NFL Offseason Grades: Draft's Game-Changer

0:00On April 6, NFL off-season's been wild with firings, hires, trades, and free agency frenzy, all leading up to the drapt in Pittsburgh from April 23-25, every one of the 32 teams got graded on their moves, from A's for smart plays to F's for total flops. Some squads stacked talent to chase rings, while others just shuffled deck chairs on the Titanic. Top dogs like the Rams earned an A by snagging cornerback, Trent McDuffy from the Chiefs, fixing their leaky secondary without giving up much. The 49ers landed a close A- with future Hall of Famer Mike Evans in free agency, boosting an already stacked offense. Bears and Broncos pulled B-plus's too, grabbing key Lyman and receiver Jalen Waddle to juice their attacks. Meanwhile, the Jets bombed with an F, betting on fading Geno Smith after a rookie coach disaster. Falcons in Dolphins scraped D-minuses, swapping Kurt Cousins for Tuah, Tagel Veloah, and handing Malik Willis a huge deal, moves that screams sideways at.

1:00Best? Cardinals and Vikings joined the Seller dwellers, losing Kyler Murray, and fumbling their QB room big time. Coaching carousel spun hard, with names like John Harbott landing in New York and Jesse Mentor taking Baltimore's reigns. QB drama ruled, Tuah to Atlanta, Murray shipped to Minnesota, Kurt Cousins bouncing to Vegas. Defences got the most love overall, but running backs in secondary saw the biggest shakeups. Draft times here to flip scripts for pretenders' eye and contender status could turn C teams into beasts or bury the bus deeper. Pittsburgh set to spark the next chapter. NFL news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on Game Day.