The NFL Draft might be over, but general managers remain busy as they prepare for training camp. Following the draft, teams actively pursued undrafted free agents while addressing other critical business, including looming franchise tag deadlines and quarterback uncertainties.

Key Moves to Watch:

• George Pickens traded by the Cowboys: With Pickens set to play under the franchise tag, the Cowboys face potential drama. A long-term deal or a trade seems more prudent, especially since his production has been overshadowed by off-field issues. Reports suggest multiple teams could be interested, providing Dallas with options.

• Brandon Aiyuk heads to the Commanders: The 49ers are parting ways with Aiyuk, who has attracted significant interest from Washington. The Commanders aim to pair him with former college teammate Jayden Daniels, while San Francisco may wait for a trade or release.

• A.J. Brown likely to be traded to New England: The Eagles are expected to finalize Brown's trade after June 1, following their draft move to select Makai Lemon. Salary cap implications are delaying this formality.

• Aaron Rodgers signs with the Steelers: Pittsburgh is hopeful for Rodgers' return, which could provide stability and a talented supporting cast, including new additions like Rico Dowdle and Michael Pittman Jr.

• Bobby Wagner joins the Bengals: Wagner aims to bolster Cincinnati's defense as they look to improve from last season's struggles.

• Tyreek Hill may return to the Chiefs: After recovering from injury, Hill could find a complementary role in Kansas City.

• Bijan Robinson signs a long-term deal with the Falcons: After a record-breaking season, Robinson is poised to be a cornerstone of Atlanta's offense.

• Anthony Richardson to leave the Colts: Indianapolis is looking to trade Richardson, especially if another team faces a quarterback injury.

• Kayvon Thibodeaux may be traded by the Giants: After the draft, Thibodeaux's future remains uncertain, with potential trade talks ongoing.

• NFL officials' labor dispute: The NFL seeks to finalize a new Collective Bargaining Agreement with officials before the deadline, aiming to avoid a repeat of past issues.