Leonard Williams is quietly rewriting his legacy as one of the NFL’s elite defensive tackles, ranking seventh in Sports Illustrated’s top-10 list for 2026 — and he’s doing it with the Seattle Seahawks. After years of struggle with the Jets and Giants, Williams has turned things around in Seattle, earning two Pro Bowl nods, a Second Team All-Pro spot, and 22 sacks in just 43 games. His ability to stop the run even when double-teamed and his versatility across the defensive line make him a nightmare for offenses. With a stacked front seven led by Williams, Byron Murphy II, DeMarcus Lawrence, Uchenna Nwosu, and Derick Hall, the Seahawks defense is primed to keep dominating in 2026.

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The Eagles are stacked heading into 2026, with a loaded roster, draft capital, and a new OC—meaning GM Howie Roseman’s deadline strategy is likely all-in on adding talent, not shedding. Expect moves like trading for depth, not cutting. Quarterback Tanner McKee, who flashed potential stepping in for Hurts, may be on the move with Dalton and Payton in the mix. Cornerback Kelee Ringo, once a starter, could be shipped out for a draft pick as younger corners like Riq Woolen take over. And offensive lineman Fred Johnson, on a one-year deal, might be traded if the Eagles prioritize youth—especially if another team offers a conditional pick for his starting experience.

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The Patriots are rumored to be eyeing a blockbuster trade for elite tight end Trey McBride, potentially sending Kayshon Boutte, Mike Onwenu, and a future first-round pick to the Cardinals. McBride’s record-setting 126 receptions, two Pro Bowls, and flawless durability make him a perfect fit for New England’s struggling tight end depth. While Arizona’s chances are slim unless McBride’s contract unravels, the trade would reflect the Patriots’ aggressive offseason push — already bolstered by A.J. Brown — to build a championship-caliber offense.

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