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The NFL announced on Sunday its decision to hold free agency on time to let teams start making moves and for deals to start happening. If the first day of the NFL tampering period is any indication of what’s to come this offseason, fans will get to enjoy a wild offseason unfold in the weeks to come. It all started on Monday morning with 14 NFL teams using the franchise tag and one team using the transition tag, moves we ranked from best to worst. While it prevented 15 big names from hitting free agency, players such as Chris Jones, Anthony Harris and Yannick Ngakoue could be moved later this offseason in sign-and-trade deals. While trades and free agent signings aren’t official until Wednesday, we still saw plenty of movement across the NFL with big trades and signings. Here are the five best and worst moves from the NFL’s wild action on Monday. Best: Arizona Cardinals land DeAndre Hopkins There’s always that defining moment for an NFL team that helps pivot it from mediocrity toward greatness. The moment the
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