The 2024-25 NFL regular season has officially come to a close, and for 14 teams, the focus shifts to extending their season, while the remaining teams will be looking toward the right players and coaches to change their fortunes heading into next year.
The Dallas Cowboys once again failed to live up to expectations and might just be in their worst position as a franchise in recent memory.
Here is the final edition of the NFL Power Rankings after 18 thrilling weeks of football.
One offseason may not drastically alter the course of this franchise, but trading Myles Garrett for a few first-round picks could help offset the damage caused by the Deshaun Watson trade.
A quarterback would certainly be a step in the right direction, but unfortunately, this draft lacks franchise-changing talent at the position.
Their best bet is to trade back with a quarterback-needy team and focus on drafting the best player available at each position. With a lack of talent across the board, making a rash decision with the number one pick would be unwise.
Considering the injuries, along with the lack of talent and leadership on the field, the team performed exceptionally well given the circumstances.
Unfortunately for Drake Maye, this fanbase will inevitably be calling for Joe Milton when the team struggles due to its horrific roster.
Aaron Rodgers had significant influence in shaping the roster and coaching staff, yet he continues to avoid holding himself accountable for the widespread mishaps within this struggling franchise.
