Philadelphia continues to overhaul its secondary. By moving Brown, the Eagles gained valuable draft capital while clearing a path for younger talent. Meanwhile, the Kansas City Chiefs secured the biggest prize of the running back market. Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III signed a three-year, $45 million deal to join Patrick Mahomes. Walker finished 2025 with 42 explosive runs, and his 14.7% explosive run rate ranked second in the league. Kansas City didn’t just find a runner; they found a home-run hitter for an offense that struggled with efficiency last season.
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The quarterback carousel also took a wild turn in Miami. The Dolphins committed to a total reset, signing Malik Willis to a three-year, $67.5 million contract. Willis, who spent the last two years developing in Green Bay, arrives in Miami as the starter after the team released Tua Tagovailoa. While Willis averages just 141 passing yards per game as a starter, his 45 rushing yards per game offers a dual-threat dimension that the Dolphins are betting will thrive under offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik.
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“The energy in the building is different today. Adding a guy like Kenneth—someone who has stood on that podium and held the trophy—it changes how you practice. We aren’t just looking to compete; we’re looking to take it back.”
— Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs Quarterback
The Eagles now hold multiple picks in the early fourth round, giving them the flexibility to move up on draft day. Atlanta, on the other hand, secures a starting-caliber safety in Brown to pair with their veteran core. All eyes now turn to Pittsburgh. The Steelers are the last major player without a clear answer at quarterback. They are reportedly waiting on 42-year-old Aaron Rodgers to decide on a return for the 2026 season. If Rodgers retires, the Steelers may have to scramble for a trade, as the top of the market—including Kyler Murray (Vikings) and Malik Willis—is officially off the board.
