What’s happening in the NFL offseason?

C.J. Mosley was the Baltimore Ravens franchise’s star name, and they’d been banking on negotiating a new deal with him to keep him as a linebacker.

However, Mosley saw his future elsewhere and decided that it looked brightest in the Big Apple, where he’ll now don the famous green and white of the Jets.

Another star name on the move is Antonio Brown, though this one is a little less of a surprise than the others.

On gameweek 17, after Brown skipped a team walkthrough meeting, he was left off the roster for their final game of the season. As time passed, Brown decided his future wasn’t in Pittsburgh and his stint with the Steelers was coming to a close.

With a few teams in for the league’s best wide receiver, it was the Oakland Raiders that were willing to do the most to secure the star name on their roster.

His sensational ability, which even at the age of 30 still hasn’t peaked, will give the Raiders an outlet like they’ve never had before.

Elsewhere, 2018 Super Bowl-winning quarterback Nick Foles left the Philadelphia Eagles for a starting spot elsewhere. He’s now on the Jacksonville Jaguars books.

Who needs to strengthen the most?

Whenever you lose the shining star of a franchise, you’re always going to end up considerably weaker. After trading Beckham Jr. the Giants did move to replace him with another star in Golden Tate, and while he does offer quality, it’s still a drop-off from Odell.

The Giants can rest easier on the WR issue, as Tate may be an adequate replacement, and Saquon Barkley will look to shine brighter at running back in his second season. But one place Gettleman should look to trade for is the QB role.

Eli Manning has been a sensational playmaker over the years, but his time is slowly drawing to a close and it’s hampering the Giants chances. With defensive units brought in already to strengthen another weakness, the QB slot is the only one that remains, though it could be solved with decent draft picks.

Thinking along the same lines, it could be time for New England Patriots to dip into the market and find the heir to Tom Brady’s throne, or they may use draft picks to find the natural successor.

Brady isn’t past it, and he’s still putting up career numbers and winning championships. But his time will come, and the Patriots should prepare for it rather than let it creep up on them and ruin their chances in the future.

For the Miami Dolphins to get back in the hunt for their third championship, they’ve slowly been progressing each season to put themselves back in contention for the play-off picture.

With a record of 7-9 last year, they finished three games behind in the race for a post-season place, but their issues have been put down to the quarterback role too.

Luke Falk was claimed by the Dolphins off waivers, after he’d been released from the Tennessee Titans in the offseason. He missed the entirety of last season due to a wrist injury, so he may step back into the action and be the quarterback they need.

However, it’s not a risk an ambitious side can take, so they should look to see who is available. If the Giants can replace Manning, the Dolphins should look to pick him up for a season to give them a fighting chance and help Falk in his recovery.

If not, they could look to the drafts like many others to pick a gem like Kansas City Chiefs found with Patrick Mahomes.

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