The 2022 NFL season is right around the corner, and all 32 teams have made moves that will directly affect how their respective campaigns go this year. If we are being honest, this was probably the most dramatic offseason in NFL history due to the quarterback movement, the resetting of the wide receivers market and then an entertaining draft to top it all off. In fact, we are still waiting for to decide on their new homes.As we continue to prepare for this upcoming season, let's explore what we believe to be the most questionable move made this offseason by all 16 NFC teams. A "questionable" move should not be confused for "worst" move the franchise made. It can be a signing, release, trade or simply a decision that raised some questions. It could end up being beneficial for the team, or it could be a major mistake. With that being said, let's jump in.The Cardinals had two good running backs in 2021. recorded a career high 903 yards from scrimmage despite playing in just 12 games, and reestablished himself as a Pro Bowl running back with 1,127 yards from scrimmage and a career-high 18 touchdowns. Both were up for new deals this offseason, and the Cardinals opted to to a three-year, $21 million deal that reportedly has a max of $25.5 million. Conner was the better running back last year, but he's older and more expensive than Edmonds. Is he worth top-10 money? Is Allen Iverson Jersey he going to be able to replicate the 2021 campaign? Only time will tell.We could discu s the franchise chasing or trading away here, but Matty Ice wasn't going to play in Atlanta forever. Starting over at quarterback now is probably something many fans are OK with. The Falcons went out and signed in free agency, but also selected the second quarterback in the draft in Ridder. The Falcons had a chance to take either Ridder, , or . The Cincinnati product clearly topped the QB rankings in the front office, but was it the right decision? We'll find out in a few years. No one is rooting for a man to lose his job, but it feels as though Rhule could be a dead man walking. The former Baylor head coach is 10-23 in two seasons with Carolina, and it's fair to wonder if anything will improve for the Panthers in 2022 considering their quarterback situation. Of course there's an opportunity for Rhule to get off the hot seat in 2022, but reported in December that team owner David Tepper is unhappy and embarra sed with the contract he gave Rhule.Firing Rhule this offseason would have given the Panthers an opportunity to reset and check out the intriguing coaching carousel Tony Bradley Jersey . Nathaniel Hackett, Doug Pederson, Josh McDaniels, Mike McDaniel, Kevin O'Connell, Brian Flores and Brian Daboll were all interesting prospects. If Carolina ends up firing Rhule in the middle of the season, maybe it will feel like the Panthers should have just done so earlier.The Bears had plenty of holes to fill on their roster, but one that stood out and felt important was wide receiver. Not only did Chicago lose in free agency, but it lost four of its top five wide receivers from the 2021 season. In the draft, general manager Ryan Poles elected to use his first two picks in the secondary with cornerback and safety . While these are two intriguing prospects that fill areas of need, the Bears made the decision to pa s on wide receivers , , , , and . is a rising star and rookie . could surprise some people, but the Bears could have added a starting wide receiver with one of those first two draft picks, and could have ultimately fast-tracked ' development if it worked out. Pick Six Newsletter Crafted By The Best NFL Experts Get the day's big stories + fun stuff you love like mock drafts, picks and power rankings. I agree to receive the "Pick Six Newsletter" and marketing communications, updates, special offers (including partner Seth Curry Jersey offers), and other information from CBS Sports and the Paramount family of companies. By pre sing sign up, I confirm that I have read and agree to the . Please check the opt-in box to acknowledge that you would like to subscribe. Thanks for signing up! Keep an eye on your inbox. Sorry! There was an error proce sing your subscription. The Cowboys didn't have a great offseason, as they lost several starters on both sides of the ball. Two of the more curious situations had to do with wide receiver and right tackle . It was known Dallas was trying to move on from Cooper, but would that split be via trade or release? It almost felt like the latter was coming, before the and gave up a fifth and sixth-round pick for the star wideout. Obviously Cooper is worth more, but Dallas was looking to save money. It's tough trying to find a middle ground there, where you can get something in return for the player you know won't be on your roster next season. What's also interesting is that Cooper's contract doesn't even look the same now, because the wide receivers market exploded. Cooper went from a top-five wideout in terms of AAV to barely top 10.Le s than a week later, the Cowboys cut Glenn Robinson III Jersey Collins -- a post-June 1 cut that saved $10 million. , it was a decision that caused a stir. It's job now, and we'll see if he can register an 82.0 PFF grade and an impre sive 89.8 run blocking grade like Collins did last year. The Lions were seen as a dark horse to select a quarterback in the first round of the 2022 . While they used the No. 32 overall pick to trade up for wide receiver , it didn't hurt Detroit's chances of adding a quarterback. Surprisingly, there was just one signal-caller taken in the first 73 picks. The Lions absolutely had their chances to take Ridder, Corral or Willis. They even could have taken Howell or later on. Instead, they decided against it. completed a career-high 67.2% of his pa ses and threw just eight interceptions last season, but the jury is still out when it comes to him being the quarterback of the future. Detroit should have added a rookie, or at least someone else. Maybe it is the team that ends up with either Baker Mayfield or Jimmy Garoppolo.This one was tough, because it seemed like Adams had a foot out the door as soon as the Packers were eliminated in the postseason. He even confirmed recently that the Packers were willing to offer him more money to stay, which obviously they should have. Adams also talked about wanting to be Philadelphia 76Ers Jeresy on the west coast and raise his family, which I get, but I feel like this is a situation the Packers would have addre sed differently if they could do it again. The Packers should have gotten that extension done -- maybe even before the 2021 season -- and then enjoyed watching the market absolutely explode this offseason. Obviously they couldn't have predicted that, but everyone who watches football understands that Adams is one of the best players in the league. It will be fascinating to see how his absence affects the offense as a whole.The Rams had a great offseason, so we have to nitpick here. Woods was a player expect