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Remaining Free Agents at RB, OG, DT, & LB
Posted on 5/24/22 at 10:02 pm
Posted on 5/24/22 at 10:02 pm
Let me know if I'm missing someone, or if you see a mistake
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Top 44 RB's
#12 - Justin Jackson, RB, Chargers. Age: 26
Justin Jackson looked terrific in his one start against the Texans this past season. He made the argument that he deserves more touches.
#16 - Jordan Howard, RB, Eagles. Age: 27
Jordan Howard still showed an ability to run well last year, gaining 406 yards on 4.7 yards per carry.
#18 - Devonta Freeman, RB, Ravens. Age: 30
#19 - Latavius Murray, RB, Ravens. Age: 32
#23 - Carlos Hyde, RB, Jaguars. Age: 31
#24 - Tarik Cohen, RB, Bears. Age: 27
#27 - David Johnson, RB, Texans. Age: 30
#30 - Alex Collins, RB, Seahawks. Age: 28
#33 - Malcolm Brown, RB, Dolphins. Age: 29
#34 - Peyton Barber, RB, Raiders. Age: 28
#37 - Wayne Gallman, RB, Vikings. Age: 27
#39 - Kalen Ballage, RB, Steelers. Age: 26
#40 - Corey Clement, RB, Cowboys. Age: 27
#41 - Jalen Richard, RB, Raiders. Age: 28
***Jaylen Samuels is another RB that's available, but not listed in these rankings.
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Top 37 OG's
#09 - Daryl Williams, G, Bills. Age: 30
Daryl Williams had trouble saying healthy in the past, but he hasn't missed a game in the past three years. He has been a solid presence in the interior of Buffalo's front.
#12 - Quinton Spain, G, Bengals. Age: 31
Quinton Spain was a quality guard for the Bengals last year, especially when it came to run blocking. Pass protection was a bit of an issue, but not a glaring one.
#13 - Richie Incognito, G, Raiders. Age: 39
Richie Incognito hasn't played much in the past two years. He was great the last time he took the field, but that was a while ago.
#16 - Ereck Flowers, G/OT, Redskins. Age: 28
Ereck Flowers is known as a bust in New York circles, but he has played well since leaving the Giants. The trick was moving Flowers from tackle to guard.
#17 - Kyle Long, G, Chiefs. Age: 33
It seemed to be a big deal that Kyle Long came out of retirement to join the Chiefs, but he didn't play a single snap in 2021.
#18 - Lane Taylor, G, Texans. Age: 32
Lane Taylor was a great lineman for the Packers, but he tore his ACL in 2020 and did not look like a functional blocker for Houston. He could rebound with another year removed from his injury.
#20 - Oday Aboushi, G/OT, Chargers. Age: 31
#22 - Michael Schofield, G/OT, Chargers. Age: 31
#27 - John Miller, G, Panthers. Age: 29
#28 - Dr. Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, G, Jets. Age: 31
#32 - Matt Skura, G, Giants. Age: 29
#35 - Senio Kelemete, G, Chargers. Age: 32
***J.C. Tretter is also available at Center. He's actually a pretty good Center, & could be an option if the coaches don't mind moving Erik McCoy to RG
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Top 66 DT's
#08 - Sheldon Richardson, DT, Vikings. Age: 31
Sheldon Richardson is a quality defensive tackle with no weaknesses, but he is not the same interior force he once was.
#12 - Brandon Williams, NT, Ravens. Age: 33
Brandon Williams was once a fierce run-stuffer, but things have changed in recent years. Williams has regressed now that he's in his mid-30s.
#15 - Ndamukong Suh, DT, Buccaneers. Age: 35
Ndamukong Suh may find himself in the Hall of Fame one day, but he's no longer performing like such a player. He's still a decent lineman, but he's not nearly the force he used to be.
#17 - Eddie Goldman, NT, Bears. Age: 28
Eddie Goldman was once a stout run-stuffing nose tackle, but he hasn't been the same since quitting on his team in 2020. Also, Goldman drops lots of gold when defeated.
#18 - Linval Joseph, DT, Chargers. Age: 33
Linval Joseph was a disappointment as a run stuffer in 2021, but he was still able to generate some pressure on the quarterback. At 33, Joseph's days are numbered.
#23 - Larry Ogunjobi, DT, Bengals. Age: 28
#25 - Corey Peters, DT, Cardinals. Age: 34
#26 - Malik Jackson, DT, Browns. Age: 32
#29 - Star Lotulelei, DT, Bills. Age: 32
#32 - Steve McLendon, DT, Buccaneers. Age: 36
#33 - Justin Zimmer, DT, Bills. Age: 29
#37 - Nick Williams, DT, Lions. Age: 32
#42 - Darius Philon, DT, Raiders. Age: 28
#43 - Gerald McCoy, DT, Raiders. Age: 34
#44 - Tyeler Davison, DT, Falcons. Age: 30
#46 - Christian Ringo, DT, Saints. Age: 30
#47 - Shamar Stephen, DE/DT, Broncos. Age: 31
#53 - Robert Nkemdiche, DT, Seahawks. Age: 27
#54 - Danny Shelton, DT, Giants. Age: 29
#63 - Damion Square, DT, Raiders. Age: 33
#64 - Trevon Coley, DT, Titans. Age: 28
#66 - Antwaun Woods, DT, Colts. Age: 29
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Top 61 ILB's
#03 - Alexander Johnson, LB, Broncos. Age: 30
Denver's defense sorely missed Alexander Johnson last year when he went down in Week 6 with a torn pectoral. He's an excellent linebacker, though he could lose a step soon now that he's in his 30s.
#10 - Dont'a Hightower, LB, Patriots. Age: 32
Dont'a Hightower was an excellent linebacker over the years, but struggled in 2021. Perhaps age was a factor, but Hightower was banged up as well.
#11 - Kwon Alexander, LB, Saints. Age: 28
Kwon Alexander is sound in coverage, but he misses way too many tackles and is weak in run support.
#12 - Joe Schobert, LB, Steelers. Age: 28
Joe Schobert was a quality linebacker for the Browns, but has struggled ever since joining the Steelers.
#16 - Jamie Collins, LB, Patriots. Age: 32
#19 - K.J. Wright, LB, Raiders. Age: 33
#22 - L.J. Fort, LB, Ravens. Age: 32
#26 - Anthony Hitchens, LB, Chiefs. Age: 30
#28 - Kevin Minter, LB, Buccaneers. Age: 31
#29 - Reggie Ragland, LB, Giants. Age: 28
#31 - Danny Trevathan, LB, Bears. Age: 32
#32 - Malcolm Smith, LB, Browns. Age: 33
#34 - Alec Ogletree, LB, Bears. Age: 30
#35 - Jaylon Smith, LB, Giants. Age: 28
#37 - Benardrick McKinney, LB, Giants. Age: 29
#43 - Jon Bostic, LB, Redskins. Age: 31
#49 - Christian Jones, LB, Bears. Age: 31
#52 - Jordan Evans, LB, Bengals. Age: 27
#54 - Dorian O'Daniel, LB, Chiefs. Age: 27
*Anthony Barr is listed under OLB, but he can play in a 4-3. I'm also including him below...
#05 - Anthony Barr, OLB, Vikings. Age: 30
Anthony Barr is a well-rounded linebacker who excels at stopping the run. He turns 30 this offseason.
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Top 44 RB's
#12 - Justin Jackson, RB, Chargers. Age: 26
Justin Jackson looked terrific in his one start against the Texans this past season. He made the argument that he deserves more touches.
#16 - Jordan Howard, RB, Eagles. Age: 27
Jordan Howard still showed an ability to run well last year, gaining 406 yards on 4.7 yards per carry.
#18 - Devonta Freeman, RB, Ravens. Age: 30
#19 - Latavius Murray, RB, Ravens. Age: 32
#23 - Carlos Hyde, RB, Jaguars. Age: 31
#24 - Tarik Cohen, RB, Bears. Age: 27
#27 - David Johnson, RB, Texans. Age: 30
#30 - Alex Collins, RB, Seahawks. Age: 28
#33 - Malcolm Brown, RB, Dolphins. Age: 29
#34 - Peyton Barber, RB, Raiders. Age: 28
#37 - Wayne Gallman, RB, Vikings. Age: 27
#39 - Kalen Ballage, RB, Steelers. Age: 26
#40 - Corey Clement, RB, Cowboys. Age: 27
#41 - Jalen Richard, RB, Raiders. Age: 28
***Jaylen Samuels is another RB that's available, but not listed in these rankings.
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Top 37 OG's
#09 - Daryl Williams, G, Bills. Age: 30
Daryl Williams had trouble saying healthy in the past, but he hasn't missed a game in the past three years. He has been a solid presence in the interior of Buffalo's front.
#12 - Quinton Spain, G, Bengals. Age: 31
Quinton Spain was a quality guard for the Bengals last year, especially when it came to run blocking. Pass protection was a bit of an issue, but not a glaring one.
#13 - Richie Incognito, G, Raiders. Age: 39
Richie Incognito hasn't played much in the past two years. He was great the last time he took the field, but that was a while ago.
#16 - Ereck Flowers, G/OT, Redskins. Age: 28
Ereck Flowers is known as a bust in New York circles, but he has played well since leaving the Giants. The trick was moving Flowers from tackle to guard.
#17 - Kyle Long, G, Chiefs. Age: 33
It seemed to be a big deal that Kyle Long came out of retirement to join the Chiefs, but he didn't play a single snap in 2021.
#18 - Lane Taylor, G, Texans. Age: 32
Lane Taylor was a great lineman for the Packers, but he tore his ACL in 2020 and did not look like a functional blocker for Houston. He could rebound with another year removed from his injury.
#20 - Oday Aboushi, G/OT, Chargers. Age: 31
#22 - Michael Schofield, G/OT, Chargers. Age: 31
#27 - John Miller, G, Panthers. Age: 29
#28 - Dr. Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, G, Jets. Age: 31
#32 - Matt Skura, G, Giants. Age: 29
#35 - Senio Kelemete, G, Chargers. Age: 32
***J.C. Tretter is also available at Center. He's actually a pretty good Center, & could be an option if the coaches don't mind moving Erik McCoy to RG
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Top 66 DT's
#08 - Sheldon Richardson, DT, Vikings. Age: 31
Sheldon Richardson is a quality defensive tackle with no weaknesses, but he is not the same interior force he once was.
#12 - Brandon Williams, NT, Ravens. Age: 33
Brandon Williams was once a fierce run-stuffer, but things have changed in recent years. Williams has regressed now that he's in his mid-30s.
#15 - Ndamukong Suh, DT, Buccaneers. Age: 35
Ndamukong Suh may find himself in the Hall of Fame one day, but he's no longer performing like such a player. He's still a decent lineman, but he's not nearly the force he used to be.
#17 - Eddie Goldman, NT, Bears. Age: 28
Eddie Goldman was once a stout run-stuffing nose tackle, but he hasn't been the same since quitting on his team in 2020. Also, Goldman drops lots of gold when defeated.
#18 - Linval Joseph, DT, Chargers. Age: 33
Linval Joseph was a disappointment as a run stuffer in 2021, but he was still able to generate some pressure on the quarterback. At 33, Joseph's days are numbered.
#23 - Larry Ogunjobi, DT, Bengals. Age: 28
#25 - Corey Peters, DT, Cardinals. Age: 34
#26 - Malik Jackson, DT, Browns. Age: 32
#29 - Star Lotulelei, DT, Bills. Age: 32
#32 - Steve McLendon, DT, Buccaneers. Age: 36
#33 - Justin Zimmer, DT, Bills. Age: 29
#37 - Nick Williams, DT, Lions. Age: 32
#42 - Darius Philon, DT, Raiders. Age: 28
#43 - Gerald McCoy, DT, Raiders. Age: 34
#44 - Tyeler Davison, DT, Falcons. Age: 30
#46 - Christian Ringo, DT, Saints. Age: 30
#47 - Shamar Stephen, DE/DT, Broncos. Age: 31
#53 - Robert Nkemdiche, DT, Seahawks. Age: 27
#54 - Danny Shelton, DT, Giants. Age: 29
#63 - Damion Square, DT, Raiders. Age: 33
#64 - Trevon Coley, DT, Titans. Age: 28
#66 - Antwaun Woods, DT, Colts. Age: 29
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Top 61 ILB's
#03 - Alexander Johnson, LB, Broncos. Age: 30
Denver's defense sorely missed Alexander Johnson last year when he went down in Week 6 with a torn pectoral. He's an excellent linebacker, though he could lose a step soon now that he's in his 30s.
#10 - Dont'a Hightower, LB, Patriots. Age: 32
Dont'a Hightower was an excellent linebacker over the years, but struggled in 2021. Perhaps age was a factor, but Hightower was banged up as well.
#11 - Kwon Alexander, LB, Saints. Age: 28
Kwon Alexander is sound in coverage, but he misses way too many tackles and is weak in run support.
#12 - Joe Schobert, LB, Steelers. Age: 28
Joe Schobert was a quality linebacker for the Browns, but has struggled ever since joining the Steelers.
#16 - Jamie Collins, LB, Patriots. Age: 32
#19 - K.J. Wright, LB, Raiders. Age: 33
#22 - L.J. Fort, LB, Ravens. Age: 32
#26 - Anthony Hitchens, LB, Chiefs. Age: 30
#28 - Kevin Minter, LB, Buccaneers. Age: 31
#29 - Reggie Ragland, LB, Giants. Age: 28
#31 - Danny Trevathan, LB, Bears. Age: 32
#32 - Malcolm Smith, LB, Browns. Age: 33
#34 - Alec Ogletree, LB, Bears. Age: 30
#35 - Jaylon Smith, LB, Giants. Age: 28
#37 - Benardrick McKinney, LB, Giants. Age: 29
#43 - Jon Bostic, LB, Redskins. Age: 31
#49 - Christian Jones, LB, Bears. Age: 31
#52 - Jordan Evans, LB, Bengals. Age: 27
#54 - Dorian O'Daniel, LB, Chiefs. Age: 27
*Anthony Barr is listed under OLB, but he can play in a 4-3. I'm also including him below...
#05 - Anthony Barr, OLB, Vikings. Age: 30
Anthony Barr is a well-rounded linebacker who excels at stopping the run. He turns 30 this offseason.
This post was edited on 6/18/22 at 6:48 am
Posted on 5/24/22 at 10:42 pm to GMoney2600
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#12 - Justin Jackson, RB, Chargers. Age: 26
Please.
Very solid change of pace guy.
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#09 - Daryl Williams, G, Bills. Age: 30
Daryl Williams had trouble saying healthy in the past, but he hasn't missed a game in the past three years. He has been a solid presence in the interior of Buffalo's front.
Wouldn't hurt, definitely could push Peat or Ruiz out if he is healthy.
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#03 - Akiem Hicks, DE/DT, Bears. Age: 32
There's a lengthy history of the Bears being far worse against the run when Akiem Hicks is out of the lineup. Hicks is a force up front, though age (32) is becoming an issue.
as much of an a-hole he was when he got traded, him rotating with Onyemata wouldn't be a bad backup idea.
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#03 - Alexander Johnson, LB, Broncos. Age: 30
Denver's defense sorely missed Alexander Johnson last year when he went down in Week 6 with a torn pectoral. He's an excellent linebacker, though he could lose a step soon now that he's in his 30s.
#35 - Jaylon Smith, LB, Giants. Age: 28
Would actually be a good backup option to Werner/Davis.
Smith is only 2 years removed from being elite, still young.
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#05 - Anthony Barr, OLB, Vikings. Age: 30
Anthony Barr is a well-rounded linebacker who excels at stopping the run. He turns 30 this offseason.
Think his decline is obvious, pass
Posted on 5/24/22 at 10:56 pm to htran90
RB
-I wanted Darrell Williams for cheap, but he's gone.
-I don't know much about the other RB's, but Justin Jackson & McKinnon look good on paper. Not sure if we can get them for cheap enough though.
OG
-I'd definitely take Daryl Williams for the right price. Can't be too much at this point.
-I'd even take a chance on Quinton Spain & possibly Ereck Flowers if this site is correct on him playing solid at OG. He was a bust as an OT.
DT
-I'd take Akiem Hicks & Sheldon Richardson. Looks like a bunch of meh after those 2.
-A few people seem to like Larry Ogunjobi. I'm not too familiar with him though.
-Not interested in Suh.
LB
-I want Kwon as a backup for cheap. We only need him for pass coverage.
-I'd take Alexander Johnson, but I'm not sure how much he wants or if he'll accept being a backup.
-Hightower is a 2 down thumper. DO NOT want Hightower. He sucked last year & he's 32. We also already have Kaden Elliss as our run stopping specialist.
-I wanted Darrell Williams for cheap, but he's gone.
-I don't know much about the other RB's, but Justin Jackson & McKinnon look good on paper. Not sure if we can get them for cheap enough though.
OG
-I'd definitely take Daryl Williams for the right price. Can't be too much at this point.
-I'd even take a chance on Quinton Spain & possibly Ereck Flowers if this site is correct on him playing solid at OG. He was a bust as an OT.
DT
-I'd take Akiem Hicks & Sheldon Richardson. Looks like a bunch of meh after those 2.
-A few people seem to like Larry Ogunjobi. I'm not too familiar with him though.
-Not interested in Suh.
LB
-I want Kwon as a backup for cheap. We only need him for pass coverage.
-I'd take Alexander Johnson, but I'm not sure how much he wants or if he'll accept being a backup.
-Hightower is a 2 down thumper. DO NOT want Hightower. He sucked last year & he's 32. We also already have Kaden Elliss as our run stopping specialist.
This post was edited on 5/25/22 at 4:15 am
Posted on 5/24/22 at 11:27 pm to GMoney2600
Love mckinnon, jackson, and ogunjobi.
Wouldn't mine signing spain either.
Wouldn't mine signing spain either.
This post was edited on 5/24/22 at 11:28 pm
Posted on 5/24/22 at 11:29 pm to htran90
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Smith is only 2 years removed from being elite, still young.
He wasn't really ever elite.
Always out of position.
Posted on 5/25/22 at 3:23 am to GMoney2600
Larry O is very good, but he did suffer a severe injury in the postseason and then failed a physical earlier in free agency.
Can stop the run and finds a way to get to the QB. He’s not a sexy player, but he’s a very good one. When he went down w an injury in the postseason, the Bengals definitely missed his presence.
Can stop the run and finds a way to get to the QB. He’s not a sexy player, but he’s a very good one. When he went down w an injury in the postseason, the Bengals definitely missed his presence.
This post was edited on 5/25/22 at 3:25 am
Posted on 5/25/22 at 5:25 am to GMoney2600
Justin Jackson is hurt a lot. He’s a decent guy, with potential, he’s just oft injured.
I’d sign Spain at OG to replace or at least backup Peat. I’m surprised he’s still available.
I’d like to bring Kwon back. You know he will miss a bunch of games, but a combo of him and Werner are a good combo of youth and experience.
I’d sign Spain at OG to replace or at least backup Peat. I’m surprised he’s still available.
I’d like to bring Kwon back. You know he will miss a bunch of games, but a combo of him and Werner are a good combo of youth and experience.
Posted on 5/25/22 at 8:12 am to Suntiger
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Justin Jackson is hurt a lot
Honestly, we wouldn't need him to do too much. Fill them for Kamara if he's suspended, take somewhere between 6 to 8 carries and catch a couple passes.
Wouldn't mind taking a flyer on Cohen as a third down back if injuries haven't robbed him of his ability
Posted on 5/25/22 at 2:42 pm to jrobic4
The prob w Cohen is he just tore his Achilles in an IG live like 5 weeks ago. I don’t think he can play this season, maybe next if he’s lucky.
Posted on 5/26/22 at 10:02 am to GMoney2600
Jerick McKinnon would be excellent at this point if the money is right.
It took him 2+ years to fully recover from the torn ACL he had in 2018 but he would be perfect to pair with Kamara (and be the guy if AK is out).
He hasn’t played much since 2017, so his price tag can’t be too high.
It took him 2+ years to fully recover from the torn ACL he had in 2018 but he would be perfect to pair with Kamara (and be the guy if AK is out).
He hasn’t played much since 2017, so his price tag can’t be too high.
This post was edited on 5/26/22 at 10:04 am
Posted on 5/27/22 at 1:36 pm to GMoney2600
We know what our "needs" are so I am confused that we just signed another TE, Kahale Warring.
Posted on 5/27/22 at 1:50 pm to GMoney2600
We have narrowed the RB wish list down to 3 players:
Wayne Gallman, 27
Darrel Williams, 27
David Johnson, 30
SI
Wayne Gallman, 27
Darrel Williams, 27
David Johnson, 30
SI
This post was edited on 5/27/22 at 1:52 pm
Posted on 5/27/22 at 9:48 pm to Blutarsky
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Jerick McKinnon would be excellent at this point if the money is right.
He will get a vet minimum type deal. McKinnon would be a great addition to the backfield.
Posted on 5/28/22 at 1:39 am to Bayou Brat
Dang! Just found out Williams signed with the Cards a few days ago. Oh well.
Posted on 5/28/22 at 2:15 am to GMoney2600
RB
Justin Jackson health is issue he is solid as a guy filling in for Ingram or AK41. Can do little of everything.
Alex Collins more of power back but has been good when healthy and short runs.
OG- John Miller and Daryl Williams either would be good depth and able to push Cruz.
DT- Akeim Hicks or Tyler Davidson both know the system and area atleast a little so transition should be easy. HICKS will be more expensive but he could be great if healthy. EDDIE Goldman would interest me alot as well!
LB Kwon Alexander or Benardrick McKinney for me different type of LBers but both would be great depth McKinney more so Inside then outside... Would love both honestly!
Justin Jackson health is issue he is solid as a guy filling in for Ingram or AK41. Can do little of everything.
Alex Collins more of power back but has been good when healthy and short runs.
OG- John Miller and Daryl Williams either would be good depth and able to push Cruz.
DT- Akeim Hicks or Tyler Davidson both know the system and area atleast a little so transition should be easy. HICKS will be more expensive but he could be great if healthy. EDDIE Goldman would interest me alot as well!
LB Kwon Alexander or Benardrick McKinney for me different type of LBers but both would be great depth McKinney more so Inside then outside... Would love both honestly!
Posted on 5/28/22 at 9:53 am to GMoney2600
I would take Latavious Murray.
He was criminally underutilized under payton
Posted on 5/29/22 at 10:50 am to Rohan Gravy
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I would take Latavious Murray.
I think he lost a step. Might be some bad blood between him and the saints. We asked him to take a pay cut and he declined so they cut him
Posted on 6/2/22 at 1:30 am to GMoney2600
Remaining Available RB:
D'Ernest Johnson RFA 26
Jerick McKinnon UFA 30
Justin Jackson UFA 26
Devonta Freeman UFA 30
David Johnson UFA 30
Latavius Murray UFA 32
Jalen Richard UFA 28
Corey Clement UFA 27
Wayne Gallman UFA 27
Alex Collins UFA 27
Peyton Barber UFA 27
Le'Veon Bell UFA 30
Kalen Ballage UFA 26
D'Ernest Johnson RFA 26
Jerick McKinnon UFA 30
Justin Jackson UFA 26
Devonta Freeman UFA 30
David Johnson UFA 30
Latavius Murray UFA 32
Jalen Richard UFA 28
Corey Clement UFA 27
Wayne Gallman UFA 27
Alex Collins UFA 27
Peyton Barber UFA 27
Le'Veon Bell UFA 30
Kalen Ballage UFA 26
This post was edited on 6/2/22 at 1:31 am
Posted on 6/2/22 at 2:23 am to Bayou Brat
I really wish we would sign an OG. There are still like 3 or 4 guys that could really bolster the position.
I'd even be content if we didn't sign any other position after that. I REALLY want an OG more than anything & it's really not even close.
I'd even be content if we didn't sign any other position after that. I REALLY want an OG more than anything & it's really not even close.
This post was edited on 6/2/22 at 2:25 am
Posted on 6/2/22 at 4:20 am to GMoney2600
Akiem Hicks off the board. Signed with the Bucs. 1 year, 10 mil.
He was never an option for us with that price tag.
He was never an option for us with that price tag.
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