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Every NFL Team's Top Offseason Priority
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Every NFL Team's Top Offseason Priority

  • Cardinals face a Kyler Murray decision that could shape their 2026 direction, with cap space and draft options in play.
  • Falcons aim to strengthen receiving corps to support Penix Jr. and future playmakers.
  • Ravens push to upgrade pass rush amid defensive struggles and Jackson’s health concerns.
  • Bills must fix run defense with limited cap space, targeting free agents and draft prospects.
  • Texans focus on interior line to boost offense for Stroud’s development.
  • Giants seek the right head coach to maximize Dart's potential after firing Daboll.
  • Chiefs must balance youth and salary cap to sustain competitiveness.
  • Seahawks plan to add more weapons around Darnold to maintain title-ready roster.
  • Titans prioritize finding the right coach to develop Cam Ward.
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Atlanta Falcons Offensive Free Agents, Should They Stay or Should They Go?
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Atlanta Falcons Offensive Free Agents, Should They Stay or Should They Go?

  • Kicker Zane Gonzalez is viewed as a potential stay, citing affordability and performance in five games with the Falcons.
  • Running back Tyler Allgeier could depart for market value, with $7.25–$9.5 million range likely and Bijan Robinson’s extension looming.
  • Tight end Kyle Pitts may test the open market, with potential bidding due to his age and elite potential.
  • Wide receiver Jamal Agnew is seen as unlikely to be retained, due to team struggles in return game roles.
  • Quarterback Easton Stick could provide competition in camp as a bridge ahead of Michael Penix Jr.’s return.
  • Offensive lineman Elijah Wilkinson could be retained for depth due to positional flexibility.
  • Defender: not covered in original but implied, other listed players could see changes as Falcons rebuild.
  • Falcons’ offseason focus: balance free-agent decisions with Bijan Robinson’s upcoming extension.
  • Team plans to evaluate pending offensive and special teams free agents for potential contracts.
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