-A Sportz Nation Special Report 🏁 Rebuilding—it has to start somewhere. Some franchises are set up like they cheated the system: one pick in the draft, and suddenly the next decade looks wide open. Other teams haven't been so lucky and are still searching, clinging to a “maybe” prospect and hoping their timeline finally reaches the promised land. And then there’s the middle: teams with a real threat in place, but he doesn't have enough help or hasn't developed yet to be the

The NBA’s trade deadline turned general managers into full-blown adrenaline junkies. Players were moved at breakneck speed with little warning and even less time for fans to process the fallout. Franchise superstars have been shipped to seemingly ready-made winning situations, while the development paths of rising young players are suddenly up in the air after being uprooted from the cultures they’d grown comfortable in. Meanwhile, a handful of key role players now find thems

by Zak Drapeau Sportz Nation - 2/4/3036 Photo by Doug Pensinger/ Getty Images 10. 2015 Denver Broncos 12-4 (#1 in AFC) 19th Offense 4th Defense The craziest part of this list is that this team may have the best defense of the bunch. Even still, the 2015 Broncos take the wooden spoon and DEFINITELY have the worst offense. This Broncos' team was part-Peyton Manning and part-Brock Osweiler and somehow, Osweiler was much better. Manning was 39 and in the final year of his career,