Andy Benoit

Led by A.J. Green, the Cincinnati Bengals have one of the best receiving corps, but quarterback Andy Dalton’s play has been too inconsistent. He needs to give himself more time and space in the pocket to make better decisions

The MMQB’s Andy Benoit ranks every NFL team based on roster talent and gives 10 thoughts on each club throughout training camp. The No. 19 Indianapolis Colts had to take the good with the bad when it came to Andrew Luck last year. He made more spectacular plays than any quarterback in the NFL, but far too many negative ones as well. Can he stay healthy and make the necessary fixes?

The Tennessee Titans have a rising star in quarterback Marcus Mariota, but their offense’s fate will be decided by the revamped receiving corps

The MMQB’s Andy Benoit ranks every NFL team based on roster talent and gives 10 thoughts on each club throughout training camp. No. 21 Washington has one of the league’s best play-action offenses, but that doesn’t mean they’re great at running the ball. It all starts with the O-line, which is packed with quality tackles

The Detroit Lions need to shore up their secondary, which allowed a league-high 72.7% of passes to be completed last season. Plus, look for quarterback Matthew Stafford to keep playing more and more like Peyton Manning—at least in the presnap phase

The MMQB’s Andy Benoit ranks every NFL team based on roster talent and gives 10 thoughts on each club throughout training camp. The No. 23 Los Angeles Chargers have the league’s third best edge rusher in Joey Bosa, who trails only the Broncos’ Von Miller and the Raiders’ Khalil Mack (J.J. Watt is more of a pure defensive lineman)

The Carolina Panthers need to let Cam Newton run as much as possible. Take that part of his game away and he’s a below-average quarterback

The MMQB’s Andy Benoit ranks every NFL team based on roster talent and gives 10 thoughts on each club throughout training camp. The No. 25 Jacksonville Jaguars must see a transformation from Blake Bortles, whose throwing motion is too long and leads to bad decisions. If he doesn't fix it, he could be out of a starting job by Halloween

The MMQB’s Andy Benoit ranks every NFL team based on roster talent and gives 10 thoughts on each club throughout training camp. The No. 26 New Orleans Saints are lucky to have Drew Brees, who can compensate for injuries along the O-line and make up for the fact that the offense still doesn’t have a receiver who can play the “Marques Colston” role

The No. 27 Chicago Bears forced only 11 turnovers last season, tying the league’s all-time low. If that doesn’t change, they’ll draft top five again in 2018