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The Seattle Seahawks have agreed to trade franchise-tagged edge rusher Frank Clark to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Just as major news concerning the Chargers' uniforms breaks, we cover their history of fashion changes, while also breaking down the classic threads of the Raiders, Chiefs, and Broncos. Plus: If the NFL is going to use pink every year for Breast Cancer Awareness month, what's the best way to do it?

Of all the hundreds of mock drafts scattered across the Interwebs, this is probably the most fun: our old colleague Bill Barnwell tries to figure out a logical trade for each of the first round's 32 picks. Who moves up for Kyler Murray? Would Detroit trade away Matthew Stafford? Why is Josh Rosen so appealing to so many teams -- and why might the Giants look elsewhere for their next quarterback?

Most of America went to bed with no announcement of any deal between Russell Wilson and the Seattle Seahawks. Given Wilson's self-imposed deadline to reach a new agreement by April 15 or cut off all long-term negotiations, there was all sorts of speculation that Wilson's time in the Pacific Northwest might be coming to an end.

Say this for the Falcons, Panthers, Saints, and Bucs: none of them are drab. But which is a contender for the league's worst uniforms?

While the Rams reached the Super Bowl thanks in large part to the perfect cohesion of their offensive line, their division rivals used as many starters as any team we've ever measured.

Oklahoma's Marquise Brown is a good wide receiver prospect, but the fact that he is this year's best speaks volumes about the mediocrity at the top of this wide receiver draft class. According to Football Outsiders' Playmaker Projections, Brown is the weakest "top prospect" in the past five years.

This article is available on ESPN+ right now. It will run here on FootballOutsiders.com next week.

A busy day for trades continues as the Chicago Bears have traded running back Jordan Howard to the Philadelphia Eagles.

Aaron's on vacation, but Off The Charts is still up and running! Former NFL scout Matt Manocherian gives the listeners an inside look into some of the departments at Sports Info Solutions. Matt welcomes Senior Operations Analyst/Football Coordinator Dan Foehrenbach to discuss the Ops department (1:40), Business Development Analyst Corey March to talk about what's happening on the business side (10:29), and Research Analyst Bryce Rossler to give insight into what the R&D team is working on for the upcoming year (19:12). (Click for audio link.)

While the Dallas Cowboys are trying to work out a long-term deal with franchise player DeMarcus Lawrence, they acquired another pass-rusher today, trading for defensive end Robert Quinn, formerly of the Miami Dolphins.