In the modern NFL, quarterback play is paramount for a team’s success. As such, organizations are increasingly focusing on ensuring their young quarterbacks are well-equipped for success. This article explores various teams that have made significant offseason moves to bolster their quarterback’s chances of thriving.
Leveraging new coaching strategies and player acquisitions, teams like the Chicago Bears have invested heavily in their young QBs, most notably Caleb Williams. They hired Ben Johnson, traded for Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson, and added sought-after draft picks to provide the necessary support, steering clear from a repeat of their previous season’s struggles.
Class of 2022 (1)
- Brock Purdy, 49ers: The 49ers largely revamped their defense, potentially weakening support for Purdy. They retained star tight end George Kittle but lost several key players to trades and free agency.
Class of 2023 (3)
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Bryce Young, Panthers: The Panthers made adjustments in the backfield and brought in veteran Adam Thielen to bolster Young’s receiving options.
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C.J. Stroud, Texans: After extensive changes in the offensive line and skill positions, the Texans aim to provide Stroud comprehensive support.
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- Caleb Williams, Bears: Chicago has dedicated considerable resources to creating a supportive environment for Williams. With new coaching and significant roster shifts, they aim to cultivate a successful offensive system.
- Jayden Daniels, Commanders: By acquiring top-tier players like Deebo Samuel, the Commanders are looking to enhance their offense significantly.
This focus on quarterback support is essential for developing young talent, ensuring they are not only competitive but also able to reach their full potential.
