NFL teams reorganize rosters in free agency period

The NFL free agency period has seen all teams shuffle their rosters as they prepare for the upcoming season. Many teams made significant signings, while others lost key players. Quarterback changes were especially prominent, with Justin Fields, Geno Smith, and Sam Darnold moving to new teams. The Baltimore Ravens re-signed left tackle Ronnie Stanley, and the Cincinnati Bengals ensured they kept star receivers Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins. However, teams like the Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Giants are still waiting on their future quarterbacks as Aaron Rodgers considers his options. The Buffalo Bills added defensive end Joey Bosa and wide receiver Joshua Palmer, while losing Von Miller and Mack Hollins. The Bills made progress on their roster but still have questions at cornerback and need to address player suspensions. The Miami Dolphins focused on their offensive line by bringing in Zach Wilson at quarterback and James Daniels on the line. They look to add depth in their secondary and may seek another cornerback. The New England Patriots had a busy free agency but struggled to hit all their goals, particularly at left tackle and receiver. They did make key defensive signings but must explore more options to round out their roster. Meanwhile, the New York Jets made moves to replace Aaron Rodgers with Justin Fields and added depth across the board. They still have several holes to fill and aim for a strong draft pick. The Ravens' main addition was Ronnie Stanley, but they still need to bolster their defense. The Bengals retained their key players but must address positions like offensive guard and edge rusher. The Cleveland Browns traded for quarterback Kenny Pickett but face uncertainty with their quarterback situation. The Pittsburgh Steelers made strides but still need a solid starting quarterback as they wait on Rodgers' decision. In the AFC South, the Houston Texans revamped their offensive line, while the Colts focused on strengthening their secondary. The Jacksonville Jaguars filled some gaps but still seek additional defensive help. The AFC West saw the Denver Broncos add tight end Evan Engram and strengthen their defense, but they will need a new running back. The Kansas City Chiefs improved their offensive line but need to solidify some defensive spots. In the NFC East, the Dallas Cowboys signed linebacker Kenneth Murray and cornerback Kaiir Elam but still seek an additional receiver. The Giants are in dire need of a quarterback, while the Eagles focused on keeping their core players intact. The Washington Commanders made significant moves, including trading for Laremy Tunsil, but still seek an edge rusher. Across the NFC North, the Chicago Bears improved their offensive line, while the Detroit Lions added a new cornerback. The Green Bay Packers addressed their cornerback needs but still need to strengthen their receiving corps. The Minnesota Vikings significantly improved their interior lines. In the NFC South, the Atlanta Falcons focused on their pass rush, while the Carolina Panthers made strides to enhance their defense. The New Orleans Saints added a safety but need to address their offensive line, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are working on building defensive depth. The Arizona Cardinals improved their pass rush and are looking to add another receiver, while the Los Angeles Rams revamped their wide receivers but still need to focus on their defense. The San Francisco 49ers cleared significant cap space but must address their defensive line. The Seattle Seahawks adapted their strategy after trading key players, looking to solidify their offensive line. As free agency continues, all teams will need to efficiently use the draft to fill remaining gaps on their rosters.