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NFL Offseason Forecast: What's next for all 32 teams

With the offseason officially underway, Around The League will examine what's next for all 32 teams.

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The New Orleans Saints' battle over Jimmy Graham's franchise-tag designation will be the story of their offseason. Marc Sessler breaks down what's going on in the Big Easy. ** Read**
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Is Mike Glennon the answer for new coach Lovie Smith in Tampa Bay? After moving on from the Schiano era, the Buccaneers have no shortage of talent or fashion bravado, Dan Hanzus writes. ** Read**
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The Indianapolis Colts are set to be buyers in free agency. Will GM Ryan Grigson succeed in pairing Andrew Luck with wide receiver Eric Decker? ATL explores. ** Read**
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Tom Brady and Bill Belichick aren't going anywhere. But the New England Patriots still have a lot of big questions this offseason, starting with Danny Amendola, Aqib Talib and Julian Edelman. ** Read**
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Will we find out what the Tennessee Titans look like without Chris Johnson in 2014? Around The League breaks down the Titans' offseason priorities.  **Read**
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Between Anquan Boldin's likely return and the Jim Harbaugh- Browns saga, the 49ers must stay intact and add the necessary pieces to finally win the Super Bowl after three excruciatingly close misses. **Read**
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The San Diego Chargers need to add speedy playmakers on both sides of the ball in 2014. Our offseason forecast prescribes weapons behind WR Keenan Allen and RB Ryan Mathews**Read**
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Are the Bills committed to quarterback EJ Manuel? Will safety Jairus Byrd stick around? Our Around The League guys explore these questions and more out of Buffalo in this offseason forecast.  **Read**
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Will the Kansas City Chiefs be able to keep prized left tackle Branden Albert off the open market? Around The League delved into his future and more in our latest offseason forecast.  **Read**
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The Ravens adapt to roster turnover better than most, but with Joe Flacco in need of some new targets, GM Ozzie Newsome has his work cut out for him. Marc Sessler explores the road ahead in Baltimore.  **Read**
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The Bears have some key personnel decisions to make this offseason. Salary-cap constraints could force Chicago to move on from vets Charles Tillman and Julius Peppers. Around The League breaks it down.  **Read**
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The Miami Dolphins are in a state of transition, attempting to move on from the ugly Richie Incognito business. Will key free agents like Brent Grimes return? Dan Hanzus delves into the situation. **Read**
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Oakland Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie is finally out of salary-cap hell. Can he re-sign Jared Veldheer and Lamarr Houston and still have money left over for impact free-agent acquisitions? Chris Wesseling gives his analysis.  **Read**
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Cincinnati enters 2014 stocked with talent on both sides of the ball and two new coordinators. Though the Bengals are primed for another playoff run, is competition for Andy Dalton on the way? Marc Sessler explores.  **Read**
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With Asante Samuel gone and Thomas DeCoud a likely salary-cap casualty, the Atlanta Falcons need to shore up their defense and fill a very big pair of tight end cleats this offseason. Chris Wesseling breaks it all down. **Read**
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With a new coaching staff in place, the Detroit Lions' offseason will revolve around quarterback Matthew Stafford's footwork and defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh's contract extension, Kevin Patra writes. **Read**
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The Seahawks should be able to keep their core group of young players together, but they too must grapple with the the salary cap and ultimately decide who stays and who goes. Gregg Rosenthal writes about that and what comes next for the defending Super Bowl champions. **Read**
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The Arizona Cardinals are aiming for a return to the playoffs in 2014. Will they be able to lock up Patrick Peterson and re-sign Karlos Dansby to a long-term extension this offseason? **Read**
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Will the Green Bay Packers bring back established stars B.J. Raji and Jermichael Finley or look for solutions in the draft? Around The League explores that and more.  **Read**
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The Dallas Cowboys entered 2014 with the NFL's worst salary-cap situation. Our offseason forecast breaks down the futures of Jason Hatcher and Miles Austin, among others. **Read**
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The Washington Redskins are going to make big moves because they are the Redskins and that's what they do. So where will they spend their money, and will Brian Orakpo return? **Read**
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Everyone in the NFC West finished with a winning record in 2013 except the St. Louis Rams. Can Jeff Fisher's club take the next step in 2014? **Read**
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The Vikings are still searching for a franchise quarterback after missing on Christian Ponder and Matt Cassel voided his contract. Minnesota is likely looking at the end for Jared Allen in purple. **Read**

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The New York Giants were one of the NFL's biggest flops in 2013. With Tom Coughlin back for another season, how will the Giants rebuild their roster and get Eli Manning back to his old self? **Read**

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