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Posted by Sheryl Zieme
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Oct 28, 2026 11:22 PM |
Multiple waves of 2026 NFL free agency have already pa sed despite the new league year being only a week old. The signings and trades have come fast and furious, snatching up many of the desired impact players. But there are still plenty of big names still needing to settle on their NFL homes in 2026, a suming they will get offers and won't be choosing retirement. Here's a second time around projecting new (or old) teams for several talented veterans still on the market: NFL FREE AGENCY 2026: Predicting landing spots for NFL's remaining 2026 free agents, by position Quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers: Steelers Rodgers is taking his sweet time re-upping with them now that Mike McCarthy is the head coach, but he should be locked in come draft time. Ru sell Wilson: Dolphins Wilson needs to find a home as a mobile big-armed backup and would make a lot of sense for Miami to get a more seasoned backup than Quinn Ewers. Kirk Cousins: Colts The will be moving Anthony Richardson and some point and can make room for the former Viking as a contingency for Daniel Jones so they're not stuck like last year. MORE: Running backs Kirby Lee-Imagn Images Najee Harris: Giants Harris was showing some promise in the Greg Roman offense before he went down in his lone [url=https://www.bluejerseyoutlet.com/collections/dalibor-dvorsky-jersey]Dalibor Dvorsky Jersey[/url] season with the . Roman now works for the , where they need some power contingency for Cam Skattebo. Wide receivers Albert Cesare/The Enquirer / USA TODAY NETWORK Tyreek Hill: Commanders The team might stop waiting for Brandon Aiyuk to be traded by the and take a chance on another big-play wild card. Stefon Diggs: Dolphins Diggs needs to go to Miami to help with their lagging depth with no Hill or Jaylen Waddle. Jauan Jennings: Cardinals He should follow former 49er Kendrick Bourne to help the depth. Keenan Allen: Chargers It's a late return to his original team or retirement. Deebo Samuel: Panthers He can come back to the Carolinas to help Bryce Young well. MORE: Tight ends David Njoku: He would be ideal to replace Isaiah Likely with Mark Andrews. Offensive linemen Joel Bitonio: Chargers They still to further addre s the interior line with the former Brown. Jack Conklin: Lions They need to addre s their exterior line more with the former Brown. Edge rushers Cameron Jordan: Bears He should try to reunite with Dennis Allen to finish his career. Joey Bosa: 49ers He might as well boost their situational pa s rush while helping and playing with brother Nick. Jadeveon Clowney: Eagles Clowney remains an intriguing, productive mercenary and the seem like an overdue match. MORE: Defensive tackles D.J. Reader: Bears The really could add this plug-and-play run-stuffer from the . Calais Campbell: Packers Campbell would make sense signing late to reunite with Jonathan Gannon. Linebacker Bobby Wagner: Cowboys The are still the best fit but Dallas could snatch his leadership at a big position of need. Defensive back L'Jarius Sneed: Chiefs There are concerns about his heatlt but a Kansas City reunion would be smart given its cornerback lo ses this offseason. [url=https://www.bluejerseyoutlet.com/collections/barret-jackman-jersey]Barret Jackman Jersey[/url]
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