win the Super Bowl while Peyton Manning remains under center.

While Talib slots in as the team's top cornerback, the Broncos don't have tremendous depth at the position. Elway would be wise to fortify it this coming May, perhaps with someone like Ohio State's Bradley Roby. Bleacher Report's Matt Miller has Roby ranked as his fourth-best cornerback.

Green Bay Packers: Safety

With quarterback Aaron Rodgers running the show, the Green Bay Packers will once again field an explosive offense in 2014.

It's the defense that needs work, as the unit finished the season ranked 25th overall in the NFL.

General manager Ted Thompson has already fortified the defensive line by signing former Bears defensive end Julius Peppers and re-signing defensive tackle B.J. Raji. He also extended the contract of cornerback Sam Shields.

That leavesand general manager John Dorsey certainly will in the draft), bringing aboard offensive linemen is more important.

Miami Dolphins: Offensive Line

And that was in addition to the bullying scandal that rocked the NFL world and left the team without three of its starting five linemen from a year ago (John Jerry, Richie Incognito and Jonathan Martin).

This is an easy one, as new Dolphins general manager Dennis Hickey must add pieces along the offensive line if his team is to compete with New England in the AFC East.

Minnesota Vikings: Quarterback

The Minnesota Vikings trotted out a three-headed monster at the quarterback position last season, and damn, what an ugly monster it was.

The trio of Matt Cassel, Christian Ponder and Josh Freeman failed to dazzle, and as a result, the Vikings' biggest