How would you grade this offseason so far?

Additions:
-Josh Scobee (1 yr $985,000)
-Coby Fleener (5 yr $36,000,000; $18,000,000 Guaranteed)
-James Laurinaitis (3 yr $8,550,000;$1,800,000 Guaranteed)
-Craig Robertson (3 yr $5,000,000; $1.965M gtd)
-Nate Stupar (3 yr $5,000,000, $? Guaranteed)
-Nick Fairley (1 yr $3,000,000)

Losses:
-Marques Colston (Released)
-Khiry Robinson (FA; Jets)
-Ben Watson (FA; Ravens)
-Brandon Browner (Released; June 1st designation)
-Jahri Evans (Released)
-David Hawthorne (Released)
-Ramon Humber (FA; Patriots)

Re-signed:
-Senio Kelemete (2 yr $2,700,000; $300,000 Guaranteed)
-Jamarca Sanford (1 yr, $965,000; $130k Guaranteed)
-Travaris Cadet (1 yr $840,000; $80k Guaranteed)
-Hoomanawanu (4 yr $5,266,310; $2,764,422 Guaranteed)
-Josh Hill (3 yr $7,500,000; $3,250,000 Guaranteed)
-Austin Johnson 1 yr $600,000; $0 Guaranteed)
-Luke McCown (2 yr $3,000,000; $500,000 Guaranteed)
-Sean Payton (5 yr, $45,000,000)

Tendered:
Tim Lelito ($1.67 mil, no compensation if signed to another team)


Let me know if I missed anything of significance, or if there are any errors in numbers/info. I left out some of the smaller deals like the Harris guy from the CFL.

I'd give it a solid B.

-We took care of most needs, which sets us up well for the draft.

-The Laurinaitis signing allows us to move Anthony to SLB, and Kikaha to Jack/rush DE, which should really benefit bother players, along with the entire defense.

-I, along with most people, was down on the Fleener deal due to the money received. My thought was that we would prohibit us from addressing the defense for the rest of the FA period. Now that we signed 2 LBs (3 if you count Stupar), and Fairley, I like the Fleener deal more. If he can come close the Graham's production, then that deal is a huge win.

-I like that we were able to make these moves without having to extend Brees. I wouldn't mind extending Brees this offseason, but I was afraid that we would extend him out of desperation for cap space this offseason, which would lead to a huge cap hit the next 3-4 years. I do still think he gets somewhere around an average of $25 mil for the next 3 years after this regardless, but it's better that we aren't negotiating out of desperation, IMO.

-This offseason would be slam dunk if we could squeeze in a vet OG. Stefan Wisniewski comes to mind as someone who could provide competition, at worst depth, and should come reasonably cheap at this point.

-I was really hoping to see an Armstead extension this offseason, but I'm not too worried about that as I'm sure it will get done sooner or later.

-Biggest needs going into the draft (interchangeable for the most part): OG, DT, DE, WR. Luckily, if all goes well, we should be able to take care of these in the draft.