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There are stars on Hollywood Boulevard, so, naturally, when the Rams made not one but two blockbuster trades, acquiring Myles Garrett and Trent McDuffie, and the Chargers made the biggest coordinator hire in Mike McDaniel — both dramatic all-in moves — plenty of eyes and attention went to Southern California.
\n\nThe Patriots have run football for much of the 21st century and are coming off a Super Bowl berth, so, naturally, when they traded for A.J. Brown, plenty of eyes and attention went to Beantown.
\n\nThe Chiefs have run the NFL for much of the last eight years, so, naturally, when they signed Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III to take the burden off a recovering Patrick Mahomes, plenty of eyes and attention went to Kansas City.
\n\nWe love superlatives: "best" offseason, "worst" offseason, "most interesting" signing, "most surprising" team … the list goes on.
\n\nHow about one that just made sense? Mike Evans to the 49ers has been a perfect marriage of talent, tendencies and scheme.
\n\nAs we sort through who's legit and who's not at this still-early point in the season, we can also group the legit teams into tiers of "playoff legit" and "Super Bowl legit." At…
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