NFL's top 10 new faces in new places: Chiefs offensive line, Matthew Stafford among most important newcomers
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Plus, new coordinators in Tennessee and Dallas, and rookies with a chance to make a splash in 2021
Every year, teams try their damnedest to upgrade in big enough ways in important enough roles to elevate themselves in the Super Bowl picture. Some teams are more successful than others, obviously, but that's always the goal. This offseason, we saw a lot of moving and shaking as teams jockeyed to overtake the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and take home the Lombardi Trophy next February. In the space below, we're going to look at the 10 most impactful people (or groups of people) in new places or new roles during the 2021 season.
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