Denver Broncos Receive A- Grade for Pre-Draft Moves

The Denver Broncos have received high praise for their 2025 offseason, earning an 'A-' grade from Bleacher Report for aggressive free agency moves and strong roster rebuilding after a surprising playoff run last year. Key signings, such as All-Pro safety Talanoa Hufanga and linebacker Dre Greenlaw, are expected to further elevate the team's elite defense, which led the NFL in sacks in 2024 and featured Defensive Player of the Year Patrick Surtain II. In contrast, the Buffalo Bills, despite locking in core players like Josh Allen and making a splash by signing Joey Bosa, were given a surprisingly modest 'C+' for their offseason, with analysts questioning whether the team has meaningfully improved. The Baltimore Ravens also received a 'C' grade for a quiet offseason, with critics noting that their minimal signings and the loss of key defensive players put pressure on them to succeed in the draft, especially at cornerback and edge rusher. Meanwhile, concerns have emerged about the 2025 NFL draft quarterback class: at least one NFL team reportedly lacks a first-round grade for any quarterback, including likely top pick Cam Ward, raising doubts about the quality and depth of this year's prospects. This skepticism could affect draft strategies, especially for teams like the Tennessee Titans holding high picks. Overall, while some teams are being celebrated for bold offseason moves, others face questions about whether they have done enough to contend in the upcoming season.