The San Francisco 49ers face scrutiny after only drafting one offensive lineman in the 2025 draft, leading to speculation about potential free-agent acquisitions. General Manager John Lynch hinted at the possibility of adding depth to the offensive line without affecting the compensatory pick formula.

As the team assesses its needs, several free agent options emerge. Former 49er Daniel Brunskill could provide valuable versatility, while Germain Ifedi brings nine years of experience. Jedrick Wills, despite underperforming, offers first-round pedigree. Mark Glowinski's extensive experience could fill the gap left by Jon Feliciano's retirement. Lastly, Chris Hubbard, a familiar name to fans, could be welcomed back to bolster the depth chart.

The Dallas Cowboys are set for a significant transformation on their offensive line, with notable departures and incoming talent. The 2024 season saw Tyler Guyton stepping in for the injured Tyron Smith, while Cooper Beebe took over at center for Tyler Biadasz. With the retirement of Zack Martin looming in 2025, the team faces a crucial challenge in maintaining its line stability. Martin's absence will create a notable void, especially after his struggle with injuries last season.

To address their needs, the Cowboys might consider signing Jedrick Wills Jr., a former top-10 draft pick who has faced performance struggles with the Cleveland Browns. Wills is known for his potential—having started strong at Alabama and showing early promise in the NFL—but has battled injuries and criticism over his effort. Given the Cowboys' history of reviving the careers of former high draft picks, Wills could prove to be a valuable asset, potentially as a swing tackle or even transitioning to guard to bolster their offensive front.

The Cleveland Browns are facing a challenging offseason as they grapple with key issues, most notably their quarterback situation and a trade request from star defensive end Myles Garrett. As they focus on improvements, one urgent need is addressing their offensive line, which struggled significantly in 2024. Analyst Marcus Mosher has suggested Baltimore Ravens tackle Ronnie Stanley as a potential target in free agency. Mosher predicts a three-year, $60 million deal could be in play for Stanley, who has experience in the AFC North and was recently named to the Pro Bowl.

Stanley, a former First-Team All-Pro, could fill the void left by Jedrick Wills, whose role as a left tackle has been called into question. However, Stanley's injury history is a concern; despite playing all 17 games in 2024, he averaged only around eight games per season from 2020 to 2023. The Browns also face financial constraints that may hinder their ability to secure a lucrative multi-year contract for the sought-after tackle, making this offseason critical for the franchise's rebuilding efforts.