The Bears, Commanders and Patriots are together at the top once again.

One year after those franchises held the top three picks in the NFL Draft — and drafted quarterbacks Caleb Williams (Bears), Jayden Daniels (Commanders) and Drake Maye (Patriots) with the No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 picks, respectively — they are fighting for the label of Most Improved Team of the NFL offseason.

For one, having a quarterback on a cost-controlled rookie contract allows for big spending on other positions and thus often leads to the quick fix in free agency.

Having a quarterback on a cost-controlled rookie contract allows for the kind of big spending elsewhere that can catapult an NFL team.{ai:summary}<p>The Bears, Commanders, and Patriots, who held the top three picks in last year's NFL Draft, are now competing for the title of Most Improved Team this offseason. Their success is attributed to having quarterbacks on rookie contracts, enabling them to invest in other positions through free agency. </p><p>This strategic financial flexibility often leads to rapid improvements within teams. #sports</p>

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