The NFL Free Agency Landscape
The NFL’s free agency period is always a whirlwind of activity, especially as teams look to bolster their rosters for the upcoming season. In 2025, we’ve already seen a significant number of big-name players secure new contracts. However, there are still several high-profile talents available who could drastically change a team’s fortunes. From quarterbacks to offensive linemen, here’s a detailed look at the top ten free agents currently on the market.
1. Aaron Rodgers, QB
Despite being on the verge of free agency, Aaron Rodgers is still a household name. The future Hall of Famer, recently released by the Jets, brings unparalleled experience to the table. Although he may not be at his peak, his potential impact on a roster cannot be overstated. Recent reports suggest that the Pittsburgh Steelers might be leading the race for his services, following their missed opportunity to sign Justin Fields. The New York Giants are also in consideration, making the race for Rodgers an exciting narrative to follow.
2. Russell Wilson, QB
Another veteran quarterback on the market is Russell Wilson, a ten-time Pro Bowler. With his extensive experience and previous success in the league, Wilson may not be the hot commodity he once was, but he will undoubtedly attract interest from several franchises. Speculation suggests that he might sign with the team that fails to secure Rodgers, especially as the Pittsburgh Steelers remain a prime candidate.
3. Justin Reid, S
At just 28 years old, Justin Reid has played a pivotal role on the Kansas City Chiefs defense. Over the last season, he recorded impressive stats, demonstrating his capability as a hard-hitting safety. Reid’s leadership and playmaking abilities could attract interest from teams needing defensive reinforcements. He logged **95 tackles**, **three sacks**, and an interception in the last campaign. Any team looking to enhance their secondary should consider Reid a top priority.
4. Cam Robinson, OT
As the top offensive tackle still available, Cam Robinson is a coveted asset. His performance for the Jacksonville Jaguars was solid, where he played **999 offensive snaps** with a pass-blocking grade of **70.4**, according to PFF. Teams on the hunt for a left tackle to protect their franchise quarterback need to look closely at Robinson, who can still deliver quality play at just 29 years old.
5. Rico Dowdle, RB
Rico Dowdle emerged as one of the few bright spots for the **Dallas Cowboys** last season, racking up **1,079 rushing yards** and averaging **4.6 yards per carry**. Despite his solid performance, he has yet to be re-signed, which may be influenced by a deep draft class of running backs this year. Teams like the Steelers—looking to replace Najee Harris—might find Dowdle’s services desirable.
6. Mekhi Becton, G
Mekhi Becton’s career took a turn for the better after a successful season with the Philadelphia Eagles, following a move from tackle to guard. At only **26 years old**, he has displayed his ability in both run blocking and pass protection. His experience in big games, such as the Super Bowl victory with the Eagles, makes Becton a highly sought-after player on the offensive line market.
7. Teven Jenkins, G
Teven Jenkins is another young offensive lineman looking to revitalize his career after moving positions. After playing all his snaps as a tackle, Jenkins transitioned to guard and now boasts **40 starts** under his belt at just **27 years old**. His ability to adapt and improve makes him a valuable target for teams seeking line stability.
8. Josh Myers, C
As the top-rated center available, Josh Myers has started in every game since being drafted in 2021. He has key playoff experience that can help bolster a team’s offensive line considerably. If teams prioritize finding a reliable center, they should have their sights set on Myers, particularly if he aims to return to the **Green Bay Packers**.
9. Rasul Douglas, CB
Even with several defensive backs signing elsewhere, Rasul Douglas remains available and arguably the best cornerback on the market. His impressive resume features a Super Bowl ring alongside notable defensive plays, including multiple interception returns for touchdowns. A fit for teams employing zone coverage concepts, Douglas can significantly enhance a secondary looking to improve.
10. Kevin Zeitler, OG
At 35 years old, Kevin Zeitler is still a reliable figure on the offensive line. His elite run-blocking grade of **87.2** is a testament to his enduring talent. Teams in need of veteran leadership and solid performance on the field will find Zeitler an appealing option.
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