Best off season so far
 

What NFL team has had the best off season up to this point?

Donks.

As much as it pains me to say it, the Rams have done really well for themselves, IMO.

Spagnuolo
Jason Brown
James Butler
Mike Karney
Kyle Boller
Laurent Robinson
Ron Bartell re-signed
OJ Otogwe franchised

Bears by a mile.

Bears

No love for our beloved Chefs?

Peterson Fired
Edwards Fired
Gunther Defected
Priefer Defected
Pioli Hired
Haley Hired
Muir Hired
Hoffman Hired
Matt Cassell
Bobby Engram
Mike Vrabel
Zach Thomas
Mike Goff

Not really.

Other than possibly the coach, and maybe the QB, not a single acquisition we've made will be part of the team that competes for a championship.

Who have they picked up other than Cutler and Pace?

I'm drawing a blank.

Not sure how that's important to THIS off-season.
That's the answer to a different question.

i.e. Whose off-season moves will yield the biggest long-term results?

Isn't that the point?

If you notice, the two other teams mentioned in this thread made their moves to compete now, AND in the future.

The Bears picked up a true franchise QB.

The Rams strengthened their OL, defensive backfield and WR corp with young talent.

We've added stopgaps that won't likely be here (or productive) in 2010.

Of the moves, yes.
Of the question, no.

But we can agree to disagree.

I believe that the influence players like Goff, Thomas, and Vrabel will have on younger players will last much longer than their tenures.

We don't know that ANY of these moves will lead to a championship run by any of the aforementioned franchises.

Uhhh...

I think we definately had the best offseason. Think about it. With Peterson and Herm no championship was possible.

Chiefs or Bears.

This. I agree that the guys we've picked up thus far won't help the Chiefs compete for a championship, but they will help pave the way for the change in attitude/work ethic/preparation to compete this year. Without that step, there is no hope for a championship.

Also, we're far from done IMO.

San Francisco 49ers