ESPN's Seth Walder handed out offseason report cards to all 32 NFL teams, evaluating the quality of decisions rather than just talent acquired. The grades factor in signings, trades, extensions, draft picks and hirings, providing a comprehensive look at how each franchise approached the 2026 offseason.

Philadelphia earned high marks despite trading star receiver A.J. Brown to New England for a 2028 first-round pick and 2027 fifth-rounder. The Eagles smartly acquired Riq Woolen for one year and $12 million while adding Jonathan Greenard via trade. However, the three-year, $78 million extension for Jordan Davis raised concerns about value at the nose tackle position.

Los Angeles landed Mike McDaniel as offensive coordinator, potentially revitalizing Justin Herbert's supporting cast. They retained key veterans like Khalil Mack and upgraded the interior line with Tyler Biadasz. Miami took a bold rebuild approach, signing Malik Willis to a three-year, $67.5 million deal after trading Jaylen Waddle. The Dolphins essentially started fresh with new leadership across coaching, personnel and quarterback positions.

These offseason evaluations reveal which teams made prudent investments versus those gambling on potential. The Eagles demonstrated shrewd asset management, while the Chargers positioned themselves for immediate improvement. Miami's complete reset reflects confidence in Willis despite roster limitations.