The NFL offseason has reached a quieter period as teams focus on preparation for the upcoming season after an active draft, particularly in the AFC South. The Tennessee Titans kicked things off by selecting quarterback Cam Ward first overall, followed by the Jacksonville Jaguars trading up to pick wide receiver Travis Hunter at No. 2. The Indianapolis Colts secured tight end Tyler Warren, while the Houston Texans made a series of trades, acquiring several talented receivers. As clubs reflect on their offseason moves, grades reveal mixed results for how teams are adjusting their rosters.

The Houston Texans were assessed a B- for retaining key players like Danielle Hunter and Jalen Pitre while trading away Laremy Tunsil. The Colts received a C+ for improving their secondary but left questions about their offensive line intact. The Jaguars earned a B, impressing with their draft moves, particularly Hunter's dual-threat potential. Meanwhile, the Titans received a C+ grade, as the uncertainty surrounding Ward's arrival looms large for their future.