Tampa Bay has captured the NFC South crown in four consecutive seasons, including back-to-back years since Brady retired. However, they've only been able to alternate early exits in the division and wild-card rounds in that time.

The Bears are in a favorable position with seven draft picks, including four inside the Top 75. That starts with the 10th overall selection, two high second-round picks (including the final piece of the 2023 blockbuster trade with the Carolina Panthers) and a high third rounder.

Per Fox Sports' Jordan Schultz, the Cleveland Browns and New York Giants are considered longshots to trade out of the second and third picks, respectively, despite multiple teams calling to gauge their interest. Schultz did note the Browns are still "listening" when teams call with "legitimate" offers.