The 2015 NFL Free Agency period is officially underway. After weeks of anticipatory hype, contracts are finally being signed and trades are being made. So let's cut to the chase: Considering the players who got new homes in the early hours of the 2015 league year, which fit do you like the most? In the A-Team, they say, "I love it when a plan comes together." But sometimes a plan doesn't come together. The lose in free agency, but they have a solid fallback option Jim Eisenreich Jersey in . The 31-year-old can still contribute at a high level, giving defensive coordinator Teryl Austin a valuable piece in the middle of his defense. The have more elite players than any team in football -- and they just got a great one in ! The 'Hawks now boast one of the best trios in the league, with , and Graham. I can hear the 12s' approval from here in Southern California. The are one under-the-radar team that hasn't been discu sed much today. I expect newcomers , and to all be starters for them this season. I could try to be cute here, but how could you not say to the is Tuesday's most intriguing move? The have built a monster, but they've never given a stud like Graham. The tight end's arrival will change how people look at Wilson, who will go from being the quarterback with a reputation for winning to the quarterback with a reputation for winning and putting up huge numbers. Think after the arrival of Randy Mo s. As the self-appointed president of the for Canton Committee, Tuesday could not have gone better. Philadelphia was an incredible potential landing spot for the Inconvenient Truth, but he was smart to reconsider. is going to make any running back look better, and the want to run a power scheme, which suits Gore perfectly. He's a great bet to top 250 carries, with another 50 catches thrown in. The know they are on the precipice, and picking up a versatile veteran leader like Gore could put them over the top. It's hard not to like the trade from the ' perspective. Sure, I've heard chatter about what Seattle will be dealing with financially next year, with an obviously expensive part like Graham added to the mix. Who cares? This is a team striking now, while it has a chance to earn multiple titles. The are as good as any team in the NFL, and they must take whatever opportunity they can as an organization to capture another Lombardi Trophy. I think trading for Graham definitely moves them in that direction. And when Seattle puts Graham on the field with , who will the defense focus on inside the 5-yard line? Please don't say . I thought Green Bay hanging on to receiver -- who signed a new deal before free agency began -- and tackle -- who is -- is a huge coup. If you're the , you go into this offseason preparing to potentially lose two starters, and instead, you get to keep both -- with Cobb than he could have gotten elsewhere. It helps them immensely to be able to retain two guys like that rather than having to go out and find a way to fill their shoes. We saw how important Bulaga is to the when they had to play without him last season; by the end of 2014, I think he was as good as any right tackle in the NFL. Everybody always says it's not about the money, but 99.9 percent of the time, it's about the money. You've got to tip your hat to Cobb for and the and not just chasing top dollar with a le ser team. The single best fit for any player going to any team is to the . The team's receiving corps is pedestrian; 's absence last season was especially noticeable on third downs. But in pulling off an incredible trade for Graham, the second-best receiving tight end in the NFL (behind ), Seattle added a playmaker who's a perfect fit for what Pete Carroll does on offense. The 'Hawks will pound the ball with . And because you have to respect Beast Mode, Graham is going to break free downfield. What a win for and the ! In my Game Rewind notes from last season, the Seattle weakne s that showed up most consistently was the lack of a physical end-zone threat in the pa sing game -- an Achilles' heel that ended up costing Pete Carroll a chance to secure back-to-back Lombardi Trophies. and would tug the offense down the field, only to bog down in the condensed area of the red zone with no wide receiver or tight end capable of carving out space or winning jump balls. Now Wilson has the benefit of one of the NFL's . It's a match made in football heaven. Nick Williams Jersey