A historic NFL moment & playing Roster Doctor with Lindsay Jones & Nate Tice
Which NFL rosters have improved the most headed into 2021? Which teams worry us the most? And which ones fall into our "What the Hell?" category? Nate Tice and Lindsay Jones both bring team names to the table as Robert Mays leads the crew through their 2021 Roster Doctor segment assessing the best and worst rosters in the NFL.
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Best Rosters
Bucs, Packers, Chiefs, Browns, Bills, Packers
Worst Rosters
Texans, Lions, Jags, Panthers, Eagles
Best Offensive Depth Charts
Chiefs, Bucs, Browns, Cowboys
Sneaky Good Offenses
Rams, Vikings, Patriots, Washington
Offenses that Worry Us
Panthers, Bears, Steelers
Best Defensive Depth Charts
Ravens, Bucs, Broncos, Steelers
Sneaky Good Defenses
Washington, Packers, Giants
Defenses that Worry Us
Titans, Cowboys, Raiders
Best Position Groups
Washington’s Front 4, Bucs WRs, Browns RBs, Titans WRs, Patriots TEs, Browns O-Line, Steelers Defensive Front, Cowboys WRs
Most Improved Position Groups
Browns Secondary, Chargers O-Line
“What the Hell?” Position Groups
Broncos QBs, Steelers O-Line, Panthers O-Line, Giants O-Line
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