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2026 NFL offseason resource rankings: How do all 32 teams stack up by salary cap space and draft capital?

 

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IF Stafford can stay healthy, and he's not the only one, the Rams might be able to grab just enough pieces in FA to make another serious run.

Raiders in full rebuild. The only thing that article got wrong is they don't need an edge as much as they need a DT, and linebackers, and...well, how much of a list do you want?!

I just can't get over that $80.7m cap hit the Browns have because of Watson. For Steeler, Bengal and Raven fans, the Browns are just the gift that keeps on giving.

 

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IF Stafford can stay healthy, and he's not the only one, the Rams might be able to grab just enough pieces in FA to make another serious run.

Raiders in full rebuild. The only thing that article got wrong is they don't need an edge as much as they need a DT, and linebackers, and...well, how much of a list do you want?!

I just can't get over that $80.7m cap hit the Browns have because of Watson. For Steeler, Bengal and Raven fans, the Browns are just the gift that keeps on giving.

Starting to think the Browns have to be sold to improve, they are such a debacle. No wonder Schwartz had enough. See how Garrett feels in a couple of years ! Rams have two first round picks and a good GM at the helm. Trading up in the draft for an elite player wouldn't surprise me. or using them in free agency. They were probably hoping to find a replacement for Stafford but it's the wrong draft for that apart from the number one pick who everyone believes will become a Raider. Supposed to be a very good draft for WR's and RB's. Not exactly a need for the Rams at the moment. Not a good O line draft either supposedly.