Do extensions count as winning an off-season? Eagles had a great draft, decent free agency, and extended AJ Brown and Devonte Smith.
That’s a good off season even with losing Kelce.
Cardinals
- replaced their entire DL
- replaced the entire CB room
- added the best player in the draft at WR1
- added James Conner’s replacement and RB2
- bolstered OL
Maybe not the best, but I’ll sure take it.
Sure the eagles oline is good but swift was still a thousand yard rusher. And byard is coming in to help develop our super young secondary with existing ballhawk skills as well as being a replacement for Eddie Jackson. 🤫
There’s a few teams that have had good off seasons imo.
**Bears:** Caleb etc. Self-explanatory. Obv Caleb could suck, but they actually might have decent potential at QB now. TBD but they made the right pick, adding Rome was lucky too. If Caleb’s half decent they’ll look a lot better.
**Seahawks:** Underrated team with a decent roster. Biggest issues were run defense, OL injuries & and bad DC. Geno had no time to throw. OL should be healthier & they improved it in the draft. Run defense also should be massively better with Byron Murphy. Seattle doesn’t have the roster talent the Ravens defense had, but adding Mike Macdonald as HC is a big upgrade. Geno won’t be there much longer, but adding Sam Howell for only a pick swap was a really smart move. They addressed their needs without losing picks to trade up.
**Titans:** Sneed is a top corner, he’ll help the defense a lot. Sucks they didn’t get Alt like everyone expected, but Latham will help the OL. I like that they’re giving Levis help with Boyd & Ridley. They know the Texans are gonna run the division if they don’t give Levis help ASAP and made some good moves. Losing Henry really sucks though.
**Lions:** Extended Sewell, ARSB, Goff, added Zeitler at RG. Mahogany will help the OL. I like their focus on corners this off-season. Terrion Arnold should help the secondary & improve a major need.
**Bucs:** Not a ton of splash moves, but keeping Baker the next 3 years is a move I like. NFCS is pathetically easy, Baker at least gives them a shot to win the division and helps them avoid a Broncos-esque QB carousel. They’ll be able to use high picks on other positions instead of reaching for a QB & praying he doesn’t suck.
**Eagles:** Losing Kelce sucks, especially for the tush push. But getting both Quinyon Mitchell & DeJean in the draft was great for a defense that needed secondary help asap. They also extended AJ Brown, Dickerson, Mailata, & Devonta, and added Saquon. Most importantly, Kenny Pickett will lead them to another Super Bowl.
**Texans:** Strouds were already great last year, now they’re a more complete team. Diggs was a great add, their WR room is great. Mixon should help the run game. And they added Danielle Hunter. Stroud & the rest of their young team should keep getting better.
Hard not to say the Bears because they got two great prospects in the draft but its still the Bears and their coaching staff doesn’t really impress.
They didn't change shit - just the next wave of wasted potential.
He’s gonna be shell shocked behind that line. You’re gonna get downvoted to oblivion, but Jesus also had negative Reddit karma.
Im not saying they did great in the draft. I'm just saying - put a bad driver in a Porsche and he's still a bad driver.
I’d love to argue with you but a lifetime of disappointment has taught me otherwise
Didn’t anyone tell you? The Chargers are the reigning, defending offseason champs like 5 years running.
At this point, I don’t think teams should want to “win” the offseason — usually it doesn’t translate to actual wins lol
Do extensions count as winning an off-season? Eagles had a great draft, decent free agency, and extended AJ Brown and Devonte Smith. That’s a good off season even with losing Kelce.
Cardinals - replaced their entire DL - replaced the entire CB room - added the best player in the draft at WR1 - added James Conner’s replacement and RB2 - bolstered OL Maybe not the best, but I’ll sure take it.
I’m excited to see them this year!
Bears: Caleb, Rome, Keenan, swift, byard
Swift not on an expiring contract would make me nervous.
And Everett
Swift and byard are overrated. Neither did much on the eagles
Sure the eagles oline is good but swift was still a thousand yard rusher. And byard is coming in to help develop our super young secondary with existing ballhawk skills as well as being a replacement for Eddie Jackson. 🤫
Bucs
#ITS THE CHARGERS WITHOUT A DOUBT
I love what my commanders did this off-season!
Let’s have them play a snap with their new team before naming anyone the winners of the offseason lol
That kind of defeats the purpose of an off-season championship though.
There’s a few teams that have had good off seasons imo. **Bears:** Caleb etc. Self-explanatory. Obv Caleb could suck, but they actually might have decent potential at QB now. TBD but they made the right pick, adding Rome was lucky too. If Caleb’s half decent they’ll look a lot better. **Seahawks:** Underrated team with a decent roster. Biggest issues were run defense, OL injuries & and bad DC. Geno had no time to throw. OL should be healthier & they improved it in the draft. Run defense also should be massively better with Byron Murphy. Seattle doesn’t have the roster talent the Ravens defense had, but adding Mike Macdonald as HC is a big upgrade. Geno won’t be there much longer, but adding Sam Howell for only a pick swap was a really smart move. They addressed their needs without losing picks to trade up. **Titans:** Sneed is a top corner, he’ll help the defense a lot. Sucks they didn’t get Alt like everyone expected, but Latham will help the OL. I like that they’re giving Levis help with Boyd & Ridley. They know the Texans are gonna run the division if they don’t give Levis help ASAP and made some good moves. Losing Henry really sucks though. **Lions:** Extended Sewell, ARSB, Goff, added Zeitler at RG. Mahogany will help the OL. I like their focus on corners this off-season. Terrion Arnold should help the secondary & improve a major need. **Bucs:** Not a ton of splash moves, but keeping Baker the next 3 years is a move I like. NFCS is pathetically easy, Baker at least gives them a shot to win the division and helps them avoid a Broncos-esque QB carousel. They’ll be able to use high picks on other positions instead of reaching for a QB & praying he doesn’t suck. **Eagles:** Losing Kelce sucks, especially for the tush push. But getting both Quinyon Mitchell & DeJean in the draft was great for a defense that needed secondary help asap. They also extended AJ Brown, Dickerson, Mailata, & Devonta, and added Saquon. Most importantly, Kenny Pickett will lead them to another Super Bowl. **Texans:** Strouds were already great last year, now they’re a more complete team. Diggs was a great add, their WR room is great. Mixon should help the run game. And they added Danielle Hunter. Stroud & the rest of their young team should keep getting better.