No way I get through every team, but I'm gonna analyze as many as I can as free time opens. Let's start with my comfort zone...
Cleveland Browns
I think Ward gets extended so when that happens the top 4 corners are locked in (Ward, Newsome, Hill, and Greedy) with Johnson and Delpit at safety. The key to Delpit's path to a 100% role is MJ Stewart. The Browns don't pay for depth, but I don't think he'll have a FA market. Get him back with LeCounte and I think the only add will be a camp battle between misc vet and a day 3 pick/UDFA. But here's the problem...that scenario tells me the Browns don't see Delpit as a box safety. Woods wants safeties that can play all over the field to better disguise coverage, so while Delpit being penciled into a 100% role seems like a good thing on the surface it may not be.
This Ronnie Harrison/Delpit dynamic also matters at LB. If Harrison or a Harrison equivalent is brought in then that is bad news for Jacob Phillips. However, if the above scenario plays out and the Browns give Delpit the path to a 100% role then Phillips quickly becomes (potentially!) a strong keeper. Walker is a free agent and JOK is gonna be a 100%er, but when the Browns go 6 DB he can serve as one of them. That gives Phillips an opportunity to play LB in that package. He may not be a 100%er every week, but in this scenario I think his low end is 80some%. If the Browns don't retain Walker (this would be bad for both him and Phillips) then they'll replace him, but I don't think it will be with a $4m player like Walker. Because...
...the Browns financial resources on defense this offseason need to go to the DL. Technically Garrett, Elliott, and Tagiai are the only ones under contract. Odenigbo (RFA) and McDowell (EFRA) will likely be retained, but like Eliott and Tagiai they're role players. At least 3 bodies need brought in and since this is a team inside a window at least one of them will be a veteran starter. That'll eat a large chunk of their budget given all the work that needs done on the other side of the ball.
How to read all of this for our game's purposes?
Priority stash - Jacob Phillips, probability may be low but there is a very clear path
Hold - Anthony Walker, but hope he goes elsewhere
Secondary stash - Ronnie Harrison, because if he ends up somewhere with a 100% role it'll be in the box
Not a prioritty, but if you have space - Grant Delpit, he has pass rush ability but is that enough to offset playing a meaningful amount of deep safety?