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2023 NFL free agency: Seven teams with roster holes, what's next

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With the bulk of NFL free agency spending in the books, I want to take a step back and look at the teams that were left with vacancies to fill in the months to come.

We understandably spend March focusing on the players who sign deals (or who hint at the possibility of a trade for weeks on end with no conclusion), but we often don't look closer at what's left behind by the departures of those players.

Let's examine each position, pick a team that has lost a key player (or players) without fully replacing them and identify what their most likely path to plugging those holes looks like over the next few months.

I'll be using each team's history and the various options available to them to guide me. Most teams like to have their quarterback plans locked in before the new league year begins, let alone by the end of March.

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