In an NFL offseason that has already involved the attempted trade of a NFC Champion coach the trade headlines have been coming furiously and big names have been passed around like baseball cards during fourth grade recess. Some of the biggest moves have staggering implications for Super Bowl contending teams.

Eric Decker from Denver Broncos to New York Jets

One of Peyton Manning’s favorite targets, Eric Decker, was released by Denver. Why? Most likely because they have Wes Welker on a nice, juicy contract and didn’t think they needed two massive wideouts on nice, juicy contracts when they also have Peyton-Friggin’-Manning, reassembled neck, multiple record 2013 season and all.

The Jets started romancing Decker right away and got him to commit with a contract worth five years and $36.25 million with $16 million of that guaranteed. The Jets are still the Jets though, so sake this with a grain of salt the size of New Hampshire.

DeMarcus Ware from Dallas Cowboys to Denver Broncos

DeMarcus Ware is a defensive juggernaut, but spent a lot of last season on the bench due to injury. Jerry Jones figured he could save some cap space and dump a potentially injury-prone player into the free market.

Descending like sharks in bankers uniforms the Denver Broncos waved a three year, $30 million contract under his nose with $20 million of it guaranteed. So the Broncos will either have an even more dominant offence that could carry them to the Super Bowl or a hot bowl of injury that they’ll have to make miracles around.

Aqib Talib from New England Patriot to Denver Broncos

In yet another move to bolster their defense and secure another Super Bowl bid John Elway pulled the trigger on grabbing Aqib Talib from New England. Bill Belichick must have started a heated series of mumbling because…