While much of the attention was on the Falcons' attempt to turbocharge the Packers' quarterback succession model, Green Bay may have done it again by selecting Tulane quarterback Michael Pratt in the seventh round. Despite being a long-term project, Pratt's impressive college career, which included starting 44 games and throwing 90 touchdowns, makes him a worthy gamble for the Packers at pick No. 245.

Meanwhile, the Cowboys, known for their offseason controversies and mixed performances, went about their business quietly during the draft. Managing to secure value with all three of their top picks, Dallas made an impactful move by selecting second-round edge rusher Marshawn Kneeland, who has the potential to become a star. The addition of Ezekiel Elliott through free agency, however, didn't have a significant impact on the team's overall trajectory.

For the Cleveland Browns, their first-round draft pick at No. 54 presented challenges to find substantial help. Nevertheless, the Browns finally completed their task of paying the bills from the trade involving Deshaun Watson. This allows them to have a first-round draft pick in 2025 for the first time since 2021, unless further trades are made.

In Cincinnati, the Bengals aim to create a formidable offensive line for the future. By using their first-round pick on 6-foot-8, 340-pound Amarius Mims, despite his limited college starts, Cincinnati adds to their already imposing lineup with Orlando Brown Jr. at left tackle and Trent Brown on the right side. While Mims may not start immediately, if he does, it will surely be a spectacle to watch the Bengals' towering offensive line in action.

Lastly, the Buffalo Bills demonstrated their calculated approach to rebuilding by trading out of the first round for more cost-effective assets. However, they still managed to secure a promising talent with their first pick in the second round, selecting Florida State's Keon Coleman, a talented receiver. If Coleman can quickly develop chemistry with quarterback Josh Allen, it will significantly contribute to stabilizing the Bills' rebuilding process.

Overall, these teams showcased their ability to quietly execute successful draft strategies, focusing on acquiring key players and making calculated moves to strengthen their respective rosters. As the NFL offseason progresses, it will be intriguing to see how these carefully selected prospects shape the future of their teams.