Author: Yahoo Sports

The Cowboys didn't work out deals with Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb last offseason until after training camp. They'd presumably like to settle Parsons' future sooner this offseason.

While the finish wasn’t great, the Chargers are in a very good spot this offseason with plenty of resources available to run it back.

The Raiders haven't had a stable quarterback in several years. They can't go into another season without making a big investment at the position.

Furthering the development of Bo Nix will be the top priority in Denver this offseason.

The Chiefs need help protecting Mahomes as evidenced by a horrific showing in the Super Bowl. But with Mahomes leading, it’s hard to count the Chiefs out no matter who they put around him.

If you need a quarterback and you have the No. 1 pick, the pressure is high to select one, even in a quarterback class perceived as weak. Don't expect the Titans to buck that pressure.

The Jaguars have the No. 5 pick in the draft, which should provide immediate help for a struggling defense. Jacksonville has plenty of other questions to address, namely getting Trevor Lawrence back on the stardom path.

There are major questions about QB Anthony Richardson’s development and a defense that was bad again. There's talent on the roster, but it seems like it has been a while since the Colts got a lot out of a draft class.

Pittsburgh needs a better answer at quarterback than Russell Wilson. Finding one won't be easy.

The Deshaun Watson contract lingers over the entire offseason.

In many ways the 2024 season was horrendous for the Bengals, wasting a year of Joe Burrow's prime, and the offseason won't be easy.

It was yet another playoff disappointment for the Ravens.

The Jets will pick up the pieces after a horrendously disappointing season. Leading the way will be Aaron Glenn — and likely not Aaron Rodgers.

The job of building up around Drake Maye begins this offseason, starting with the fourth pick of the draft and a lot of salary cap space for new head coach Mike Vrabel.

There are questions about the culture under head coach Mike McDaniel and whether the Dolphins are good enough to compete for the AFC East title.