As summer approaches, NFL teams are finalizing their offseason programs and analyzing their key offseason moves. The focus is on the AFC teams, highlighting significant roster changes. In the AFC East, the Buffalo Bills secured Khalil Shakir with a four-year deal, a smart move in a receiver-heavy market. The Miami Dolphins traded up to draft Jonah Savaiinaea, enhancing their offensive line versatility. The New York Jets took a calculated risk by signing quarterback Justin Fields, hoping for his potential to flourish. Meanwhile, the New England Patriots made waves by hiring coach Mike Vrabel, aiming to improve their gameplay.

In the AFC North, the Baltimore Ravens struck gold by drafting safety Malaki Starks at No. 27, completing a formidable defensive back duo with Kyle Hamilton. The Pittsburgh Steelers traded for DK Metcalf, cementing their search for a top receiver. Cincinnati Bengals extended Ja'Marr Chase, ensuring financial stability for their star receiver. The Cleveland Browns, however, took a gamble by drafting quarterback Shedeur Sanders at No. 144, potentially landing a steal.