So long, 2021 NFL draft. Hello, offseason. With all seven rounds in the books, front offices for all 32 teams are surely confident that they improved their rosters over the weekend. That s not always the case, though. Which rookie quarterbacks will actually play in Week 1, and which organizations found the best value on Days 2 and 3 of the draft? We ll find out in a few months when teams report for training camp.
For now, we re looking ahead to what s next for each team. What positions do all 32 still need to address, and what s still lingering ahead of the 2021 season? We asked our NFL Nation reporters to identify the biggest looming question for the team they cover. There were a few that hit on the quarterback situation what s going on in Green Bay? while others were tailored toward taking a franchise from good to great next season.
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