It's been an eventful two weeks since the official start of the NFL's offseason, but which moves actually will result in net gains for their teams is anyone's guess.
A couple of franchises, such as Oakland and Houston, have elevated themselves to contender status in the eyes of many fans and observers. Others -- we're looking at you, Cleveland -- seem relegated to be also-rans in 2016.
Most of the NFL's major free-agent signings happened within 48 hours of the beginning of the new league year on March 9 in a record-breaking spending spree. But second- and third-tier players continue to find new homes every day as teams look to shore up weak spots on their rosters and find bargain-basement deals.