The NFL offseason provides a time for hope because teams add new pieces through free agency, trades and the draft. Many of those additions are weapons that get a fanbase excited about the coming season.
While quality offensive linemen, hope-opening fullbacks and block-eating defensive linemen are valuable pieces for a franchise, they don't excite casual fans. Fans are looking for players who produce yards, interceptions, sacks and touchdowns.
Every NFL team has added at least one player who can be considered a weapon this offseason. Using factors like physical potential, proven production, scheme fit and projected role, we'll examine each of those new weapons.