Best, worst NFL moves from wild Wednesday

The new NFL league year is officially here and while it feels a little different in 2020 with teams needing to make unusual announcements due to a coronavirus-inspired policy, we still saw plenty of action on Wednesday. While many of the big names came off the market on Monday and Tuesday, NFL teams made a flurry of moves to kick off the league year. The Chicago Bears backed Mitchell Trubisky publicly heading into the offseason, but their real feelings became evident after pulling off a trade that put Trubisky on notice. It wasn’t the only blockbuster deal we saw on Wednesday with a five-time Pro Bowler traded away for a seventh-round pick. Of course, there were plenty of free-agent additions as well. It proved to be quite the fruitful day on the defensive side with a plethora of multi-year deals and big signing bonuses given out to playmakers on that side of the line. Here are the best and worst moves by NFL teams from the first day of the league’s new year. Best: Chargers build unbeatable secondary with Ch

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