The 2026 NFL Draft has come and gone, but the offseason buzz is just getting started. With the schedule release expected around May 13 or 14, there's plenty to discuss—starting with Aaron Rodgers' lingering decision and some dark-horse Super Bowl contenders who made serious roster moves.

Every offseason is about getting better, and a few long-shot teams have quietly positioned themselves as real threats. According to our analysis, these squads—all sitting at +2000 odds or worse to win Super Bowl LXI—have reloaded in a big way.

Cincinnati Bengals (+2200)
The Bengals already had the offensive firepower with Joe Burrow, Ja'Marr Chase, and Tee Higgins. But a leaky defense and bad injury luck kept them from reaching their ceiling. This offseason, they went all-in up front, adding defensive tackles Dexter Lawrence and Jonathan Allen, edge rusher Boye Mafe, and safety Bryan Cook. If that unit stays healthy, Cincinnati could finally live up to its Super Bowl potential.

Dallas Cowboys (+2500)
Dallas focused on speed and versatility, bringing in linebacker Dee Winters, cornerback Cobie Durant, and safety Jalen Thompson. Edge rusher Rashan Gary adds punch off the edge, while receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling gives Dak Prescott a deep threat. Rookies Caleb Downs and Malachi Lawrence add depth. The Cowboys might not be favorites, but they've got the pieces to surprise.

As we wait for the schedule to drop, keep an eye on these teams—and on Rodgers. His next move could reshape the entire league. Until then, the buzz is just getting louder.