Eagles reload around Jalen Hurts — and move on from A.J. Brown
Philadelphia stayed the class of the NFC East despite trading away a star receiver and taking a patient approach in free agency.
Philadelphia stayed the class of the NFC East despite trading away a star receiver and taking a patient approach in free agency.
Carolina invested heavily on defense and is banking on a Year 3 leap from its young quarterback to hold off a hungry NFC South.
After a three-win season, Tennessee loaded up for its franchise quarterback with Robert Saleh, Brian Daboll, and two first-rounders.
After a 3-14 season, Arizona hired a new head coach, moved on from Kyler Murray, and drafted a franchise back in Jeremiyah Love.
Tampa Bay lost its division crown and several longtime stars; now it's reloading around Baker Mayfield in a pivotal season.
New York overhauled a historically bad defense and handed the offense to Geno Smith as its rebuild takes shape.
Indianapolis was a playoff-caliber team before a devastating injury; now it's betting on a healthy return.
New Orleans added weapons around an ascending young quarterback and could be the team that goes from last to first.
Las Vegas made the Indiana quarterback the first pick of the 2026 draft and set about building around its new franchise passer.
Dallas added Rashan Gary and drafted Caleb Downs, reshaping a defense to match a loaded offense in a drama-free offseason.
Two straight runner-up finishes ended in quick playoff exits; Los Angeles retooled its staff to try to break through.
Zac Taylor is the AFC North's last man standing — and Cincinnati rebuilt a broken defense around a stunning trade.
New England won the AFC in 2025 behind a breakout from Drake Maye, and it reloaded this offseason to prove it's no fluke.
Miami moved on from its old core — Tua, Tyreek Hill, Waddle — and handed the franchise to first-time head coach Jeff Hafley.
Los Angeles loaded up around Matthew Stafford, adding a Defensive Player of the Year and drafting his eventual successor.
Liam Coen engineered a stunning turnaround in Year 1; now Jacksonville sorts out its backfield and its two-way star.
Atlanta changed coaching philosophy and its quarterback picture, betting an offensive-minded staff can finally break through.
Houston's biggest weakness gets a makeover as DeMeco Ryans's contender tries to protect its franchise quarterback.