Let's see, which big fish can your home team make up?
Today, it is the seventh day since the free agent market opened! Most of the fragrant food in the market has been signed up. However, there are still a few big fish in the market, choosing to listen patiently to the offer, and have not yet signed. Now, Xiaobian will take stock of the ten big fish in your market that have not yet signed a contract!
10. JC Trett, center, 31, former Cleveland Browns
Although Trett is not a well-known star player in the NFL, he has always been one of the best centers in the league. He's second in the entire NFL in his PFF ratings over the past three seasons, and the 31-year-old isn't too old for an offensive striker. He was cut by Brown a few days ago, saving space to pursue Watson. At the same time, Trett has always been the captain of the Browns' offensive line and has a very strong leadership. He joins any team and will quickly improve their offensive line.
Predict the final landing point: baltimore crows
9. Rob Gronkowski, near-end striker, 32 years old, former Tampa Bay Pirates
After Brady's return, the return of the Grand Groon to the Pirates also seems to have become a matter of sooner or later. For now, though, he's still a free agent. Although he has experienced a retirement, The Grand Gron is still an unstoppable presence on the pitch. If he returns to the Pirates, the Pirates' offensive group will be even more terrifying, and the weaker League will be even more invincible next season.
Predict the final landing point: Tampa Bay Pirates
8. Bobby Wagner, linebacker, 31, former Seattle Seahawks
As the Seahawks' defensive backbone for the past decade, he was once the league's best center-back, even scoring Madden rugby with 99 points at one point. However, now he is also inconsistent with the Seahawks' idea of building the team, so he was cut by the Seahawks. However, the 31-year-old Wagner still has the strength to start the central lineback, and his experience and championship winning experience will also be what many teams eager to rush to the championship hope.
Predict the final landing point: Dallas Cowboys
7. James Winston, quarterback, 28, former New Orleans Saints
In addition to the big pineapples available for trade, Mayfield, and Matt Lane, "Happy Football" Winston is the best non-rookie quarterback to choose from this offseason. Although we often laugh at Winston's happy football, his performance last season also proved that he has the strength to lead the team to win. What's more, at the age of 28, his peak may have just arrived.
Predict the final landing point: The Saints of New Orleans
6. Julio Jones, external receiver, 33 years old, former Tennessee Titans
Julio was one of the league's strongest receivers a few years ago, but he's also slipping as he gets older. However, last season at the Titans, he was still able to have a brilliant performance occasionally. For Julio, the biggest question at the moment is naturally whether he can stay healthy, after all, he has never played the past three seasons since the 2018 season. However, if he can be signed into the team with a cheaper contract, I believe few teams will refuse.
Predict the final landing point: Green Bay Packers
5. Odell Beckham Jr. (OBJ), external receiver, 29 years old, former Los Angeles Rams
Joining the Rams this past season, OBJ finally got his coveted Super Bowl championship ring. And he once again proved to the entire NFL that he still has the ability to play the other cornerback, not a cheap old man. However, the biggest doubt about OBJ is undoubtedly his injury. A torn anterior cruciate ligament at the Super Bowl also determined that he would not be able to play in the first few games of next season. So, there will also be certain risks for the team that signed him.
Predict the final landing point: Los Angeles Rams
4. Judwiang Clooney, rush passer, 29 years old, former Cleveland Browns
Although Kenny never became what was considered an "epoch-making passer" during the draft, he was always a higher-than-league average starting passer. At the same time, in addition to the rushing pass, his anti-running ability is also remarkable. However, in this offseason, the same 29-year-old Randy Gregory signed a five-year, 70 million contract, and Claoney may also raise his asking price.
Predict the final landing point: Cleveland Browns
3. Stefan Gilmore, cornerback, 31, former Carolina Panthers
Although it has faded from view in the past two seasons, don't forget that just 2 years ago, Gilmore was the winner of the league's best defensive player. Although he was unable to lead the team to win after joining the Panthers last season, Gilmore is still a big lock in the cornerback position, often making opponents suffer. For teams that need cornerbacks, Gilmore is naturally the player they dream of. However, Gilmore, who has not seen much decline, will not have a low asking price, and signing him will likely mean that it will be difficult for the team to sign others at this window.
Predict the final landing point: the Cincinnati Tigers
2. Tyran-Matthew, security guard, 29 years old, former Kansas City Chief
Matthew has maintained a steady play over the past few years, becoming the leader of the Chiefs' second-line defense and helping the Chiefs win a Super Bowl. However, after signing Justin Reed, the Chiefs also appear to have decided not to renew their contract with Matthew. For Matthew, now that he has won the Super Bowl, he is most likely to pursue a good salary and a guaranteed long contract.
1. Tyrone Armsted, interceptor, 30, former New Orleans Saints
Although you may not have heard much of his name, because the offensive line is often overlooked. However, he must have received the attention of many team managers, after all, he is one of the best interceptors in the league. As long as Armsted is on the pitch, he can always play a dominant performance, whether it is rushing cover or pass protection. What's more, his 30-year-old age can also be regarded as a fighting year for an offensive line. Aside from his injury history, he's probably the most sought-after fodder in the free agency market right now.
Predict the final landing point: Miami Dolphins
Where do you think their ultimate destination will be?