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It's Super Bowl weekend, and Chiefs-Eagles will dominate the conversation around the NFL. But the offseason will hit hard Monday morning, as teams start to build plans to reach next season's Super Bowl. Months of trades, cuts, signings, hirings and draft picks lie ahead before all 32 teams are back on the field.

Jeremy Fowler and Dan Graziano have been in New Orleans all week, talking to execs, coaches, agents, scouts, players and other team sources. What are people saying about the top free agents? What about extension possibilities, trade candidates and fallout from the coaching carousel? And is there any early draft buzz ahead of the combine?

Here is the latest intel and news Jeremy and Dan heard on the ground this week.

Jump to the latest on:
Garrett's trade market | Purdy's extension
Stafford's future | Saints' coaching staff
Titans' draft plans | Kupp's trade fits
Allen's deal | Steelers' QBs | Commanders' plans
Quick notes on the Chiefs, Eagles, more

Fowler: People I've talked to about Browns edge rusher Myles Garrett's trade market agree that his immense talent should garner at least two quality picks in return — either two first-rounders, or a first-rounder and a high-level Day 2 pick package. They also agree the list of potential suitors would be condensed due to his desire to join a contender after requesting a trade. I've spoken to several teams that openly admit they will probably reach out to Cleveland, with the expectation that the Browns will say no to any offer. Cleveland has no plans to budge on its stance that Garrett won't be moved.

Obviously, that can change; Cleveland has a savvy front office that's measured but aggressive, so perhaps the trade value will eventually be too hard to pass up. But this could