Every team in the NFL has one goal heading into each year: to be the last team standing on the final Sunday of the season as Super Bowl champions. There can only be one (shoutout to Highlander) champion, though, and sometimes legit contenders will load up on both veteran and highly-rated rookie talent to make the strongest push they can for a title.
Those teams are typically ones with an ascending young quarterback, still playing on their rookie contract, or an aging veteran still performing at a high level in the twilight of their career. This “Super bowl or bust” mentality often comes at the cost of long-term sustainability.