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 the free agent information of the 8 teams in the Eastern Division of the National League and the Southern Division of the National League, let's take a look.
League of Nations East
Dallas Cowboys (Salary Space: $21.45 million)
Free Agent: Randy Gregory (Rushing Passer) Michael Gallup (Outside) Dalton Schultz (Near End) Layton Van der Esz (Lineback) Chienu Neil (Security Guard) Damonte Qazi (Security Guard) Malik Hooper (Security Guard)
When you have a quarterback worth $40 million, an outside receiver worth $20 million, and a runback worth $15 million, your pockets are bound to be shy. Cowboys are faced with such a situation, not to mention retaining people, in order to control the salary cap, they may even continue to lay off people. And high-quality offensive weapons like Gallup and Schultz are bound to cause scrambles in the early days of free market opening.
Philadelphia Eagles (salary space: $21.53 million)
Free Agent: Derrick Barnett (Rush Passer) Anthony Harris (Security Guard) Stephen Nelson (Cornerback) Lane Krigan (Charge Passer) Rodney McCredder (Security Guard) Jordan Howard (Running Back)
Judging from the Hawks' position reserves that have always focused on online players, Barnett is expected to stay in the team, veteran Kerrigan may not, and due to the retirement of right winger Brooks, the team may look for a good right guard in the free market to replace this vacancy. In addition, in terms of defensive second-tier, Harris may stay in the team, and as for the technical position, it may be supplemented by the draft.
Washington Commander (salary space: $31.9 million)
Free Agent: Brandon Schiff (right winger) Lane Fitzpatrick (quarterback) Jon Bostic (lineback) Cam Sims (outside) DeAndre Carter (outside)
The name Commander is so strange! Although the name has been changed, their defensive backbone is still stable, and now the team's problem is to create a clear offensive group. Hennick can't lead the team to win consistently, which means the team needs to find a suitable quarterback, and the outside receiver also needs someone who can echo McLaughlin, otherwise it will be too difficult to play offensively. But the team's first priority is to keep the right winger Shev, who has been posted for two years, and he deserves a big contract.
New York Giants (salary space: -$11.3 million)
Free Agent: Nate Soder (right winger) Ivan Ingram (near end) Gabriel Peppers (security guard) Will Hernandez (right winger) John Rose (outside) Jaylen Smith (linebacker)
Maybe many friends have the same problem, the Giants are now quarterbacks and running backs are in the dividend period, so where is their money spent? Don't forget that last season's former general manager Gateman made a generous shot to sign big contracts in a row! So the new general manager has to face a mess, how to keep an offensive striker like Soder in the absence of money, Peppers is also the main security guard, Ingram is a professional bowl near-end winger, and now it seems that it can't be retained.
League of Nations South District
Tampa Bay Pirates (salary space: $3.07 million)
Free Agent: Chris Godwin (outside) Jason Pierre Paul (rushing passer) Leonard Fornett (running back) N damkun Sue (defensive interceptor) Rob Gronkowski (near-end) Carlton Davis (cornerback) OJ Howard (near-end) Richard Sherman (cornerback) Ronald Jones (running back) Giovanni Bernard (running back)
Such a long list of free agents! Don't forget that the Pirates signed a one-year contract last season to keep the championship team, and Brady's retirement gave them room to do some action in the free market. The team will have to find a way to keep Godwin and cornerback Davis, almost no one else will stay, and they may also find a quarterback to replace Brady, such as Winston, who was once selected by the team.
New Orleans Saints (salary space: $75.99 million)
Free Agent: Marcus Williams (Security Guard) Troon Armstide (Left Cutter) James Winston (Quarterback) Trekwan Smith (Outside) Kewan Alexander (Lineback) Trevo Simian (Quarterback)
Remember last season's Saints' frenzied layoffs in the offseason? It's going to be again this season, but the difference this time is that the Saints shouldn't be going back. After the departure of coach Payton, the team needs a heroic wrist-breaking reconstruction to restore its financial situation to normal, and there is no so-called championship window without eating food. It is estimated that no one else will stay, including Winston, except for security guard Williams.
Atlanta Falcons (salary space: -$6.61 million)
Free Agent: Dante Fowler (Rushing Passer) Cordarell Patterson (Running Back) Russell Gago (Outside Receiver) Hayden Hearst (Near End) Durham Harmon (Security Guard)
Quarterbacks like AJ McCarran and Josh Rosen I didn't write about, and while the Falcons still don't have a lot of salary space, it's not hard for them to free up money as they aim to rebuild. And the team needs to keep patterson and Gago two major offensive group weapons, to return to this season these two are the thighs of the offensive group, if the multi-functional running back and the number one outside receiver can not be retained, quarterback Matt Lane may be difficult to cook.
Carolina Panthers (salary space: $16.81 million)
Free Agent: Stefan Gilmer (cornerback) Dont Jackson (cornerback) Hasson Redick (rushing passer) Cam Newton (quarterback)
The Black Panthers may catch the defense first in the new season, because their defensive forward foursome is doing well, and the team may have a good talk with Gilmer, after all, his market value has shrunk a lot after this year, and the team may absorb it. Redick should also be retained, so that the defensive team can take care of both the end and the end. After the offensive coordinator has been replaced, everything has to start all over again, take it one step at a time.
(Aibao)