The NFL offseason may have officially turned the page from the draft frenzy, but the real drama is just heating up. With training camps, OTAs, and mandatory minicamps on the horizon, every team is now tasked with blending their shiny new rookies with seasoned veterans—all while hoping to craft a winning formula for the season ahead. But even after all that roster reshuffling, some clubs are still staring down big, unanswered questions.

Take the Arizona Cardinals, for example. They snagged Miami product Cam Beck with the 65th overall pick, and now the big question is: How soon will he see the field? The Cardinals' quarterback room isn't exactly overflowing with star power. Jacoby Brissett is the current starter, but after going 1-11 in 2025, he's also holding out for a new contract. Then there's Gardner Minshew and undrafted free agent Kedon Slovis. With a third-round pick invested in Beck, Arizona will want to get a full look at him this season—especially since he brings 43 collegiate starts and will turn 25 during his rookie year. That's not your typical greenhorn. The real mystery? Whether first-year head coach Mike LaFleur will let him sink or swim from Day One.

Meanwhile, down in Atlanta, the quarterback competition is already brewing. The Falcons signed veteran Tua Tagovailoa after his release from the Miami Dolphins, setting the stage for a potential showdown with Michael Penix Jr. But here's the lingering concern: Can Penix stay healthy enough to truly challenge for the starting job? It's a question that could define the Falcons' entire season—and their draft strategy for years to come.