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1 day ago | heavy.com | Owen Crisafulli

The Las Vegas Raiders made a big splash in free agency last offseason when they signed star defensive tackle Christian Wilkins to a four-year, $110 million contract. He ended up getting limited to five games after he suffered a broken foot, though, and reports indicate that he could miss a substantial amount of time with this injury again in 2025. As a result, the front office may have to reinforce their defensive line before the start of the season.

1 day ago | heavy.com | Jordan Wilson

The Green Bay Packers have retooled their roster over the past several months, bringing back most of last year’s personnel with a few notable changes to give themselves a better chance of vying for a Super Bowl during the 2025 season. Now, Packers head coach Matt LaFleur and his coaching staff have their sights fixed on the start of training camp next month when the real roster competitions will get rolling and they can start narrowing down their initial 53-man roster for the forthcoming year.

1 day ago | heavy.com | Jordan Wilson

The Chicago Bears are less than a month away from the start of training camp and the position battles that will help define them during the 2025 season. First-year head coach Ben Johnson and his new coaching staff got their first chance to work with their players — both incoming and returning — during the spring’s offseason workout program, which included 10 days of OTAs and a three-day veteran minicamp.

1 day ago | heavy.com | Jordan Wilson

The Indianapolis Colts are banking on a competition between Daniel Jones and Anthony Richardson to help pull them out of quarterback stagnation in 2025, especially with a potential franchise reset in the cards if they fall short again. While the Colts solving their quarterback problem would understandably make them a better football team, though, there is still work that general manager Chris Ballard can do to make sure his roster is in tip-top shape for the start of training camp in late July.

1 day ago | heavy.com | Jordan Wilson

The Detroit Lions are looking to remain NFL playoff contenders in 2025 despite the exodus of assistants that Dan Campbell’s staff experienced this offseason. In large part, the Lions managed to avoid any significant roster turnover during the 2025 offseason. They signed key free agents Kerby Joseph and Derrick Barnes to long-term contract extensions. They also brought in several new additions, such as veteran cornerback D.J. Reed and first-round rookie defensive tackle Tyleik Williams.