ESPN evaluates 2026 offseason moves for all NFC teams

ESPN reviewed the 2026 offseason for all 16 NFC teams, identifying the strongest and weakest moves for each club. The analysis covered contract signings and draft choices, noting specific financial terms and player projections for the upcoming season.

5 million deal because the team does not guarantee multiple years for non-Hall of Fame caliber players. The Buccaneers signed deals for players still projected to perform at a high level in 2026 while facing a tight salary cap situation tied to Baker Mayfield's upcoming raise.

The Buccaneers prepared for potential departures by selecting wide receiver Emeka Egbuka and cornerback Benjamin Morrison in the top two rounds of the 2025 draft.

5 million contract after he had left for the Lions on a one-year deal the previous offseason. 3 million average annual salary. The Cardinals had already signed Tyler Allgeier to pair with James Conner before selecting Love. The Rams signed cornerback Jaylen Watson to a three-year, $51 million contract after trading a first-round pick to the Chiefs for Trent McDuffie, who later signed a four-year, $124 million extension.