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ESPN Ranks the Top 10 NFL Free Agents Still Available

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10) QB Kirk Cousins, Atlanta Falcons
After appearing in 10 games for Atlanta this season, Kirk Cousins entered free agency as a veteran option for teams seeking stability under center. He finished the season with 1,721 passing yards, 10 touchdowns and five interceptions, showing he can still operate efficiently in the right system.

"Cousins grades out as a lower-tier starter in a play-action system that would cater to his field vision and timing." - Matt Bowen
ESPN Ranks the Top 10 NFL Free Agents Still Available
NFL Free Agency is in full swing as the first couple of waves have already been completed. While several big-name players are already off the board, there are still multiple top free agents left.

Courtesy of ESPN, here's a look at the top 10 players who have yet to sign.
1) OT Rasheed Walker, Green Bay Packers
Still just 26, Rasheed Walker remains one of the more intriguing tackles available on the market. The former Green Bay Packers lineman posted a 93.8% pass block win rate, ranking 11th among 68 qualifying tackles, showing the footwork and mobility needed to handle speed rushers off the edge.

"Walker’s pass block win rate of 93.8% ranked 11th among 68 qualifying offensive tackles." - Matt Bowen
2) QB Kyler Murray, Minnesota Vikings
After being released by the Arizona Cardinals, Kyler Murray instantly became one of the most fascinating names on the market. Injuries limited him to five games in 2025, but his track record speaks for itself with 121 career passing touchdowns and 3,193 rushing yards across seven seasons in Arizona.

"When healthy, Murray has the talent to produce in a system that maximizes his dual-threat ability." - Matt Bowen
3) WR Jauan Jennings, San Francisco 49ers
At six-foot-three, 213 pounds, Jauan Jennings continues to bring physicality and reliability to the receiver position. The former San Francisco 49ers target hauled in 55 receptions and nine touchdowns in 2025, after a 975-yard breakout campaign the year before.

"Jennings is a consistent route runner who plays through contact and makes himself available to the quarterback." - Matt Bowen
4) OT Taylor Decker, Detroit Lions
After 10 seasons with the Detroit Lions, veteran tackle Taylor Decker hit the open market looking for a new opportunity. While his 89.3% pass block win rate in 2025 marked the second-lowest of his career, Decker’s experience and physical style still make him a valuable option at a premium position.

"With the toughness and intangibles he brings, he will have a market at a premium position." - Matt Bowen
5) WR Stefon Diggs, New England Patriots
Even at 32, Stefon Diggs proved he can still produce. In his lone season with the New England Patriots, the veteran receiver totaled 85 catches for 1,013 yards and four touchdowns, continuing to show elite route running and the ability to separate both inside and outside.

"Diggs is still a savvy route runner with inside and outside alignment flexibility." - Matt Bowen
6) EDGE Joey Bosa, Buffalo Bills
Joey Bosa may now profile as more of a situational rusher, but he can still impact the pocket. In 2025 with the Buffalo Bills, he recorded five sacks, five forced fumbles and 42 pressures while averaging 36.3 snaps per game.

"Bosa should be viewed as a situational rusher who can still win with speed to power." - Matt Bowen
7) G Joel Bitonio, Cleveland Browns
A 12-year veteran, Joel Bitonio continues to play at a high level whenever he’s on the field. The longtime Cleveland Browns guard posted a 96.4% pass block win rate in 2025, the third best among qualifying guards, while allowing only two sacks.

"If Bitonio opts to return for a 13th season, he would provide both consistent play and a veteran voice." - Matt Bowen
8) S Jaquan Brisker, Chicago Bears
After returning to play all 17 games in 2025, Jaquan Brisker reminded teams how disruptive he can be near the line of scrimmage. Across four seasons with the Chicago Bears, the hard-hitting safety has totaled four interceptions, seven sacks, and 14 pass breakups.

"Brisker is a downhill safety who creates disruption near the line of scrimmage." - Matt Bowen
9) QB Aaron Rodgers, Pittsburgh Steelers
Even entering his age-42 season, Aaron Rodgers showed he can still manage an offense at a high level. With the Pittsburgh Steelers last year, the veteran quarterback threw 24 touchdowns to just seven interceptions while completing 65.7% of his passes.

"With his quick release and high-end coverage recognition, he can still be a capable starter." - Matt Bowen
10) QB Kirk Cousins, Atlanta Falcons
After appearing in 10 games for Atlanta this season, Kirk Cousins entered free agency as a veteran option for teams seeking stability under center. He finished the season with 1,721 passing yards, 10 touchdowns and five interceptions, showing he can still operate efficiently in the right system.

"Cousins grades out as a lower-tier starter in a play-action system that would cater to his field vision and timing." - Matt Bowen
ESPN Ranks the Top 10 NFL Free Agents Still Available
NFL Free Agency is in full swing as the first couple of waves have already been completed. While several big-name players are already off the board, there are still multiple top free agents left.

Courtesy of ESPN, here's a look at the top 10 players who have yet to sign.

ESPN Ranks the Top 10 NFL Free Agents Still Available

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