As the 2026 NFL offseason nears its conclusion, fans eagerly anticipate the upcoming season. This week, Tyler Sullivan offers a comprehensive look at the best- and worst-case scenarios for all 32 teams. Here are highlights from three teams:

• Baltimore Ravens
  Best-case scenario: New head coach Jesse Minter revitalizes the defense, leading the Ravens to an AFC North title and a Super Bowl victory with Lamar Jackson in peak form.
  Worst-case scenario: Defensive struggles persist, and aging players like Trey Hendrickson fail to perform, causing the Ravens to miss the playoffs for a second consecutive year.

• Dallas Cowboys
  Best-case scenario: The team thrives with George Pickens and CeeDee Lamb as top receivers, complemented by impactful rookie defenders, leading to a deep playoff run.
  Worst-case scenario: Defensive inconsistencies pressure the offense, and contract disputes with Pickens derail the season, resulting in another playoff miss.

• Seattle Seahawks
  Best-case scenario: The Seahawks repeat as Super Bowl champions, maintaining their strong roster, while new additions bolster their chances.
  Worst-case scenario: A Super Bowl hangover and intense division competition hinder their playoff prospects.

In addition, Brendan Sorsby, the Texas Tech quarterback, enters the supplemental draft, generating buzz around potential landing spots. Teams like the Arizona Cardinals, Carolina Panthers, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers show interest.

Amidst offseason activities, minicamp observations reveal notable performances, including Joe Burrow's confidence and Bo Nix's recovery progress. The NFC West also garners attention as analysts weigh win totals, with the Los Angeles Rams favored to exceed 11.5 wins.

As the offseason wraps up, all eyes turn to training camp, where players will solidify their positions and teams will prepare for the challenges ahead.