The NFL draft saw teams strategically bolster their offensive lines and receiving corps to support young quarterbacks. The New England Patriots selected Will Campbell from LSU to solidify their pass protection, addressing last season's struggles. Campbell, who did not allow a sack in college, aims to provide stability for rookie quarterback Drake Maye. Similarly, the Carolina Panthers targeted Arizona's Tetairoa McMillan, enhancing Bryce Young's receiving options; McMillan's stats rank him among the top wideouts in the draft. The Chicago Bears and Minnesota Vikings also prioritized their offenses by adding tight end Colston Loveland and tackle Donovan Jackson, respectively, both aiming to usher their young QBs into success. The Washington Commanders and Kansas City Chiefs made similar moves, with each selecting offensive tackles to reinforce their offensive lines for franchise quarterbacks Jayden Daniels and Patrick Mahomes.