Matthew Stafford and the Detroit Lions have a secret weapon in tight end Eric Ebron, as he morphs into the offensive weapon everyone expected him to be.
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The Green Bay Packers will be great in 2016, but can their running game get going? Starks earned the number one spot and must lead by example once again.
The Arizona Cardinals have too much talent on offense, a problem every NFL team would love to have. We decipher who starts for the league's hottest offense.
The Jacksonville Jaguars success hinges on the improvement of their offensive line. Beachum has the upper hand as Joeckel looks to keep his starting job.
The San Francisco 49ers have a legit quarterback controversy. Colin Kaepernick and Blaine Gabbert are on equal ground despite opposite histories.
The Cincinnati Bengals thrived last season with Jeremy Hill and Giovani Bernard, but can they keep it up? This duo is the key to their offensive success.
The Seattle Seahawks were a better team when Jimmy Graham was off the field last season. How does the offense adjust? Graham is no lock as the starter.
The two best teams in the AFC West have the biggest roster holes remaining. Kansas City Chiefs versus Denver Broncos for biggest question mark on offense.
The Houston Texans own the biggest roster hole in the AFC South, despite looking like its best team. Ignore a position and you get a hole at tight end.
Its obvious, but no less true. The New York Jets have the biggest roster hole in the AFC East. Is Fitzpatrick a lock to save the team's hopes for success?
The Cleveland Browns are full-on rebuilding and have the biggest roster hole in the AFC North. But what position is most dire? It's not the quarterback.
They may be better, but the Los Angeles Rams have the biggest roster hole in the NFC West. It's simple math. New players in the secondary not yet as good.
The New Orleans Saints and Atlanta Falcons vie for biggest roster hole in the NFC South. Both teams have issues on the defensive line. Which is worse off?
Wins and losses aside, the Dallas Cowboys have the biggest roster hole of any team in the NFC East. The defense needed help and DE remains a major concern.
The Detroit Lions have the biggest hole left unfilled in the NFC North division, but is it at cornerback or running back? Its both. Definitely both.
Who did WORST at the NFL Draft 2016? Three teams sit below the league, as the Carolina Panthers, Cleveland Browns and Atlanta Falcons all went home unhappy.
Upon further review the AFC won the NFL Draft 2016. Both the Jacksonville Jaguars and San Diego Chargers crushed it in Chicago, grabbing the best value.
The Washington Redskins got a lot better last season, in no small part thanks to their QB. But for them to hold onto the division, Cousins must excel.
The Tennessee Titans won the offseason, but we're split on how their draft haul materialized. Either way, the Titans have a proven recipe for NFL success.
The Dallas Cowboys are Super Bowl front runners by adding Ezekiel Elliott with the 4th pick in the 2016 NFL Draft. "America's Team" is back, baby.