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At least one franchise legends is on his way out. What other changes could be in store for L.A.?

The Cardinals' offense looked much-improved last season, and they'll bring back most of those pieces in 2025.

The Saints are in the worst financial shape of any team in the league entering the offseason.

It's hard to say Young established himself as a future star, but at least the Panthers go into this offseason knowing who their QB will be next season. That allows the Panthers to focus on other areas of the roster.

Outside of their bad deal at quarterback, and a not-great financial situation, the Falcons are in a solid place this offseason.

The Vikings, despite their stumble at the finish line, are coming off of their best season in years.

The goal this offseason will be to improve around Love in an effort to move into title contention.

Keeping talent will be the offseason priority in Detroit. Fortunately for the Lions, they have significant cap space.

After a rough first season with Caleb Williams, the Bears have the money to turn things around quickly with their new head coach.

Protecting and adding firepower around Daniels should be the top offseason priorities in Washington.

There probably isn't an NFL roster in better shape for the long haul than the Eagles. They have relatively young stars at just about every major position, and most of them are locked into long-term deals.

How the Eagles caught the Athletics after nearly a century, a free agent the Eagles have to keep and why I’ve been so impressed with Jahan Dotson.

The Eagles lost Kellen Moore to the Saints so it's time to search for another new offensive coordinator.

At least New York nailed its WR selection last year — Malik Nabers is going to the moon, provided the Giants get the right astronaut in the pilot’s chair.

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.