Offensive Line: The Ravens have used just one top-50 draft on the offensive line during their last nine drafts combined — it might be time to update things across the interior.

Defensive Line: It'd make sense if 2025 second-rounder Mike Green makes a bigger impact in Year 2, but either way: More playmakers on the line of scrimmage, please.

Pass Catcher: Some level of additional investment is needed to help a passing attack that ranked third in EPA per dropback across the 2023-2024 seasons before stumbling to their 22nd-place finish in 2025.

Front Seven: It's safe to say everything needs some help in the front seven.

Secondary: This secondary simply hasn't found a real answer at safety since letting Jessie Bates take his talents to Atlanta in free agency during the 2023 offseason.

Offensive Line: Strolling into 2026 with the league's eighth-cheapest offensive line isn't acceptable considering the lackluster results in recent history.

Offensive Line: This year is as good a time as any for Cleveland to break its five-year streak of not drafting a single offensive lineman inside the first two rounds.

Quarterback: At a minimum it'd make sense if the organization brings in someone like Marcus Mariota or Malik Willis to push and/or mentor Shedeur Sanders and Dillon Gabriel.

Wide Receiver: The Browns have the league's fifth fewest 2026 dollars devoted to their WR room. It'd behoove them to use at least one of their four top-70 picks to upgrade the position.

Quarterback: Once again, the team's best path to improving the position specifically for next season likely rests in free agency or in the trade market due to the Steelers continuously being just good enough to not land an early enough draft pick to realistically take one of the position's top talents.

Offensive Line: The offensive line as a whole is the single-cheapest group in the NFL entering 2026 — adding more resources to this front is probably the Steelers' best chance of having at least one position group be something close to elite on offense.

Wide Receiver: Adding one of free agency's top-tier field stretchers like Alec Pierce or Rashid Shaheed in addition to a Day 1 or 2 pick at the position could quickly help turnaround what currently looks like one of the most depressing depth charts in the league.