteran wideout Tyler Lockett and rumors of a DK Metcalf trade have been flowing for weeks. As if that wasn't enough, they shocked the NFL world when they traded quarterback Geno Smith to the Las Vegas Raiders.

Rodgers is technically not a free agent until his official release from the Jets on Wednesday. He might not be the best player still available, but he is a future Hall of Famer who plays the most important position in all of sports, so him taking the top spot was kind of a no-brainer.

The New York Giants are attempting to build a roster capable of competing with the powerhouse teams in the NFC East. After a 3-14 finish, the Giants clearly have a long way to go. However, the team believes the quickest route to reaching the playoffs is by adding a veteran quarterback in free agency.

Friday night's news that the Seattle Seahawks had traded QB Geno Smith to the Las Vegas Raiders sent shockwaves through the league, and now that ripple effect is starting to influence other teams' decisions.

NFL free agency. Trades and signings of impending free agents can't become official until Wednesday at the earliest, but Monday kicked off the first big waves of activity. And all 32 teams got in on the action in some way.

The Minnesota Vikings surrendered Sam Darnold to the Seattle Seahawks on Monday, the latter agreeing to sign the former New York Jet to a 3 year, $100 million deal. A contract, interestingly, that was almost identical to the one signed by his draft-mate,