The biggest roster need for all 32 NFL teams: Cowboys have WR hole to fill

Billions of dollars in contracts were handed out in NFL free agency. Then 257 players were selected last weekend during the 2025 NFL Draft, before hundreds more were signed as undrafted free agents.

Yet somehow, despite all that, none of the 32 NFL teams did everything they needed to do.

With the team-building part of the NFL offseason basically over, every single team still has some holes to fill. There are a few lingering veteran free agents who could help and there’s always the chance of a training camp surprise from an unexpected player. But for the most part, teams are out of options in their search for help.

If they didn’t find help in free agency or the draft, they’re unlikely to find it now.

So here’s a look at what each team didn’t do this offseason — the most important hole on every roster that each team still has to plug:

Arizona Cardinals
Biggest need: Offensive line

They spent a lot of money and picks beefing up their defense this offseason, which is right in coach Jonathan Gannon’s wheelhouse. But they still could use help on the offensive side, where they have plenty of weapons but questionable protection. They added depth on the offensive line, but could’ve used some starter help. They’ll be banking instead on improvement from the incumbents, knowing their offense could be dangerous if they can give QB Kyler Murray time to work.

Atlanta Falcons
Biggest need: Cornerback

They do return their starting corners, which is good, but their pass defense wasn’t very good in general last season. It’ll help that they really upgraded at edge rusher, drafting two in the first round (Jalon Walker, James Pearce Jr.). But they didn’t do much to get better or deeper at cornerback. Maybe it’ll help if their