The 2023 NFL regular season is complete. Plenty of heartwarming stories remain for playoff teams: the Packers' young core pushing for a berth in Week 18 and facing off against their former head coach, 38-year-old Joe Flacco and the Browns taking on rookie C.J. Stroud in Houston, and more. But it's on to the 2024 NFL Draft for many teams and fan bases. The Chicago Bears have a unique decision: use the first overall pick they acquired from the Carolina Panthers in the Bryce Young deal in 2023 on a rookie quarterback to reset the timeline for a quarterback extension and place a rookie on a near-playoff roster, or trade the pick (again) for a haul that could net them multiple first-round picks and impact players. The Washington Commanders and New England Patriots face similar decisions, though there's less ambiguity surrounding their signal-callers.
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