Early NFL Power Rankings 2024: Chiefs reign supreme, but who’s next?
New York TimesRead The Athletic’s latest NFL Power Rankings. A disappointing ending shouldn’t overshadow the fact the Ravens, who have $7.3 million cap space, remain the class of the AFC’s B flight. The Dolphins quarterback is under contract for 2024 at a $23.2 million cap hit, but that’s the last year of his deal and “Should Miami give Tua a market-setting deal?” is going to be one of the questions of the offseason. GO DEEPER Jets 10-step offseason plan: Trade Zach Wilson, get Aaron Rodgers help on offense Seattle gets a new head coach bump thanks to Mike Macdonald’s hiring, but it’s still in one of the league’s toughest divisions with the 49ers, Rams and perhaps ascendant Cardinals. They couldn’t get a long-term deal done with their star running back last offseason but have $21.8 million in cap space available they want to try harder this offseason.
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