What Will Micah Parsons' Role be in 2022?
Though he's theoretically an off-ball linebacker, the Cowboys star may once again be forced into a pass-rushing role.
Though he's theoretically an off-ball linebacker, the Cowboys star may once again be forced into a pass-rushing role.
Now that the Broncos traded for Russell Wilson, they must do something about their defense. Also: the Chiefs must keep the Honey Badger at home, the Chargers search for run pluggers, and Josh McDaniels brings boredom to Las Vegas.
As Indianapolis searches for a new passer, the Jaguars need receivers, the Titans need linemen, and the Texans need ... well, everything, but especially edge rushers.
In the AFC North, the Bengals need protection, the Ravens need edge rushers, the Browns need receivers, and the Steelers need a quarterback.
Even with Tre'Davious White returning from injury, Buffalo needs corners. Meanwhile, the Dolphins need linemen, the Patriots need linebackers, and the Jets need anyone who can catch a football.
L.A. could soon lose three starters from their Super Bowl team. Elsewhere in the NFC West, the Cardinals need weapons for Kyler Murray, while San Francisco and Seattle need defensive backs.
In the NFC South, the Panthers need QB and an offensive line. The Buccaneers need QB and 10,000 fewer free agents. The Saints need QB and $80 million in cap space. The Falcons need QB and also one of everything else, please.
While Chicago is looking for offensive linemen, the Lions need wide receivers, and the Packers and Vikings need defensive help.
Four Downs returns to review the NFC East. Washington's never-ending search for a quarterback continues, the Cowboys need corners, the Giants need offensive linemen, and the Eagles need wide receivers.
The two playoff teams from the NFC West both need help in the middle of the field, Seattle on offense, L.A. on defense. Elsewhere, "need" is a relative term as San Francisco searches for a pass-rusher, but an absolute in Arizona's secondary.