As an expert in the NFL, I've analyzed the biggest remaining roster issues for each NFC team. While some clubs have addressed their top priorities, others still have areas to improve. The Dallas Cowboys face concerns at cornerback depth, with key players like DaRon Bland missing time and free-agent signee Cobie Durant raising questions. The New York Giants' center position is a liability, with John Michael Schmitz struggling. Philadelphia's safety depth is a concern, with Marcus Epps and Cooper DeJean filling the void left by Reed Blankenship. Washington's outside WR2 position is a question mark, with Treylon Burks and Luke McCaffrey failing to impress. The Chicago Bears' interior defensive line is a potential major issue, with the addition of Neville Gallimore failing to improve the unit. Detroit's secondary is riddled with red flags, with key players like Brian Branch and Kerby Joseph dealing with injuries. Green Bay's edge rusher position is a concern, with Micah Parsons unlikely to return soon. The Minnesota Vikings' tight end position is a weakness, with T.J. Hockenson struggling and no notable additions. Atlanta's interior defensive line is a concern, with the loss of David Onyemata and Ruke Orhorhoro. Carolina's tight end position is a weakness, with Bryce Young lacking reliable weapons. Tampa Bay's tight end room is a concern, with Cade Otton accounting for most of the team's production. Arizona's quarterback position is a question mark, with Jacoby Brissett and Gardner Minshew not being franchise QBs. Los Angeles' wide receiver depth is a concern, with Davante Adams and Puka Nacua raising questions. San Francisco's center field safety position is a concern, with no reliable center fielder. Seattle's wide receiver position is a concern, with Cooper Kupp and Rashid Shaheed raising questions. These issues could be addressed with free agents or trades, but each team has areas to improve as the season approaches.
