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In this episode of “Interior cover“Podcast, Frank Schwab of Yahoo Sports, Jori Epstein and Charles Robinson spent a lot of time discussing teams with the biggest question points after the draft of the NFL.
49ers of San Francisco
Schwab ranked the 32nd of San Francisco – last of the NFL – due to loss of major talents, questions about the aging nucleus (as George Kittle,, Trent Williams And Christian McCaffrey) and uncertainty around Brandon Aiyuk.
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Robinson stressed that the team had lost a lot of fundamental talents, and its defensively heavy draft must strike perfectly so that San Francisco rebounds quickly. There is also anxiety as to whether BROCK PURDY Can succeed without the same level of skill position he has had in recent years.
Cleveland Browns
The quarter of the Browns are a “clown car”, with too many options, Especially after the writing of Dillon Gabriel and Sheder Sandersand no clear post-Deshaun Watson.
Robinson underlines that it is very unusual and almost unmanageable to enter the season with four quarters. There are also internal concerns about the dynamics of the front office and if the owner of the Jimmy Haslam team makes things more chaotic.
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The quarter room is crowded and unstable – and, according to the way the decisions take place, the browns could waste the capital of the draft and cause unnecessary drama in the locker room and the front office.
New York Giants
Their quarter situation is also troubled. Russell Wilson was signed as a potential starter, Jameis Winston is in the mixture, and recruit of first round Jaxson Dart Wait in the wings. There are questions about how long Wilson will get before the team turned to Dart, in particular with Brian Daboll Coaching for his work. The giants added talents during the offseason, but the sequence and the management of the quarters could dictate how the season takes place – and if the staff survived in 2026.
Jaxon Dart (right), illustrated next to his compatriot recruit Abdul Carter, is in an interesting QB room with Russell Winston and Jameis Winston. (Thomas Salus-Imagn images)
(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect / Reuters)
Dallas Cowboys
While the experts praised the draft of cowboys (in particular for strengthening the offensive line), Schwab and Epstein both raised questions about the ball carrier and wide receiver rooms. There is an uncertainty around whom, apart from Ceedee lambwill catch passes, and if the cowboys have enough firepower to the ball carrier, or may need to make movements (like a Amari Cooper Meeting) before the season.
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Despite a positive note, the depth of the Dallas offensive competence position is lacking compared to divisional rivals.
Green bay packers
Packers, after finally writing a receiver in the first round (Matthew Golden), I still don't have a clear WR1 cut. There is a logjam of “good but not great” receivers, and neither Epstein nor Robinson were only sure if one would emerge as an alpha target for Jordan Love. The absence of a proven and dominant receiver could keep the packers as a “good but not great” team, especially in a difficult NFC.
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