The Bears surprised many with a trip to the NFC title game last season. However, an offseason of curious moves has Jason La Canfora wondering what's going on in Chicago.

A total of 32 compensatory choices in the 2011 NFL Draft have been given to 23 teams, the NFL announced Friday.

Ten teams -- either through free agency, trades or the draft -- still have varying degrees of unfinished business to do, including a Bills team still searching for a bona fide starting quarterback.

Chicago has taken big strides this offseason to become a better team in 2010. But the Bears still have a lot of work to do in order to catch up with the Vikings and Packers.

NFC teams own the top four picks in the draft. What direction should the Rams go with the No. 1 overall selection? How about the transitioning Redskins? Go inside the needs for every NFC squad.

Wondering what the Browns should do in the draft as they continue to reshape their roster? How about the Colts, who are coming off a Super Bowl loss? Go inside the needs for every AFC team.

With no picks in the first two rounds of the draft, the Bears worked quickly to fill specific needs and make the biggest splash on the first day of free agency.

Teams looking to fill a need in free agency may not go after the big names on the market. With that in mind, here's a breakdown of the best available players at each position.

Does your favorite team need help? Are you hoping that free agency will be the key this coming offseason? The lack of stars at the money positions could leave you feeling empty.