Four Downs

Four Downs wraps up with a look at the AFC West, where the Chiefs and Raiders need linebackers, the Broncos need to keep Drew Lock upright, and the Chargers sail down uncharted Rivers.

Quarterback question marks abound in this division, but even some of those teams with unanswered questions have bigger immediate concerns.

The Bengals and Browns need blockers (among many other things). The Ravens need linebackers. And the Steelers need to seriously consider what they're going to do at quarterback, with or without Ben Roethlisberger.

All four teams here need help on offense. The Jets and Dolphins need offensive linemen, while the Bills could use more options at wide receiver. The Patriots also need players who can catch passes ... and, maybe, somebody to throw them too.

Whether or not they retain Emmanuel Sanders in free agency, the 49ers need help at wide receiver. Elsewhere, the Rams need offensive linemen, while the Cardinals and Seahawks need help in their defensive fronts.

Offense is the order of the day down south, where the Panthers must figure out what to do with Cam Newton (or how to replace him), while the Saints need wide receivers and the Bucs need backs and linemen. As for the Falcons, they need pass-rushers -- yes, still.

Four Downs continues into the NFC North, where Mitchell Trubisky needs some competition, Aaron Rodgers needs some weapons, Darius Slay needs a new contract and the Vikings just need an accountant.

Heading into free agency, the Cowboys and Eagles need defensive help, the Giants need blockers, and Washington is in desperate need of some receivers for Dwayne Haskins.

While the Broncos need linebackers, the Chargers need help on the offensive line, and the Chiefs need help in the secondary, it's fair to ask whether the Raiders should have done more to bring in competition for Derek Carr at quarterback.

Coming out of the draft, the Texans and Jaguars could still use some big offensive playmakers, Tennessee needs more beef up front, and the Colts need more defensive stars to go along with Darius Leonard and Jabaal Sheard.