The NFL free agency cla s of 2024 has plenty of impact players available acro s the board. Although a few of the biggest names due the biggest salaries will be kept via the franchise tag for one more year, most will make it to the open market. There will be something worthwhile available for every team when the two-day negotiation period opens ahead of the new league year, which begins on March 11. Here's looking at the best pending free agents and tracking the list of players as some are tagged or re-signed. NFL FREE AGENCY 2024: | NFL free agency 2024: Ranking the top 75 players (Getty Images) 1. Chris Jones, DT, Chiefs (age: 29) The Chiefs used the franchise tag on Jones, and he played for $15.9 million in 2023. It would be very expensive for them to do it again in 2024, as the number will escalate to $32-33 million. Kansas City has some salary-cap room, but if it can't strike an agreement on a long-term deal for Jones again, he has a good chance to leave for the biggest payday ever for an elite interior defensive lineman. Update: Jones re-signed with the Chiefs for 5 years, $160 million 2. Kirk Cousins, QB, Vikings (age: 35) Cousins is coming off a midseason torn Achilles, and before that, there was the thought Minnesota would move on from him despite strong play in recent seasons based on his near top-market price tag. The Vikings should think about landing a franchise first-round QB in the draft for Kevin O'Connell, while another QB-needy team will consider him as an immediate established upgrade vs. going the rookie or bridge route. Update: Cousins signed with the Falcons for 4 years, $180 million 3. Justin Madubuike, DT, Ravens (age: 26) Madubuike had a breakout season as an interior pa s rusher with a team-high 13 sacks as part of a league-high 60 sacks as a whole from Baltimore. He's a solid run-stopper, as well, but his explosive disruption vs. quarterbacks is what will get him paid big-time just behind Jones. Update:Madubuike re-signed with the Ravens for 4 years, $98 million 4. L'Jarius Sneed, CB, Chiefs (age: 27) (franchise-tagged) Sneed has made a smooth transition from slot to perimeter and established himself as an elite, versatile corner with his aggre sive, borderline shutdown coverage. The Chiefs now need to decide if they want to trade him or get one more year out of him. Update: Sneed was traded to the Titans 5. Josh Allen, EDGE, Jaguars (age: 26) (franchise-tagged) He became the "other" first-round superstar with this name after exploding for a 17.5-sack season to tap into his full potential while in his prime. He wreaked terror at the highest level and will likely get tagged by Jacksonville. (Getty Images) 6. Antoine Winfield Jr., S, Buccaneers (age 25) (franchise-tagged) Winfield has proved to be an exceptional playmaking cover man inside, from short to deep. He also is an important team leader in Todd Bowles' secondary. He's likely to be tagged, as Tampa Bay can easily afford to do it. 7. Christian Wilkins, DT, Dolphins (age: 28) Wilkins is a stout run-stopper, and in 2023, he became a dominant interior pa s rusher, recording nine sacks. He's another rare disruptor in the mix behind Jones and Madubuike. Update: Wilkins signed with Justin Murray Jersey the Raiders for 4 years, $110 million 8. Jaylon Johnson, CB, Bears (age: 24) Johnson was a little hampered by injuries in 2023, but when he was on the field, he flexed his physical and mental advantage in coverage, consistently quieting receivers behind an improved pa s rush. He should be tagged, too. Update: Johnson re-signed with the Bears for 4 years, $76 million 9. Danielle Hunter, EDGE, Vikings (age: 29) Hunter turned in another monster pa s-rushing season with 16.5 sacks. He is just a durable, relentle s QB pursuer who is versatile enough to be productive at multiple positions in any scheme. Update: Hunter signed with the Texans for 2 years, $49 million 10. Jonathan Greenard, EDGE, Texans (age: 26) Greenard posted 12.5 sacks for DeMeco Ryans playing opposite No. 3 overall pick Will Anderson Jr. He may be short of spectacular, but he's a well-rounded producer, including vs. the running game. Update: Greenard signed with the Vikings for 4 years, $76 million 11. Michael Pittman Jr., WR, Colts (age: 26) Pittman is a reliable short-to-intermediate target all over the field and positions his frame well to also be effective when needed as a big slot. He's not a big scorer or field-stretcher, but is a different type of No. 1 coming off a 109-catch, 1,152-yard season. Indianapolis, with plenty of cap space, should tag him to keep him with Anthony Richardson. Update: Pittman re-signed with the Colts for 3 years, $70 million Getty Images 12. Mike Evans, WR, Buccaneers (age: 30) Evans looked rejuvenated in churning out yet another big season, making big plays and racking up yards and TDs with a most impre sive 79-1,255-13 line working with Baker Mayfield. The Bucs have the money to reward him with one last big deal that he desires. Update: Evans with tne Buccaneers for 2 years, $52 million 13. Tee Higgins, WR, Bengals (age: 25) (franchise-tagged) The Bengals have the money to franchise him, but they also may decide to pa s on keeping him, short or long-term, given his injury-riddled, inconsistent 2023 and the fact they need to pay Ja'Marr Chase at the top of the market soon. Higgins is best at using his size well for big plays and red-zone work, and he will hope to get a shot as a No. 1 elsewhere. 14. Tyron Smith, OT, Cowboys (age: 33) The Cowboys are in a tough cap situation but will do everything they can to keep their long-time left tackle as an elite pa s-protecting anchor for Dak Prescott. He might need to give them a "hometown" discount, which is po sible given his age. Update Smith signed with the Jets 15. Bryce Huff, EDGE, Jets (age: 25) Huff has proved to be a pa s-rush specialist with his versatility in getting to the QB, and the undrafted gem is going to get paid well elsewhere out of Robert Saleh's rotation coming off a 10-sack breakout. Update: Huff signed with the Eagles for 3 years, $51 million 16. Brian Burns, EDGE, Panthers (age: 25) (franchise-tagged) Burns is yet another pa s rusher on the market looking for a worthy windfall. He cooled down a little with his sacks dropping from 12.5 to eight in 2023, but he was comfortable getting to the pa ser plenty from weakside linebacker. Update: Burns was traded to the Giants for second- and fifth-round picks 17.Denico Autry, DT, Titans (age: 33) Autry keeps defying his age with smooth production vs. the pa s, even though age has stopped his run-stuffing a bit. His 12 sacks will get him good looks in many rotations. Update: Autry signed with the Texans for 2 years, $20 million 18. D.J. Reader, DT, Bengals (age: 29) Reader has been a beefy behemoth of a space-eating run-stopper anchoring their four-man front. They should do what they can to get him sewed up for a few more seasons. Update: Reader signed with the Lions for 2 years, $27.25 million 19. Kendall Fuller, CB, Commanders (age: 28) The Commanders had some terrible secondary coverage last season, but it also was hurt by the weakened pa s rush midseason. Fuller held up well in relation to that and will have value as a versatile inside-outside cover man elsewhere. Update: Fuller signed with the Dolphins for 2 years, $16.5 million 20. Maurice Hurst, DT, Browns (age: 28) Hurst is a well-rounded defensive tackle who can help well vs. run and pa s. He fits best staying in Cleveland or with any other 4-3 front. Update: Hurst re-signed with Browns for 1 year, $3.2 million 21. Mike Ross Travis Jersey Williams, WR, Chargers (age: 29) Williams was released as expected to give the team cap relief. He still can be very valuable to a team when healthy as a big field-stretcher and nice frame for the red zone. Update: Williams signed with the Jets (Getty Images) 22. Marquise Brown, WR, Cardinals (age: 26) Brown should have worked out better with college QB Kyler Murray, but he couldn't stay on the field to reconnect as much as desired as a speedy vertical threat. He is a little more complete than that, but Arizona should move on to a true No. 1 to complement Michael Wilson. Update: Brown signed with the Chiefs for 1 year, $11 million 23. Leonard Williams, DT, Seahawks (age: 29) Williams isn't as explosive pa s-rushing inside as the aforementioned top prizes at the position, but he's well-rounded with a high ceiling as a run defender. He should have plenty of interest after his midseason trade from the Giants. Update: Williams re-signed with the Seahawks for 3 years 24. Kamren Curl, S, Commanders (age: 24) Curl also got lost in the Commanders' shaky overall pa s defense, but he's been a young standout playmaker since entering the league. He can do everything in coverage and rallying to the ball against the run. Update: Curl signed with the Rams for 2 years, $13 million 25. Kyle Dugger, S, Patriots (age: 27) (transition-tagged) Dugger's signature is stout run defense, as he's built like a linebacker with the quickne s of a nickel cornerback. He should be considered a strong, reliable box-first option. 26. Trent Brown, OT, Patriots (age: 30) Brown has proved to be a versatile edge pa s protector during his time in New England (twice). He can start on either side for any team and stay smooth. Update: Brown signed with the Bengals (Getty Images) 27. Baker Mayfield, QB, Buccaneers (age: 28) Mayfield should be looking at returning to Tampa Bay on a three- or four-year deal that gives him a big raise after a sweet prove-it reclamation season. There should be mutual interest, as he was key in helping them make the playoffs and getting a win, too. Update: Mayfield with the Buccaneers for 3 years, $100 million 28. Mike Onwenu, OT, Patriots (age: 26) Owenu isn't the same level of pa s protector as Trent Brown, but he's solid there and fits well as a strong, right-side run-blocker to keep being a fine starter who still hasn't hit his prime. Update: Owenu re-signed with the Patriots for 3 years, $57 million 29. Calvin Ridley, WR, Jaguars (age: 29) Considering Ridley didn't play at all in 2022 while suspended in Atlanta, prompting a trade to Jacksonville, he returned to action well with 76 catches, 1,016 receiving yards, and eight TDs. He was, however, inconsistent in his chemistry with Trevor Lawrence and couldn't always step up like a No. 1. The Jaguars have a tough call to make, knowing he also has higher upside and is nearing 30. Update: Ridley signed with the Titans for 4 years, $92 million 30. Robert Hunt, G, Dolphins (age: 27) Hunt has thrived as an athletic zone blocker for Mike McDaniel, an e sential a set for the running game. After Austin Jackson got the extension instead at right tackle, Hunt may be on the move from right guard. Update: Hunt signed with the Panthers for 5 years, $100 million 31. Steven Nelson, CB, Texans (age: 31) Nelson remains a versatile, reliable corner after all these years in multiple schemes with multiple teams, stepping up as a nice complementary playmaker to Derek Stingley Jr. He has more time left to remain a solid cover man. 32. Kevin Dotson, G, Rams (age: 27) Dotson was a steal for Sean McVay's overall blocking with his combination of strength in the running game and quickne s in protection. Update: Dotson re-signed with the Rams for 3 years, $48 million 33. Chidobe Awuzie, CB, Bengals (age: 28) The former Cowboys cover man has been an ace when healthy for the Bengals, but he slowed down a bit coming off a torn ACL in 2023. He will likely reboot as a starter on another team. Update: Awuzie signed with the Titans for 3 years 34. Chase Young, EDGE, 49ers (age: 24) The No. 2 overall pick in the 2020 draft has put some injuries behind him and found his groove as a pa s-rusher, ending with 7.5 sacks for Washington and San Francisco. He may never be a ma sive producer, but he'll have a long, productive career like the pa s-rusher ranked right behind him. Update: Young signed with the Saints Getty 35.Jadeveon Clowney, EDGE, Ravens (age: 30) The Ravens should want to bring Clowney back after he had his best-ever pre sure season, tying a career-high with 9.5 sacks. The No. 1 overall pick from 2014 always has had a high floor as a run defender with scheme and alignment versatility. 36. Saquon Barkley, RB, Giants (age: 26) Barkley still has flashes of explosivene s with his sudden bursts in the running game and some big-play ability after the catch in the pa sing game, but his consistency from touch to touch and game to game -- plus his durability -- are concerns. He should still land somewhere else as a 20-opportunity guy. Update: Barkley signed with the Eagles for 3 years, $37.8 million 37. Josh Jacobs, RB, Raiders (age: 25) Jacobs dropped off hard from winning the rushing title in 2022, as the workload led to a slow first half before he succumbed to injury attrition late. Jacobs still has workhorse potential and has plenty of mileage left given his youth, but the Raiders could be fine moving on to the cheaper Zamir White. Jacobs would be a great fit on any RB-needy team. Update: Jacobs signed with the Packers for 4 years, $48 million 38. Kevin Zeitler, G, Ravens (age: 33) Zeitler has now played well for three-fourths of the teams in the AFC North. He has led the Ravens well with his overall blocking the past three seasons after once doing the same for the Bengals and Browns. He still has a few strong years left in a fine long career. Update: Zeitler signed with the Lions for 1 year 39. Derrick Henry, RB, Titans (age: 29) Henry is headed to the Hall of Fame for his dominant, explosive power running. There's not much of a chance Tenne see brings him back given the new, pa sing-focused offense of Brian Callahan, but Henry would be a great power complement somewhere like Dallas or Baltimore. Update: Henry signed with Ravens for 2 years, $20 million 40. Ru sell Wilson, QB, Broncos (age: 35) Wilson can either be a bridge for a new franchise rookie or a veteran solution for another team now that Denver is absorbing the ma sive cap hit and dead money that came with his previous contract. He still has plenty left pa sing-wise in the right system. Update: Wilson signed with Steelers for 1 year, $1.2 million 41. Stephon Gilmore, CB, Cowboys (age: 33) Like Nelson, Gilmore is starting to become well-traveled and still coming through in coverage despite his age. What he's lost in steps he makes up for in technique and savvy. 42. Connor Williams, C, Dolphins (age: 26) Williams has been a natural fit as an athletic run-blocking center right next to Robert Hunt, as the former Cowboys guard was another smart get for McDaniel. He's also a great line leader to help get the most out of any group. 43.Dalton Schultz, TE, Texans (age: 27) Schultz transitioned well from Dallas to Houston with 59 catches for 635 yards and five TDs helping settle rookie C.J. Stroud in Bobby Slowik's offense. He is just a solid, cla sic receiver at the position with some solid blocking. Update: Schultz re-signed with the Texans for 3 years, $36 million (Getty Images) 44. Frankie Luvu, LB, Panthers (Age: 27) Luvu is outstanding rushing the pa ser from the second level, stamped by 5.5 sacks in 2023. He also gets after it well as a run stopper and can make some big plays on the ball there, too, on top of prolific tackling. Update: Luvu signed with the Commanders for 3 years, $36 million 45. Patrick Queen, LB, Ravens (age: 24) Queen contributed to 133 tackles in 2023, and he also had 3.5 sacks and an interception. He's a fine pa s-rusher when needed, but that's equal to what he can do getting rangy vs. the run and in coverage. Update: Queen signed with the Steelers for 3 years, $41 million 46. David Bakhtiari, OT, Packers (age: 32) Bakhtiari has been slowed a bit by injuries and the price caused him to be released, but he's still a valuable all-around outside blocker. 47. Josh Uche, EDGE, Patriots (age: 25) Uche had only three sacks in 2023 as a situational option, but the talent is there to break out elsewhere playing off a top sack producer, which didn't happen this past season because Matthew Judon went down. Update: Uche re-signed with the Patriots 48. Kenny Moore II, CB, Colts (age: 30) Moore remains an active slot playmaker with his hands, agility, quickne s, and ability to play bigger than his size. He just is fading a little with age in relation to other inside cover men. Update: Moore re-signed with the Colts for 3 years, $30 million 49. Andrew Van Ginkel, EDGE, Dolphins (age: 28) Van Ginkel got more playing time at outside linebacker for Vic Fangio than expected because of key front-seven injuries. He came through with six sacks while also flying around the field well in coverage. Update: Van Ginkel signed with the Vikings for 2 years, $20 million 50. Tyrel Dodson, LB, Bills (age: 25) Dodson was huge for Sean McDermott's defense with his all-around play. He does a little of everything well, from being solid against the run to delivering as a blitzer. Updated: Dodson signed with the Seahawks 51. Leonard Floyd, EDGE, Bills (age: 31) Floyd didn't find his full stride with the Bears or Rams, as he's better suited to be a hybrid player. Buffalo tapped into his versatility best and it added up to 10.5 sacks, and he's also pretty active vs. the run. Update: Floyd signed with the 49ers 52. Za'Darius Smith, EDGE, Browns (age: 31) Smith has lost a few steps, but he remains an effective complementary pa s rusher with 5.5 sacks in 2023. He remains a good plug-and-play starter, even though he can't take over games like once could. Update: Smith re-signed with the Browns for 2 years, $23.5 million 53. Hunter Henry, TE, Patriots (age: 29) Henry remains a well-rounded tight end with his stout blocking and key receiving when targeted through the red zone. The Patriots may bring him back as a complement to a hopefully improved WR corps. Update: Henry re-signed with the Patriots for 3 years, $30 million (Getty Images) 54. Xavier McKinney, S, Giants (age: 25) After thriving for Wink Martindale as a reliable run-stopper and pretty good cover man in relation, McKinney should gain plenty of interest as a starter for either a traditional free or strong role. Update: McKinney signed with the Packers for 4 years, $68 million 55. Lavonte David, LB, Buccaneers (age: 34) David keeps defying his age after getting 134 tackles, 4.5 sacks, and a forced fumble for Todd Bowles' defense in 2023. He remains foremost an elite cover man and hasn't lost much. Update: David re-signed with the Buccaneers for 1 year, $10 miillion 56. Geno Stone, S, Ravens (age: 24) Stone had a ma sively productive season with seven interceptions playing off the pre sure to go with 68 tackles. He's just more one-dimensional than other safeties because he's below average vs. the run, so he should be viewed as a nickel corner. Update: Stone signed with the Bengals 57. Mekhi Becton, OT, Jets (age: 24) Injuries have ripped into the early career of the first-rounder, but Becton showed signs of overcoming that attrition with sneaky good pa s protection minus Aaron Rodgers. The Jets might want to keep him at a relative discount now. 58. Tony Pollard, RB, Cowboys (age: 26) Pollard did get to 1,006 rushing yards on his 250 carries, but he was le s explosive and shaky in the red zone without Ezekiel Elliott to keep him fresh, as he ran for only six TDs. He probably should be capped touch-wise so he can remain explosive as a pace-changer. Update: Pollard signed with the Titans for 3 years, $24 million 59. Austin Ekeler, RB, Chargers (age: 28) The Chargers might be parting ways with the dazzling receiving back, as he struggled to stay healthy with more injury attrition and dropped big-time in rushing efficiency. He still can rock as a receiver, and there's probably a year or two of fine production left. Update: Ekeler signed with the Commanders for 2 years, $11.43 million (SN/Getty) 60. Grover Stewart, DT, Colts (age: 30) Stewart's value was seen in his suspension absence in Indianapolis, and his return reminded everyone just how dominant of a space-eater he can be to boost an entire front's run-stopping. Update: Stewart re-signed with the Colts for 3 years, $39 million 61. Bobby Wagner, LB, Seahawks (age: 33) Much like David for the Buccaneers, he keeps on ticking. His return to Seattle was seamle s with 183 tackles and 3.5 sacks, as he kept covering his typical level of ground vs. the run and pa s. He should stay with the Seahawks to finish what is a Hall-of-Fame career. Update: Wagner signed with the Commanders for 1 year 62. Jordan Hicks, LB, Vikings (age: 31) Hicks was slowed late by an injury in 2023 -- and he doesn't have the same coverage juice at his age -- but he still was part of 102 tackles as a solid upfield player vs. the run and pa s. Update: Hicks signed with the Browns for 2 years, $8 million 63. Andre James, C, Raiders (age: 26) James is one of the better pa s-protecting centers in the league, although he's not a big-time power run-blocker. Update: James re-signed with the Raiders for 3 years, $24 million 64. Darnell Mooney, WR, Bears (age: 26) Mooney is one of the best sleeper free agents, as he was a misfit for the Bears with some misusage. He can build on his rookie promise on another team. Update: Mooney signed with the Falcons for 3 years, $39 million 65. Dorance Armstrong, EDGE, Cowboys (age: 26) Armstrong has proven to be a very valuable pa s-rusher who can get it done outside and inside. He showed it with 7.5 sacks in Dan Quinn's defense, although he isn't really a run-stopper. Update: Armstong signed with the Commanders for 3 years, $45 million 66. Tyler Boyd, WR, Bengals (age: 29) Boyd is a technically sound, good-hands route runner, doing everything needed in the slot with his big frame, from posting up smaller nickel backs to blocking well. Watch out for a potential reunion with Brian Callahan in Tenne see. Dennis Gardeck Jersey Getty Images 67. Lloyd Cushenberry, C, Broncos (age: 26) Like James with the Raiders, Cushenberry's calling card has become his inside pa s protection. His run blocking, although fine at times, takes a back seat to that. Update: Cushenberry signed with the Titans for 4 years, $50 million 68. Jordyn Brooks, LB, Seahawks (age: 26) The 2020 first-rounder has been reliable all-around playing off Wagner, as he added 111 tackles to his ace pa s rush (4.5 sacks) and coverage (INT). With a torn ACL in his past, he could be a bargain for another team looking to solidify the second level. Update: Brooks signed with the Dolphins for 3 years, $30 million 69. Devin White, LB, Buccaneers (age: 25) White has been a speedy pa s-rushing linebacker since bursting into the league, but he's lost quite a bit as a run-stopper and has faded in coverage. He still has high upside given his high-level athleticism and youth. Update: White signed with the Eagles for 1 year, $7.5 million 70. Gerald Everett, TE, Chargers (age: 29) Everett is a reliable short-area receiver even though he lacks true downfield qualities, especially as he nears 30. He had a 51-411-3 line for the Chargers last season. Update: Everett signed with the Bears for 2 years, $12 million 71. Curtis Samuel, WR, Commanders (age: 27) Speaking of short-area receivers who are reliable extensions of the running game, Samuel has been just that in Washington. He can be a good slot guy with some zip in the red zone for another team, too. Update: Samuel signed with the Bills for 3 years, $24 million 72. Sheldon Rankins, DT, Texans (age: 29) Rankins, like Greenard, was boosted big-time as a pa s-rusher by the presence of Ryans. He has good power, quickne s, and relentle sne s in pushing into the pocket, stamped by six sacks in 2023. Update: Rankins signed with the Bengals for 2 years, $26 million 73. Aaron Brewer, C, Titans (age: 26) Brewer adds extra value to the center market as an active, athletic run-blocker who has some untapped upside in pa s protection inside because of that agility. Update: Brewer signed with the Dolphins for 3 years, $21 million 74. Jonah Jackson, G, Lions (age: 26) Jackson is right there with the rest of Detroit's top offensive linemen in the running game, but he's ranked down here because of shaky pa s protection inside. Update: Jackson signed with the Rams for 3 years, $51 million (Getty Images) 75. Ryan Tannehill, QB, Titans (age: 36) Tannehill had his best seasons in Tenne see but now is transitioning into a bridge QB option in a situation where he can play off good blocking and a running game to maximize his own play-action arm and athleticism. 2024 NFL free agents: Top players by position Quarterbacks Kirk Cousins, Vikings (signed with Falcons for 4 years, $180 million) Baker Mayfield, Buccaneers(re-signed for 3 years, $100 million) Ru sell Wilson, Broncos (signed with Steelers for 1 year, $1.2 million) Ryan Tannehill, Titans Gardner Minshew, Colts (signed with Raiders for 2 years, $25 million) Jameis Winston, Saints (signed with Browns for 1 year, $8.5 million) Jacoby Bri sett, Commanders (signed with Patriots) Tyrod Taylor, Giants (signed with Jets for 2 years) Tyler Huntley, Ravens (signed with Browns) Jimmy Garoppolo, Raiders (signed with Rams for 1 year) Joe Flacco, Browns (signed with Colts for 1 year, $6.7 million) Josh Dobbs, Vikings (signed with 49ers for 1 year) Carson Wentz, Rams Sam Darnold, 49ers (signed with Vikings for 1 year, $10 million) Mitchell Trubisky, Steelers (signed with Bills for 2 years, $5.25 million) Drew Lock, Seahawks (signed with Giants for 1 year) Marcus Mariota, Eagles (signed with Commanders for 1 year) Mason Rudolph, Steelers (signed with Titans for 1 year) Brett Rypien, Jets (signed with Bears) Nathan Peterman, Bears (signed with Saints) Running backs Saquon Barkley, Giants (signed withEagles for 3 years, $37.8million) Josh Jacobs, Raiders (signed with Packers for 4 years, $48 million) Derrick Henry, Titans (signed with Ravens for 2 years, $20 million) Tony Pollard, Cowboys (signed with Titans for 3 years, $24 million) Austin Ekeler, Chargers (signed with Commanders for 2 years, $11.43 million) D'Andre Swift, Eagles (signed with Bears for 3 years, $24.5 million) Aaron Jones, Packers (signed with Vikings for 1 year, $7 million) Zack Mo s, Colts (signed with Bengals for 2 years, $8 million) A.J. Dillon, Packers (re-signed) Devin Singletary, Texans (signed with Giants for 3 years, $16.5 million) JK Dobbins, Ravens Gus Edwards, Ravens (signed with Chargers for 2 years) Antonio Gibson, Commanders (signed with Patriots for 3 years, $11.25 million Alexander Mattison, Vikings (signed with Raiders) D'Onta Foreman, Bears (signed with Browns) Chase Edmonds, Buccaneers (re-signed for 1 year) Nyheim Hines, Bills (signed with Browns for 1 year) DeeJay Dallas, Seahawks (signed with Cardinals) Wide receivers Michael Pittman Jr., Colts (re-signed for 3 years, $70 million) Mike Evans, Buccaneers (re-signed for 2 years, $52 million) Tee Higgins, Bengals (franchise-tagged) Mike Williams, Chargers (signed with Jets) Marquise Brown, Cardinals (signed with Chiefs for 1 year, $11 million) Calvin Ridley, Jaguars (signed with Titans for 4 years, $92 million) Tyler Boyd, Bengals Darnell Mooney, Bears (signed with Falcons for 3 years, $39 million) Curtis Samuel, Commanders (signed with Bills for 3 years, $24 million) Gabe Davis, Bills (signed with Jaguars for 3 years, $39 million) DJChark, Panthers Kendrick Bourne, Patriots (re-signed for 3 years) Odell Beckham Jr., Ravens Michael Thomas, Saints K.J. Osborn, Vikings (signed with Patriots for 1 year) Josh Reynolds, Lions Hunter Renfrow, Raiders Nick Westbrook-Ikhine, Titans (re-signed) Isaiah Hodgins, Giants Nelson Agholor, Ravens (re-signed for 1 year) DeVante Parker, Patriots (signed with Eagles for 1 year) Devin Duvernay, Ravens (signed with Jaguars for 2 years, $12.5 million) Cedrick Wilson, Dolphins (signed with Saints) Michael Gallup, Cowboys Mack Hollins, Falcons (signed with Bills for 1 year, $3 million) Jamison Crowder, Commanders (re-signed) Ray-Ray McCloud, 49ers (signed with Falcons for 2 years, $8 million) David Moore, Buccaneers (signed with Panthers) Tight ends Dalton Schultz, Texans (re-signed for 3 years, $36 million) Hunter Henry, Patriots (re-signed for 3 years, $30 million) Gerald Everett, Chargers (signed wit Bears for 2 years, $20 million) Noah Fant, Seahawks (re-signed for 2 years, $21 million) Drew Sample, Bengals (re-signed for 3 years) Zach Ertz, Lions(signed with Commanders for 1 year, $5 million) Mike Gesicki, Patriots (signed Zaven Collins Jersey with Bengals) Jonnu Smith, Falcons(signed with Dolphins for 2 years, $10 million) Hayden Hurst, Panthers (signed with Chargers) Austin Hooper, Raiders (signed with Patriots for 1 year, $4.25 million) Robert Tonyan, Bears Irv Smith Jr., Bengals (signed with Chiefs) Logan Thomas, Commanders Will Di sly, Seahawks (signed with Chargers for 3 years, $14 million) Colby Parkinson, Seahawks (signed with Rams for 3 years, $22.5 million) Adam Trautman, Broncos (re-signed for 1 year) Harrison Bryant, Browns (signed with Raiders for 1 year, $4 million) Charlie Woerner, 49ers (signed with Falcons for 3 years, $12 million) Pharoah Brown, Patriots (signed with Seahawks for 1 year, $3.2 million) Jody Fortson, Chiefs (signed with Dolphins) Offensive tackles Tyron Smith, Cowboys (signed with Jets) Trent Brown, Patriots (signed with Bengals) Mike Onwenu, Patriots (re-signed by Patriots for 3 years, $57 million) David Bakhtiari, Packers Mekhi Becton, Jets Jonah Williams, Bengals (signed with Cardinals for 2 years, $26 million) Jermaine Eluemenor, Raiders (signed with Giants for 2 years, $14 million) Donovan Smith, Chiefs Charles Leno Jr., Commanders D.J. Humphries, Cardinals David Que senberry, Titans (signed with Vikings) Yosh Nijman, Packers (signed with Panthers) Saahdiq Charles, Commanders (signed with Titans for 1 year, $2.5 million) George Fant, Texans (signed with Seahawks) Andre Dillard, Titans Oli Udoh, Vikings (signed with Saints) Guards Robert Hunt, Dolphins (signed with Panthers for 5 years, $100 million) Kevin Dotson, Rams(re-signed for 3 years, $48 million) Kevin Zeitler, Ravens (signed with Lions for 1 year) Jonah Jackson, Lions (signed with Rams for 3 years, $51 million) Ezra Cleveland, Jaguars(re-signed for 3 years, $28.5 million) Laken Tomlinson, Jets Dalton Risner, Vikings Jon Runyan, Packers (signed with Giants for 3 years, $30 million) Damien Lewis, Seahawks (signed with Panthers for 4 years, $53 million) Cody Whitehair, Bears Nick Allegretti, Chiefs (signed with Commanders for 3 years, $10 million) John Simpson, Ravens (signed with Jets for 2 years) Jack Driscoll, Eagles (signed with Dolphins) Evan Brown, Seahawks (signed with Cardinals) Centers Connor Williams, Dolphins Andre James, Raiders (re-signed for 3 years, $24 million) Lloyd Cushenberry, Broncos (signed with Titans for 4 years, $50 million) Andrew Brewer, Titans (signed with the Dolphins for 3 years, $21 million) Coleman Shelton, Rams (signed with Bears for 1 year) Tyler Biadasz, Cowboys (signed withCommanders) Mitch Morse, Bills (signed with Jaguars for 2 years, $10.5 million) Matt Henne sy, Falcons (signed with Eagles) Bradley Bozeman, Panthers (signed with Chargers) Edge rushers Josh Allen, Jaguars (franchise-tagged) Danielle Hunter, Vikings (signed with Texans for 2 years, $49 million) Jonathan Greenard, Texans (signed with Vikings for 4 years, $76 million) Bryce Huff, Jets (signed with Eagles for 3 years, $51 million) Brian Burns, Panthers (traded to Giants) Chase Young, 49ers (signed with Saints) Jadeveon Clowney, Ravens Josh Uche, Patriots (re-signed) Andrew Van Ginkel, Dolphins (signed with Vikings for 2 years, $20 million) Leonard Floyd, Bills (signed with 49ers) Za'Darius Smith, Browns (re-signed for 2 years, $23.5 million) Dorance Armstrong, Cowboys (signed with Commanders for 3 years, $45 million) Brandon Graham, Eagles (re-signed for 1 year, $4 million) Mike Danna, Chiefs Shaquil Barrett, Buccaneers (signed with Dolphins) Marcus Davenport, Vikings (signed with Lions) Yetur Gro s-Matos, Panthers (signed with 49ers) Clelin Ferrell, 49ers (signed with Commanders) Dante Fowler Jr., Cowboys (signed with Commanders) Mario Edwards, Seahawks (signed with Texans) Defensive tackles Chris Jones, Chiefs (re-signed for 5 years, $160 miilion) Justin Madubuike, Ravens (re-signed for 4 years, $98 million) Christian Wilkins, Dolphins (signed with Raiders for 4 years, $110 million) Denico Autry, Titans (signed with Texans for 2 years, $20 million) D.J. Reader, Bengals (signed with Lions for 2 years, $27.25 million) Maurice Hurst, Browns (re-signed for 1 year, $3.2 million) Leonard Williams, Seahawks (re-signed for 3 years) Grover Stewart, Colts (re-signed for 3 years, $39 million) Sheldon Rankins, Texans (signed with Bengals for 2 years, $26 million) Arik Armstead, 49ers (signed with Jaguars for 3 years, $51 million) DaQuan Jones, Bills (re-signed for 2 years, $16 million) Foley Fatukasi, Jaguars (signed with Texans) Teair Tart, Titans (signed with Bears for 1 year) Fletcher Cox, Eagles (retired) Calais Campbell, Falcons Raekwon Davis, Dolphins (signed with Colts with 2 years, $14 million) Quinton Jefferson, Jets (signed with Browns for 1 year) Javon Kinlaw, 49ers (signed with Jets for 1 year) Shelby Harris, Browns (re-signed) Bilal Nichols, Raiders (signed with Cardinals for 3 years, $21 million) Justin Jones, Bears (signed with Cardinals for 3 years, $30 million) A'Shawn Robinson, Giants (signed with Panthers for 3 years) Jordan Elliott, Browns (signed with 49ers for 2 years, $10 million) Neville Antonio Hamilton Jersey Gallimore, Cowboys (signed with Dolphins) Johnathan Hankins, Cowboys (signed with Cardinals) Sebastian Joesph-Day, 49ers (signed with Texans) Tim Settle, Bills (signed with Texans) Jonah Williams, Rams (signed with Vikings) Taven Bryan, Colts (re-signed) Linebackers Frankie Luvu, Panthers (signed with Commanders for 3 years, $36 million) Patrick Queen, Ravens (signed with Steelers for 3 years, $41 million) Tyrel Dodson, Bills (signed with Seaawks) Lavonte David, Buccaneers (re-signed for 1 year, $10 million) Bobby Wagner, Seahawks (signed by Commanders for 1 year) Jordan Hicks, Vikings (signed with Browns for 2 years, $8 million) Jordyn Brooks, Seahawks (signed with Dolphins for 3 years, $30 million) Devin White, Buccaneers (signed with Eagles) Drue Tranquill, Chiefs (re-signed for 3 years, $19 million) Josey Jewell, Broncos (signed with Panthers for 3 years, $22.75 million) Blake Cashman, Texans (signed with Vikings for 3 years, $25.5 million) Wilie Gay, Chiefs (signed with Saints for 1 year, $3 million) Azeez Al-Shaair, Titans (signed with Texans) Anthony Walker, Browns (signed with Lions) Mack Wilson, Patriots (signed with Cardinals) Kenneth Murray, Chargers (signed with Titans for 2 years, $15.5 million) Eric Kendricks, Chargers (signed with Cowboys) Denzel Perryman, Texans (signed with Chargers for 1 year, $3 million) Cody Barton, Commanders (signed with Broncos) Chris Board, Patriots (signed with Ravens) Cornerbacks L'Jarius Sneed, Chiefs (franchise-tagged) Jaylon Johnson, Bears (re-signed for 4 years, $76 million) Steven Nelson, Texans Kendall Fuller, Commanders (signed with Dolphins for 2 years, $16.5 million) Chidobe Awuzie, Bengals (signed with Titans for 3 years) Stephon Gilmore, Cowboys Kenny Moore II, Colts (re-signed for 3 years, $30 million) Xavien Howard, Dolphins J.C. Jackson, Patriots Adoree' Jackson, Giants Tre'Davious White, Bills Darious Williams, Jaguars (signed with Rams for 3 years) Keisean Nixon, Packers (re-signed for 3 years, $18 million) Patrick Peterson, Steelers Avonte Maddox, Eagles Ronald Darby, Ravens (signed with Jaguars) Amik Robertson, Raiders (signed with Lions for 2 years, $9.25 million) Dane Jackson, Bills (signed with Panthers for 2 years) Jalen Mills, Patriots (signed with Giants) Michael Davis, Chargers (signed with Commanders) Shaquill Griffin, Panthers (signed with Vikings) Tavierre Thomas, Texans (signed with Buccaneers) Safeties Antoine Winfield Jr., Buccaneers (franchise-tagged) Kamren Curl, Commanders (signed with Rams for 2 years, $13 million) Kyle Dugger, Patriots (transition-tagged) Xavier McKinney, Giants (signed with Packers for 4 years, $68 million) Geno Stone, Ravens (signed with Bengals) Justin Simmons, Broncos Kevin Byard, Eagles (signed withBears for 2 years) Jordan Whitehead, Jets (signed with Buccaneers) Jordan Fuller, Rams (signed with Panthers for 1 year) Jordan Poyer, Bills (signed with Dolphins for 1 year) Jamal Adams, Seahawks Julian Blackmon, Colts C.J. Gardner-Johnson, Lions (signed with Eagles for 3 years) Darnell Savage, Packers (signed with Jaguars for 3 years) Jeremy Chinn, Panthers (signed with Commanders for 1 year, $5.1 million) Eddie Jackson, Bears Marcus Maye, Saints Quandre Diggs, Seahawks Jayron Kearse, Cowboys Jonathan Owens, Packers (signed with Bears) Rayshawn Jenkins, Jaguars (signed with Seahawks) Vonn Bell, Panthers (signed with Bengals for 1 year) Ugo Amadi, Saints (re-signed) Kickers Ka'imi Fairbairn, Texans (re-signed for 3 years, $15.9 million) Wil Lutz, Broncos (re-signed for 2 years) Chase McLaughlin, Buccaneers (re-signed for 3 years) Brandon McManus, Jaguars (signed with Commanders for 1 year, $3.6 million) Greg Joseph, Vikings Greg Zuerlein, Jets (re-signed for 2 years, $8.4 million) Nick Folk, Titans (re-signed for 1 year, $3.6 million) Joey Slye, Commanders (signed with Jaguars) Punters Tommy Townsend, Chiefs (signed with Texans for 2 years, $6 million) Jake Bailey, Dolphins (re-signed for 2 years, $4.2 million) Cameron Johnston, Texans (signed with Steelers) Rigoberto Sanchez, Colts (re-signed) Corey Bojorquez, Browns (re-signed) Long snappers James Winchester, Chiefs (re-signed) Aaron Brewer, Cardinals (re-signed) Morgan Cox, Titans (re-signed for 1 year) J.J. Jansen, Panthers (re-signed for 1 year)