In the aftermath of one of the most attractive sketches of the NFL of recent memory, a multitude of teams are faced with persistent questions with four remaining months during the offseason.
Do the Browns of Cleveland have their Franchise Quarter (s)? What are the Falcons of Atlanta doing with the best -paid backup of the League? Do the Saints of New Orleans already think before 2026? And … Hello, Steelers?
These are some of the marvelous that the teams and the bases of fans will have to sit until the exhausting summer of football ends.
Cleveland Browns Quarterbacks
We all know that the Buzz Sheder Sanders during the draft will eventually disappear. From the epic slide on the dashboard to the poorly designed farce’s call from a child of rival defensive coordinator, the quarter-arre of Colorado experienced a whirlwind of emotions and a nose that few people have seen coming.
He already looks like a Cleveland Brown.
It is likely that the managing director Andrew Berry fights for his work, even with a new contract signed last summer. Deshaun Watson’s horribly stranded experience is also his.
But now Berry and the company must make a decision. In the crowded Cleveland quarterrier room, which takes the opening shot of the season?
Watson underwent a rupture on the right of Achilles in October and a subsequent setback in the recovery process in January. He probably misses all the 2025 season. Behind him: Joe Flacco, 40, the companion Kenny Pickett, Sanders and Dillon Gabriel, which the team drafted in the third round – two laps in front of Sanders.
For a franchise that has historically managed the quarter-rear, it would not be an offseason without a ban under the center. Despite the use of two recovery choices to help make the team turn around, Fanduel Sportsbook a Flacco as a favorite to start the year (+116), followed by Pickett (+220), Sanders (+370) and Gabriel (+830). To no one’s surprise, the Browns are the fleeing favorite to finish again in AFC North (-200).
Kirk cousin trade
December 8, 2024; Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States; The quarter of the Falcons of Atlanta, Kirk Cousins (18) and the Chief of the Vikings of Minnesota, Kevin O’Connell, speak after the match at the US Bank Stadium. Compulsory credit: Jeffrey Becker-Imagn Images A name linked to the Browns in the cycle before the cog was that of the veteran Kirk Cousins, the 36 -year -old quarter aid scheduled to collect a base salary of $ 27.5 million in 2025. A few months from his career as Atlanta Falcons, Cousins was a bench in favor of the Rookie Michael Penix Jr. Given that Cleveland collection of potential.
Cousins, which launched for 18 affected and 16 interceptions at the top of the League last season, expressed his desire not only to continue to play but to be a starter.
Atlanta, who is “at ease to keep the cousins on the list as a safeguard of Penix”, bypassed the deadline of March 17 to release cousins and avoid the bonus of $ 10 million to which he was entitled. Falcons also kept it through the draft of the NFL. After Cleveland said he was not interested in the cousin services, Pittsburgh steelers – who were strongly linked to Aaron Rodgers – seem to be the cousins to start before 2025. If Pittsburgh passes, he will probably remain a falcon prohibiting last second exchanges.
Quarterrière situation of the Saints of New Orleans
December 29, 2024; New Orleans, Louisiana, United States; The quarter of New Orleans, Derek Carr (4), walks on the field before a match against the raiders from Las Vegas to Caesars Superdome. Compulsory credit: Matthew Hinton-Imagn images Since Drew Brees, the best player forever put on New Orleans’ black and gold, retired at the end of the 2020 season, the saints began Jameis Winston, Taysom Hill, Trevor Siemian, Ian Book, Andy Dalton, Derek Carr, Spencer Rattler and Jake Haener. Winston gets additional credit for starting for Browns and Saints.
Carr, which deals with a shoulder injury and should not be on the list after 2025, will have a replacement in 2026. It is fair to say that the franchise did not think of this replacement in this year’s project.
With the 40th choice, New Orleans selected Tyler Shough, a 25-year-old academic player, as a probable starter this season. This has the saints among the favorites to miss the playoffs and face the first global choice next year. For a team that desperately needs its next Savior under the Center, 2026 promises to have favorable options. They could include Arch Manning, Garrett Nussmeier, Drew Allar, Lanorris Sellers and Cade Klubnik.
