Plenty can still be accomplished by NFL teams between now and the start of the 2020 regular season (whenever that may be).
The initial wave of free agency and the draft gave everyone a better idea of what each of the 32 teams will be this year, but the process of talent acquisition and offseason moves isn't finished.
June 1 could spur some movement because of the date's impact on certain contracts. The July 15 deadline to sign franchise-tagged players to long-term deals could as well. Plus, some squads still have areas to address.
Every organization has a move or two it can make to place it in a better position from a roster, financial or locker room perspective.