This is the favorite period of each fan of the year: the hopes season. The alignments of 90 men are ready for the summer, most of the teams knowing the general manager of the team they will be in the fall. However, there are a handful of teams that still have a few serious questions to answer in the coming months.
Falcons of Atlanta
Falcons were a great story of NFL draft Weekend for reasons on and off the field, but let's focus on their assessment in the field. They wrote Milk Walker and James Pearce Jr. in the first round, let's hope it, with a rush problem towards the passes that tormented the team for more than a decade. Despite the fact of meeting the need, they were likely to pass with the players they assembled on the interior defensive line and the room of the secondary. Neither Walker nor Pearce are among the greatest defenders, so there is any real chance that the defense of Falcons is so bad that it eliminates them from the games. With the development of the quarter-back Michael Penix Jr. still imminent, Falcons can find themselves in a place where they regret Exchange for Pearce at the bottom of the first round.
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It was a risk that they were ready to take, but he has the impression that the Falcons built the ultimate defense of Bend-But-Ne-Ne't not with a quarter who has only three departures on the other side.
Bengals of Cincinnati
Cincinnati will have one of the best offenses in the league – it will always be true as long as Joe Burrow, Ja'marr Chase and Tee Higgins are all in the same team. What they had to do was repair a defense that had really started to deteriorate in talents in recent years.
They addressed the question to some extent With the first choices on Shemar Stewart, Demetrius Knight Jr. and Barrett Carter, but all these players are long -term projects for a defense that needs help at the moment. Perhaps these guys will take a hot start and will be productive pros, but they could be a few years old to be the impact players whose defense of Bengals needs.
Bengals wrote the defensive line player of Texas A & M Shemar Stewart in the first round, but will that be enough to repair what was an abysmal defense last year? (AP photo / Joe Maiorana)
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Even Dylan Fairchild, Georgia’s offensive guard that Bengals took turn 3, is a bit of a project. All these guys have high-end athletics and upwards, but there is a concern that they are not ready to obtain the Bengals where they must be to compete for a Super Bowl this season. It is a very volatile draft class that could swing in both directions.
Houston Texans
Houston wisely picked up the capital's recovery exchangingBut the Texans spent a single premium choice on an offensive line in the offensive platform of Minnesota Aireontae Ersery. It is probably because they spent a lot on the offensive line during the free agency, but it is just to wonder if they have acquired enough quality talents in advance. The additions of Cam Robinson, Laken Tomlinson and Ed Ingram are a crowded part on the offensive line, but they to have To be more talented in advance to avoid the disaster they saw last year under the offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik, who was released after the season. They probably solved their broader receiver problem with the selection of wide receiver from Iowa State Jayden Higgins and Jaylin Noel, but it may not have been Houston biggest issue. He approached the offensive line, but perhaps not in the most productive way.
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49ers of San Francisco
The 49ers had a bizarre draft. They started with two players at Mykel Williams and Alfred Collins to help them become more difficult against the race, but they then doubled with two third round choices that could make life more difficult with these guys. The second Nick Martin and the Upton Stout corner half are two of the smallest defensive players in the draft for their positions. As a third round choice, they should start soon. It will be interesting to see if these guys will be able to put himself on the field early and turn the trend as a small players who will be part of the race defense while they are trying to repair this unit and take up a list of championship caliber.
San Francisco’s offensive should be more stable than it was a year ago, but its defense could be volatile with the additions that the Niners made in the third round – unless Williams and Collins are really elite of the race.
