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ARIZONA CARDINALS
Can Kyler Murray bring out the best in this revamped team?
The Cardinals made some solid moves this offseason, bringing in star wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. and picking up a new left tackle in Jonah Williams. These changes should give the offense a boost—as long as Kyler Murray plays at a high level. Coming back from injury, he had a decent PFF grade last season, but he needs to get back to his 2020 and 2021 form for this offense to really shine.
ATLANTA FALCONS
Where will the pass rush come from?
The Falcons surprised everyone by picking quarterback Michael Penix Jr. with their first pick in the 2024 draft. Given that he’ll likely be riding the bench for a while, the move seems odd, especially since their defense ranked 27th in total pressures last season. With no significant changes on the defensive line, it’s hard to see how their pass rush will improve.
BALTIMORE RAVENS
Will the offensive line take a hit?
Last year, the Ravens had one of the best offensive lines in the league, but they lost some key pieces in free agency. Guards Kevin Zeitler and John Simpson are gone, and they traded right tackle Morgan Moses. Ben Cleveland and Patrick Mekari are stepping up, but left guard might be a challenge with second-year player Malaesala Aumavae-Laulu, who didn’t play last season. The line might have some growing pains.
BUFFALO BILLS
Can Buffalo replace their top receivers?
Josh Allen was on fire last season, but his top two targets, Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis, are gone. It’s a huge challenge for the Bills’ offense. They’re looking at Khalil Shakir, Curtis Samuel, and rookie Keon Coleman to step up, but it’s a tall order to fill Diggs’ shoes. It’ll be interesting to see if these receivers can deliver.
CAROLINA PANTHERS
Can Bryce Young show he’s worthy of the top pick with new support around him?
Bryce Young’s rookie year was rough, but the Panthers have given him more to work with. They signed guards Damien Lewis and Robert Hunt to protect him, and they traded back into the first round to grab wide receiver Xavier Legette. Now it’s on Young to prove he’s got what it takes to be the top pick in 2023.
CHICAGO BEARS
How fast can the offense reach its potential?
Bears fans are buzzing about the offense, and for good reason. The offensive line, which ended last season on a high note, stayed together and even got stronger with Ryan Bates joining as the starting center. Plus, adding Keenan Allen is a huge boost to the wide receivers. Now, the focus is on rookie wide receiver Rome Odunze and No. 1 overall pick Caleb Williams. If they hit their stride quickly, this offense could be really exciting.
CINCINNATI BENGALS
Will the offensive line investments finally pay off?
The Bengals have struggled with their offensive line for years, despite investing heavily in it. In the 2024 offseason, they went big, signing Trent Brown and drafting Georgia’s Amarius Mims in the first round. These moves have to make a difference at some point, right? The big question is whether this is the year the Bengals’ offensive line finally steps up.
CLEVELAND BROWNS
Can Deshaun Watson get back to his old form?
Browns fans have been worrying about Deshaun Watson for two seasons now. He hasn’t looked like the same quarterback since his off-field issues and time away from the game. This year, the pressure is on for him to find his groove and lead the team like he used to. If he can’t, it’ll be a long season for Cleveland.
