Mark Chichester

The Browns look to have a dominant offensive line this year, with the only question being at right tackle. Two players seem to be competing for the job.

The Bills signed Mike Tolbert this offseason, but the halfback/fullback looks like he'll be more of a pass-blocker than a ball-carrier in 2017.

The offseason departure of Brandin Cooks opens things up for Willie Snead to have a big role in the Saints offense in 2017.

Despite the presence of Joe Mixon and Giovani Bernard, Jeremy Hill's work at the goal line should keep him involved in the team's offense, per reports.

Adams had a decent showing as a rookie, and the Giants are reportedly ready to insert him into the starting lineup at free safety in 2017.

Killebrew played a lot of his snaps last year at linebacker, but will now be the third safety on the team. PFF looks at his 2016 production

After struggling in both Tennessee and Philadelphia, Dorial Green-Beckham will have some work to do to convince a team to sign him so he can continue his career.

Seattle TE Nick Vannett looked competent in minimal time as a rookie in 2016, and there are reports he could jump to the team's No. 2 in 2017.

The former USC receiver and second-round draft pick is already making his mark with his new NFL team.

Alonso has mostly played inside linebacker, but his skill set could lead to success in the weak side role.

The defensive lineman is hoping to see more playing time in the upcoming season.

Maliek Collins flashed plenty of potential as a rookie, but wants to up that production in 2017. His coaches are on board from his practice performances.

OC Matt Cavanaugh claims that Washington will go with the hot hand at running back. PFF examines Thompson's production last year.

Jones lost ground on Washington's depth chart due to stiff competition and a fumble issue. PFF looks at his production in various run schemes.

Watkins, Mike Evans, Odell Beckham Jr., and more highlight a draft class that coudl be in line for major paydays.

The Giants drafted Engram in the first round, and at least one reporter thinks the rookie could see plenty of work in the team's offense.

The Bills have been improving their offensive line, but right tackle remains an issue. Can Dion Dawkins fix that spot in 2017?

After losing two tight ends this offseason, Baltimore could make sense for Barnidge as he looks for a new team.

Waller will miss 2017 to suspension, the second of the team's 2016 tight ends lost for this year.

The Eagles have added competition to the backfield this offseason, but Darren Sproles still expects to maintain his third-down role. What does the PFF data say?