The NFL can see another worst to first turnaround this season. Through seven weeks, two teams that finished last in 2024 are leading their division. Overall, seven teams that missed the playoffs last season have at least four wins.

Despite lackluster performances as a Colt, the Browns bet on lightning striking twice and brought back Flacco in 2025 free agency. Incredibly, they named Flacco the starting QB over highly-touted rookies Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders. Because of course.

The Chicago Bears have struggled with penalties, ranking among the worst in the NFL. Chicago's pass rush is a significant weakness, ranking 25th in the league with only 14 sacks. Numerous injuries to key players have impacted the Bears' performance throughout the season.

Frankly, the Lions likely hoped for more from each of their last two first-round picks this year, as both Arnold and Tyleik Williams continue to underwhelm. But Arnold is a year further along, and he's been assaulted in coverage when healthy as a sophomore.

Atlanta Falcons edge rusher Leonard Floyd has been fined $11,593 by the NFL for an unnecessary roughness penalty he committed during last week's loss to the Miami Dolphins, according to a report from ESPN's Marc Raimondi. The fine comes as a result of a facemask penalty that was called on Floyd in the second quarter of Sunday's game.

The Colts' Daniel Jones deal looks great now; the Texans' OL deals do not. Let's review every NFL team's signings, trades, hirings and draft picks with hindsight.