With the 2021 Super Bowl over, the 2022 offseason has officially begun, and in the upcoming March, the most talked about is the signing of free agents, so we need to first figure out who will become free agents. Over the next four days we will take stock of some of the key players from 32 teams who are about to enter the free market, and of course, this list will be gradually updated as some players are cut. Today brings free agent information from 8 teams in the Eastern And Southern Divisions of the American League, let's take a look.
Midland East
Buffalo Bills (salary space: -$4.76 million)
Free Agent: Jerry Hughes (Rushing Passer) Mario Addison (Rushing Passer) Levi Wallace (Cornerback) Isaiah Mackenzie (Outside) Emanuel Sanders (Outside)
Beale is not worried about the loss of the outside receiver, but the defensive second-tier main players in the previous consecutive signing teams have made them a little shy, and the big contract of the 2023 quarterback Allen has begun to take effect, and the extension of the contract this year will have to tighten the belt. It is estimated that Wallace is going to stay, Hughes can also consider retaining a relatively low salary, and the external receiver may need to find some veterans or veterans, or even supplement through the draft.
New England Patriots (salary space: $8.33 million)
Free Agent: Devon McCotty (security guard) Dongta Hettall (linebacker) JC Jackson (cornerback) Trent Brown (right interceptor) Matthew Slott (secret service team) James White (running back) Jimmy Collins (lineback)
The Patriots' first priority in the offseason is to renew the contract of cornerback Jackson, and it may be difficult to match Ramsey, but the salary of a cornerback who is in the league's top three is still promising. Haythauer and Brown also have to find a way to stay, and Sloter and White may sign a short contract. Veteran McCourty and ranger Linebacker Collins are expected to leave the team. Linebackers will be the focus of their reinforcement.
Miami Dolphins (salary space: $63.8 million)
Free Agent: Mike Gesiki (near-end) Will Fowler (outside) Jason McCoughty (security guard) Emanuel Ogba (rushing passer) Vince Berger (linebacker)
Dolphins is a relatively wealthy team in the pocket, their free agents are more, and most of them are the kind of weight, high replaceability, coupled with the change of the team manager, it is inevitable that there will be some major adjustments in personnel, and it is not ruled out that some star-level players are chased by heavy money. A close-up striker like Geshekee is definitely going to have to be retained, but alternatives like Fowler, veterans like McCaulty and former managers like Berger are bound to face some twists and turns.
New York Jets (salary space: $48.19 million)
Free Agent: Marcus Meyer (Security Guard) Jamison Clouder (Outside) Kieran Kerr (Outside) Laurent Devernetatiev (Right Winger) LaMarcus Joyner (Security Guard) Morgan Moses (Right Interceptor)
Jets also have plenty of salary space and are in the dividend period of rookie quarterbacks, but the team is currently extremely short of people on all fronts and faces two major sinkholes - security guards and external receivers. Meyer and Joyner expire at the same time, and the team estimates that only one can be retained, predicting that they will post Meyer for the second consecutive year. In terms of external receivers and offensive forwards, it is estimated that they will dig out from the draft.
Midland South
Tennessee Titans (salary space: $7.23 million)
Free Agent: Harold Landry (Rushing Passer) Jaon Brown (Linebacker) Lashan Evans (Lineback) East Tower Forman (Running Back) East Terrell Hilliard (Running Back)
The Titans are so magical, it seems that the team only has a few big names, but the ghost has made god spend all the money! There are a whole bunch of free agents in the offseason, but there don't seem to be many who can play. Brown and Evans two linebackers are estimated to keep one, Foreman and Hilliard two played very well last season in the case of Henry's injury, it is estimated that the team will also keep one, the standard is very simple, who keeps who is low price.
Indianapolis Ponies (salary space: $37.37 million)
Free Agent: Eric Fisher (left cutter) TY Hilton (outside) Xavier Rhodes (cornerback) Zach Pascal (outside) Malone Mark (running back) Kommerk Touré (rushing passer)
The pony's situation is the exact opposite of that of the Titans, with no weak fronts left and a lot of money left. And in the free agent market is also comfortable, Fisher is expected to continue to stay, veteran cornerback Rhodes here to rejuvenate the second spring, it is estimated that a veteran friendship price may also continue to stay in India City. The outside receiver is a problem, it is possible to sign a well-known free agent, but unfortunately the running back Mark, the original starting running hygienic was squeezed into the free market.
Houston Texan (salary space: $17.92 million)
Free Agent: Taylor Taylor (quarterback) Justin Reid (security guard) David Johnson (running back) Desmond King (cornerback) Christian Coxie (lineback)
A team like the Texans that has nothing left to operate with less than $18 million in salary is entirely thanks to a quarterback who is about to make $40 million a year but can't play. However, the team is ready to correct Mills, Taylor will not stay, if Watson is traded as soon as possible, the team can make room to rebuild, should buy people, should draft, start from scratch. Buy some competitive players, otherwise the old and the young, no one will lead the team to a mess. But players like Reid still have to stay.
Jacksonville Jaguar (salary space: $59.24 million)
Free Agent: Cam Robinson (left winger) DJ Chuck (outside) Jacob Hollister (near-end)
It's not the Jaguars who are on these free agents, it's really other free agents who are not worth mentioning. The team currently has both money and lack of people, and it is possible to use Lawrence's talent and appeal to spend money to bring in some good players. Robinson's choice of privilege label last year has been met with a lot of scolding and will not be posted again this year, and Although Chuck was injured this season, he deserves a big contract.
(Aibao)