The NFL Takes March Madness to a New Level, Breaking an Insane Record in First-Round Draft Pick Trades FirstSportz

March broke a new record in NFL history in a dazzling month for the entire league. Up to seven first-round draft pick trades were made in a single round, setting a record for the joint draft era.

The biggest strides of the offseason appear to have already come to an end when veteran quarterback Russell Wilson traded from the Seattle Seahawks to the Denver Broncos. The Broncos trade ended a long association between Wilson and the Seahawks as the franchise disagreed with his insane wage demands.

The NFL has never seen so many first-round drafts in a month during the joint drafting era

In subsequent trades, the Cleveland Browns traded controversial quarterback Deshaun Watson to take the reins as the No. 1 quarterback for the upcoming season. Watson was recently dragged through the mud for his alleged sexual harassment by franchise massage therapists, but was eventually cleared of criminal charges by a Houston judge.

Green Bay Packers wide receiver Davante Adams made a big-money move to the Las Vegas Raiders just days after the franchise announced quarterback Aaron Rodgers’ contract renewal. Devante Adams is set to join fellow former college star Derek Carr in the Raiders setup next year.

Arguably the most shocking move of the offseason came when the Miami Dolphins made a statement by signing Tyreek Hill from the Kansas City Chiefs, offering him a massive contract and later releasing a string of picks for the Chiefs in the NFL 2022 draft that year.

The blockbuster moves in the first month of the trading period have certainly rocked things in the AFC and NFC divisions, setting up some intriguing battles and subplots for fans to look forward to in the 2022 season.

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