There’s no better moment for optimism than during the approach to the 2024 NFL season.
Sure, the most recent campaign might not gone wonderfully for a team. Since then, however, a franchise may have brought in a new coaching staff, signed some key players or drafted a well-fitting prospect—and perhaps a combination of those things.
On the other hand, the offseason might have allowed a front office to build on a promising year. The team reached the playoffs in 2023 and should be aiming for more improvement this season.
The reality is these positives won’t necessarily be enough to avoid a bunch of losses from piling up during the regular season.
Right now, though, every team has reason to believe it can compete
