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How NFL Offseason's Biggest Moves Could Backfire in 2026

The Rams’ acquisition of Myles Garrett could backfire if age and cost outpace on-field returns within the next two to three seasons.
New England’s A.J. Brown trade aims to upgrade at receiver, but it could disrupt team chemistry if Brown’s addition doesn’t fit long-term plans.
Pittsburgh re-signed Aaron Rodgers on a one-year deal, hoping to maintain continuity but risking diminishing returns due to age.
Daniel Jones’ extension with the Colts raises questions about long-term stability if performance drops post-injury.
Minnesota’s Kyler Murray signing provides a low-cost option but could hinder clarity on the quarterback hierarchy.
Carolina’s Jaelan Phillips deal aims to fortify the edge, but high cap hits in 2027 could impede future flexibility.
Denver’s acquisition of Jaylen Waddle involves heavy draft capital with uncertain long-term impact.
Baltimore’s Trey Hendrickson deal provides veteran pass rush but carries injury and age risks.
Los Angeles Rams add Trent McDuffie for future flexibility, but depth concerns could derail the plan if not offset by future drafts.
Cincinnati trades for Dexter Lawrence imply a win-now mindset but risk aging at a key position.

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