We took a look this summer at the top roster decisions that faced every NFL team. Now, as we zoom past the halfway point of the season, many of those decisions remain applicable while others have since been addressed or are no longer a concern.
Let's refresh our list and break it down again, by team -- think of this as on a scale that's more macro than micro.
NFC East | NFC North | NFC South | NFC West
AFC East | AFC North | AFC South | AFC West
NFC EAST
Dallas Cowboys
The great quarterback quandary: No team's decision on this list hovers more immediately than the Cowboys'. What does the team do when Tony Romo is fully healthy? Dak Prescott has been brilliant, and the team is 6-1. How can Dallas, which won just four games in 2015, take the job out of Prescott's hands given how he is playing? Romo's résumé, however, is not to be ignored. He's a legitimate franchise quarterback, although age (36) and durability are concerns. With three years left on his contract beyond 2016, the Romo question isn't just for when he gets healthy this season -- there's a long-term decision looming.
New York Giants
Giant reinvest in DL again? The Giants spent huge in free agency to lure Olivier Vernon and Damon Harrison to their defensive line group. The team also kept Jason Pierre-Paul on a one-year deal, meaning he'll join Johnathan Hankins as a free agent after this season. Neither player will come at a discount to retain, however. Will the Giants opt to repeat last offseason and spend up to keep a pair of defensive linemen around?
