There's an old adage in the NFL that states regardless of how good you are right now, if you aren't getting better, you're falling behind. And there has probably never been a time in league history when a team can go from good to bad, or vice versa, so quickly. So with that in mind, every team in the NFL, including the undefeated New England Patriots, will be looking for ways to improve.

For the Pats, the first order of business might be re-signing wide receiver Randy Moss, who will become a restricted free agent. The problem is, however, he is going to command a whopping salary and signing bonus on the open market with teams standing in line for the opportunity to secure his services. Cornerback Asante Samuel could also become a free-agent casualty, and age at linebacker is really beginning to be a big concern.

For their Super Bowl opponents, the upstart New York Giants, there are probably a few more concerns, starting at cornerback and perhaps their offensive line. David Diehl has played hard at offensive tackle, but he is overmatched at times by athletic defensive ends and is probably better suited as an interior lineman.

Over the past couple weeks, with the assistance of draft guru Andrew Wynne, we've put together an analysis of each team's needs heading into the offseason, so check out what your favorite team might be thinking as they head into free agency and the NFL Draft. Read more...