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NFL training camps are close to starting and after media and fans got a good look at teams in OTA's earlier this month, early season predictions are making headlines on social media.

Cleveland - This time of year is slow for NFL fans as they wait patiently for the start of training camp, but for the teams themselves, there's still time to get players to help for the upcoming season, especially if willing to pay the right price.

With the NFL Draft about to get started, several rumors have hit social media this week as teams look to make a roster that can win a franchise a Super Bowl.

Cleveland - The final countdown is on as the NFL prepares for the players draft next week. With rumors of potential trades and reports of teams moving in a different direction, here's a look at the latest projections for the opening round.

Cleveland - The final countdown is on as the 2017 NFL Draft takes place next month and the best college players from all around the nation will soon know where they will begin their professional football careers.

Denver - The Dallas Cowboys have found the quarterback that will lead America's team for the next few years in youngster Dak Prescott, but what are their plans for veteran Tony Romo?

San Francisco - The San Francisco 49ers where once the most feared franchise in the NFL, but times have changed and now the team has its third head coach in as many years and the talent level is bleak in the bay area.

The 2016 NFL season will go down as one of the best years in league history and with the Patriots winning another Super Bowl, teams must find the right talent to knock New England out of contention in 2017 and it will all start with the players draft.

Seattle - With the NFL trade deadline quickly approaching, social media is buzzing with rumors and speculation, but for a team like Seattle, improving their woeful offensive line is the only chance this franchise has at winning another Super Bowl.

New York - With just one week left until the NFL trade deadline, it appears a few big name players could be moved, including Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo.

Its been another exciting week of NFL action, but one thing is clear, even the best teams in the league have weaknesses and every franchise could use better depth, especially at the skilled positions.

Despite a 3-2 start to the season, trouble is brewing for the Green Bay Packers. As they enter this week's contest against Chicago without their top two running backs and with Aaron Rodgers not playing to expectations, another loss could be damaging.

Denver - The NFL trade deadline is just around the corner and for several teams, the next few days could change the outcome of the 2016 season and beyond.

Miami - It might be early in the 2016 NFL season, but a few teams have already shown they need to start looking towards the future.

Miami - When NFL teams struggle, the first player under the microscope is usually the quarterback and that's the case with Miami. The Dolphins have invested time and money on Ryan Tannehill and are still waiting for a return.

Miami - Thursday night was a game Miami needed to win to get back into the NFL playoff ace, but once again the offense struggled.

Buffalo - Its not the start the Buffalo Bills where hoping for as the team has lost their first two games to start the 2016 NFL season.

Boston - Despite a 31-24 victory over Miami on Sunday, New England is scrambling after losing quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo to a shoulder injury.

Los Angeles - It wasn't the start fans, coaches, or players envisioned as the LA Rams opened the year with an embarrassing 28-0 loss at San Francisco on Monday night, but will it change the current quarterback situation?

Chase Daniel signed a big three year contract this off season with Philadelphia, believing he had a shot to become a starting NFL quarterback for the first time in his career, but things change quickly and the veteran isn't happy with the Eagles.

Minneapolis - The Minnesota Vikings won 11 games in 2015 and NFL experts had the team as one of the best in the NFC for this season, but an apparently serious leg injury to quarterback Teddy Bridgewater on Tuesday could be a huge blow to a franchise on the rise.

Dallas - There are plenty of headlines heading into the final week of preseason games in the NFL with most of the news surrounding injuries, but for teams and the fans, its just one step closer to the regular season when games actually have meaning.

Dallas - The first big injury of the 2016 NFL season couldn't have come at a worse time for the Dallas Cowboys as starting quarterback Tony Romo is out yet again after a hit in the first quarter against Seattle on Friday night.

Los Angeles - It didn't start well, but the Rams return to Los Angles had a storybook ending as backup quarterback Sean Mannion led the team to three second half touchdowns and a comeback 28-24 victory over Dallas.

Dallas - The first week of training camp and the Dallas Cowboys have already been hit with bad news as backup quarterback Kellen Moore has broken his ankle and could miss the entire 2016 NFL season.

Kansas City - The LA Rams released quarterback Nick Foles after just one season with the team, not exactly high praise for a player they made a trade for, but with several NFL teams needing help with depth at the position, he should sign somewhere in the coming days.

Seattle - The biggest news out of the NFL this week happened in Los Angeles as the Rams released disgruntled quarterback Nick Foles, not a surprising move considering he played poorly in his only season with the franchise.

Buffalo - Just when it seemed Buffalo was turning the corner on offense, running back Karlos Williams was suspended for the start of the 2016 NFL season and with little depth at running back, concerns have created plenty of speculation for the front office.

Kansas City - NFL training camps are set to begin shortly and a few free agents are still looking for a new home for the upcoming football season, including last year's Walton Payton award winner, Anquan Boldin.

Cleveland - Robert Griffin signing with Cleveland wasn't the biggest news of the NFL off season, but the franchise and its fans were hoping it would add some stability to the position and the team heading into the 2016 season.