La temporada baja de la NFL ve a los equipos de la NFC centrarse en el equilibrio y la velocidad

Los equipos de la NFC realizaron movimientos estratégicos durante la temporada baja de 2026 para abordar puntos débiles clave.

Los Dallas Cowboys priorizaron el equilibrio al sumar talento defensivo, incluyendo a Caleb Downs y Rashan Gary. Filadelfia ejecutó intercambios y contrataciones audaces, como la de Jonathan Greenard, para fortalecer su plantilla. Los Washington Commanders dieron prioridad a la velocidad con incorporaciones como Sonny Styles y Odafe Oweh en toda su defensa. Los Carolina Panthers invirtieron fuertemente en grandes nombres, incluyendo a Jaelan Phillips con un contrato de cuatro años por un valor de 120 millones de dólares.

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