2025 NFL offseason previews: 32 teams’ needs, free agents, draft picks, salary cap space and more

| American Football | 03/08/2025

Let’s be honest — there’s no such thing as an offseason in the NFL.

Now that the 2024 season is over and the Philadelphia Eagles have been crowned Super Bowl champions, it’s time to turn our attention to who can knock them off next season. And how they can re-load for another shot at a championship parade.

For all 32 teams, we will answer key questions headed into the 2025 campaign: what are your team’s top needs, who are their priority free agents, what’s their salary cap situation, who might be cut, who they might target in the draft and what could move the fantasy needle?

Where will quarterbacks like Aaron Rodgers and Sam Darnold end up, as both are expected to change teams?

Outside of QBs, which other star players will end up in new uniforms, with Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett and San Francisco 49ers receiver Deebo Samuel requesting trades while Los Angeles Rams receiver Cooper Kupp also likely to be dealt.

We also address the most important contract negotiations, including an expected massive payday for 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy and a potentially tense standoff between the Dallas Cowboys and star pass rusher Micah Parsons.

It’s time to dive into all those questions and more as we embark on our 2025 offseason previews. For a deeper dive, click on each individual team name.

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