With Super Bowl 57's completion, the NFL offseason is officially underway. And while it's often framed as a time of hope for the 31 teams that failed to kiss the Lombardi Trophy, reality is rarely so kind.
In a league designed to suppress or elevate teams to .500 – well, .471 or .529 in the modern era of the 17-game regular season – several high-profile clubs seem decidedly set up to regress and/or could be restricted from improving based on their past decisions and current circumstances.
Here are six that could have a devil of a time enhancing their situations in the coming months:
Baltimore Ravens
