One of the major themes of any given NFL offseason is players getting paid. That can come via free agency or the team and player simply agreeing on an extension. During the 2025 offseason, we've seen an exorbitant amount of money fly out of team facilities and into the wallets of some of the league's very best.

The bulk of the 2025 NFL offseason is behind us, and while all 32 teams would like to think they’ve improved greatly upon last year’s roster, that isn’t always the case. The truth is, some teams took a step back or otherwise had key needs to fill, but ultimately failed to deliver on their promise.

Aaron Rodgers remains a free agent as the 2025 NFL season gets closer. While he's still eligible to sign wherever he'd like, the Pittsburgh Steelers are the clear favorite to land his services.

A few teams in the NFL might end up underachieving and simply not playing as well as we think in the 2025 season.

The ban on offensive players from pushing, pulling, lifting, grasping or encircling a runner was reportedly supported by a 22-10 vote among team owners, two short of the three-quarters majority

"My guess is this planning has been done long before now so that (the franchise) is not all passing at his death."

Here at TPS, we’re going to rank each NFL team owner based on their wealth and what they’ve accomplished in their lives.

Which teams voted against the proposal? The Philadelphia Eagles are an obvious one as the inventor and most frequent user of the "Tush Push." But several other teams stuck with the Eagles, including Dan Campbell's Detroit Lions and John Harbaugh's Baltimore Ravens. Here's the full list, per ESPN:

The vote at the spring meetings in Minnesota on Tuesday authorized the league to negotiate safety provisions and scheduling logistics with the NFL Players Association.