In the second half of this little mini series, we ask and somewhat try to answer one question on my mind for each AFC team. Once again, this can revolve around certain position groups, schematic details and or any other things that come to mind.
In the second half of this little mini series, we ask and somewhat try to answer one question on my mind for each AFC team. Once again, this can revolve around certain position groups, schematic details and or any other things that come to mind.
After spending the last four months analyzing all the roster additions and departures for the 32 NFL teams, I asked myself what are the biggest questions I still have for each of them. This can revolve around personnel, schematics and really any other topic that came to mind. Today we’ll start on the NFC side!
Over the past few months, weβve extensively talked about the NFL Draft and the players selected by each team β most recently as part of my month-long divisional draft and roster review video series β to go with some thoughts on free agency. At this point of the calendar, weβve largely reached the end of the roster acquisition period, and itβs time to make some overarching statements.
The purpose of this exercise is to draw conclusions one more time, but from more of a large-scale view, and outline the position groups that were improved the most through all these different avenues, also including trades. This is based on what each roster looked like following week 18, not taking injuries into account, whether those affected who were actually available at that time or those who may linger into this upcoming season.
Once again, the idea here is to talk about these units in a more comprehensive sense, rather than simply pointing at a singular player who might change the feel of those.
This is what I came up with:
In the final episode of our eight-part divisional draft & roster review series, once more we’re taking a deep dive into the draft selections and all other roster moves through that prism for four teams – the Broncos, Chiefs, Raiders and Chargers!
We’re headed West, entering the final week of our divisional draft & roster review series. In this episode, we’re discussing the draft classes and roster constructions of the Cardinals, Rams, 49ers and Seahawks!
Closing out week three of the annual divisional draft & roster review series, we’re taking an in-depth look at the Texans, Colts, Jaguars and Titans – all their draft picks and other relevant roster moves this offseason!
Kicking off the second half of this divisional draft & roster review series, today weβre heading down South β discussing the draft classes of the Falcons, Panthers, Saints and Bucs, and all the other offseason moves through that lens.
Closing out the first half of my annual my divisional draft & roster review series today, we’ll be talking about the Bills, Dolphins, Patriots & Jets today – discussing every single player each team drafted and how it fits with the different stages of their roster constructions.
Opening week two of our divisional draft & roster review series with the Cowboys, Giants, Eagles and Commanders! We discuss every single player they selected in the draft, how they fit into those rosters and each team’s class as part of their offseason approaches!
I went through the entire 2026 NFL schedule and here are my top 25 games on the slate! π
I didn’t include any week 17/18 matchups without fixed starting times or knowing the implications they might have. And I could’ve thrown in a few more divisional matchups (no singular NFC South game quite made it, but the division should be more interesting overall).