This NBA offseason should prove to be one of the most exciting in recent years. With several superstars entering free-agency and a few others on the trade market, there are endless scenarios. Here are 12 realistic moves you should be anticipating this summer:
2. San Francisco 49ers – DeShone Kizer
Quarterback, Notre Dame (Photo Source: Twitter)
3. Chicago Bears – Jamal Adams
Safety, LSU (Photo Source: Twitter)
4. Jacksonville Jaguars – Leonard Fournette
Running back, LSU (Photo Source: Twitter)
5. Tennessee Titans – Marshon Lattimore
Cornerback, Ohio State (Photo Source: Twitter)
10. Buffalo Bills – Sidney Jones
Cornerback, Washington. Suffered torn Achilles tendon at UW pro day, draft status now questionable. (Photo Source: Twitter)
6. New York Jets – Mitchell Trubisky
Quarterback, North Carolina (Photo Source: Twitter)
8. Carolina Panthers – Malik Hooker
Safety - Ohio State (Photo Source: Twitter)
9. Cincinnati Bengals – Forrest Lamp
Offensive guard, Western Kentucky (Photo Source: Twitter)
11. New Orleans Saints – O.J. Howard
Tight end, Alabama (Photo Source: Twitter)
12. Cleveland Browns – Deshaun Watson
Quarterback, Clemson (Photo Source: Twitter)
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Manfred von Richthofen, better known as The Red Baron, was the most feared pilot in the skies. (Source/Twitter)
The NBA landscape has changed. With Golden State fielding almost an entire court of All-Stars, anyone who wants a shot in the post-season is going to need a stacked lineup of their own.
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Quantum Of Solace
Although an awful Bond film, the scene where the knife-wielding assassin comes to take out Bond, was a good example of using an object for self-defence, such as the use of books, whilst also the objects being deadly at the same time. Image Source: SonyInsider
The Bourne Ultimatum
Used in all Bourne films, but this scene in the Ultimatum is on another level. Image Source: Collider
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Image source/Instagram
Enter The Dragon
The foundations for any martial art film. Image Source: Twitter
Don’t be surprised by blockbuster trades and the consolidation of power. As with most things, the rich will get richer and the have-nots will likely continue to suffer.
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