The most consequential decisions of the N.F.L. off-season may not have been made in the draft room. As CBS Sports noted in its assessment of post-draft questions facing all 32 franchises, the Philadelphia Eagles and New York Jets now enter summer with unresolved personnel dilemmas that could define their campaigns. The Eagles must decide whether to trade wide receiver A.J. Brown, whose discontent has been reported by multiple outlets, while the Jets confront the uncertain future of quarterback Aaron Rodgers, whose injury recovery and contractual status remain open questions. No draft pick can substitute for these resolutions. The league’s competitive landscape will be shaped less by rookies and more by how front offices navigate entrenched uncertainty by training camp.