The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' 2021 NFL draft class is a stark reminder of the unpredictability of the draft process. Coming off a Super Bowl victory, their decision to prioritize positions of need with limited resources has resulted in a disappointing legacy. Only Joe Tryon-Shoyinka remains on the roster, and his performance has fallen short of expectations, with just 15 sacks over four seasons. Kyle Trask, the team's second-round pick, has yet to prove himself, struggling to compete for a starting role. Robert Hainsey stands out as a bright spot, taking over as starting center after an injury sidelined Ryan Jensen. However, the overall assessment of the draft class is underwhelming, with most players failing to make a significant impact.

The New York Jets have made significant changes to their roster this offseason, highlighted by the departure of quarterback Aaron Rodgers and the acquisition of Justin Fields on a two-year, $40 million deal. The Jets' offense struggled last season, ranking 24th in both points and total yards per game. To bolster their attack, CBS Sports' John Breech suggests they should trade for Philadelphia Eagles tight end Dallas Goedert, potentially sending the No. 110 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft in return. Goedert's addition could be pivotal for Fields, who has demonstrated a strong preference for utilizing tight ends effectively.

Goedert showcased his value last season with 59 receptions for 711 yards and three touchdowns, and could seamlessly fill the role left by Tyler Conklin, who signed with the Chargers. However, the Jets would only have a year of Goedert’s services before his contract expires after the 2025 season. The Jets are eager to improve their offensive performance, and acquiring a tight end of Goedert's caliber could provide the immediate impact they seek.