Trey Smith Expected to Enter Free Agency After Chiefs Decision

As the NFL offseason approaches, both Trey Smith and Josh Sweat are key free agents drawing attention. Trey Smith, a right guard for the Kansas City Chiefs, is expected to enter free agency without being given a franchise tag, potentially attracting significant interest, particularly from the Chicago Bears, who need to bolster their offensive line after a challenging season. Meanwhile, Josh Sweat from the Philadelphia Eagles is positioned as a top edge rusher on the market, with the Arizona Cardinals identified as a strong fit due to their need for pass-rushing talent and the familiarity between Sweat and Cardinals' coaching staff. Following a standout performance in the Super Bowl, Sweat's value has surged, with projections suggesting he could command a hefty contract, potentially around $81 million over four years. The Cardinals have around $70 million in cap space and are looking to improve their defensive line, making both Sweat and other players like Milton Williams from the Eagles prime targets. Williams, who also has ties to the Cardinals' coaching staff, could further solidify their defensive front if they can meet his salary expectations.