NFL free agency has had a fast and furious start in the 2024 offseason. Teams have wasted no time in the new league year, signing, trading, and releasing players to reform their rosters.
Although the first few waves of moves have been made with much of the best veteran talent no longer on the open market, there is still some valuable personnel help out there ahead of the April draft.
Here's an updated look at who's left unsigned after the early free-agent signing period:
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NFL free agents 2024: The best players still available at each position
Quarterbacks
- Ryan Tannehill, Titans
- Carson Wentz, Rams
- Trevor Siemian, Jets
- Blaine Gabbert, Chiefs
- Brian Hoyer, Raiders
Tannehill might be the last viable veteran bridge option. The rest are more seasoned backups.
Running backs
- JK Dobbins, Ravens
- Ezekiel Elliott, Patriots
- Clyde Edwards-Helaire, Chiefs
- Jerick McKinnon, Chiefs
- Rashaad Penny, Eagles
- Cam Akers, Vikings
- Latavius Murray, Bills
- Matt Breida, Giants
- Boston Scott, Eagles
- Damien Harris, Bills
- Kareem Hunt, Browns
- Joshua Kelley, Chargers
- Cordarrelle Patterson, Falcons
Elliott still has most appeal as a savvy power back. Most of the rest are change-of-pace options or depth chart fliers.
Wide receivers
- Tyler Boyd, Bengals
- DJ Chark, Panthers
- Odell Beckham Jr., Ravens
- Michael Thomas, Saints
- Josh Reynolds, Lions
- Marquez Valdes-Scantling, Chiefs
- Michael Gallup, Cowboys
- Hunter Renfrow, Raiders
- Allen Robinson, Steelers
- Isaiah Hodgins, Giants
- Randall Cobb, Jets
- Parris Campbell, Giants
- Mecole Hardman, Chiefs
- Laviska Shenault, Panthers
- Richie James, Chiefs
- Deonte Harty, Bills
Boyd leads the leftover slot charge. Beckham is looking for another chance after flashing in Baltimore. Thomas will hope to revive his career out of New Orleans.
Tight ends
- Robert Tonyan, Bears
- Logan Thomas, Commanders
- C.J. Uzomah, Jets
- Ross Dwelley, 49ers
There's not much here except limited recycled receivers and backup blockers.
Offensive tackles
- David Bakhtiari, Packers
- Mekhi Becton, Jets
- Donovan Smith, Chiefs
- Charles Leno Jr., Commanders
- Brandon Parker, Raiders
- Andre Dillard, Titans
- Chuma Edoga, Cowboys
Becton still has the potential to be a reliable starter.
Guards/centers
- Connor Williams, Dolphins
- Dalton Risner, Vikings
- Cody Whitehair, Bears
- Andrus Peat, Saints
- Laken Tomlinson, Jets
- Brian Allen, Rams
- Halapoulivaati Vaitai, Lions
- Mason Cole, Steelers
- Tyler Shatley, Jaguars
- Mark Glowinski, Giants
- Lucas Patrick, Bears
- Matt Feiler, Buccaneers
Williams can start well as an inside snapper coming off his ACL injury The rest are mostly fading backups for rotational depth.
Edge rushers
- Jadeveon Clowney, Ravens
- Mike Danna, Chiefs
- Derek Barnett, Texans
- Yannick Ngakoue, Bears
- Charles Harris, Lions
- Carl Lawson, Jets
- Randy Gregory, 49ers
- Emmanuel Ogbah, Dolphins
Clowney still has plenty of appeal as situational pass rushers and has been getting nterest. There's not much to see with the rest.
Defensive tackles
- Calais Campbell, Falcons
- Austin Johnson, Chargers
Teams in need of this position have snatched up the better tackles.
Linebackers
- Tyus Bowser, Ravens
- Isaiah Simmons, Giants
With Tyrel Dodson and Devin White finding new homes this is now what's left.
Cornerbacks
- Steven Nelson, Texans
- Stephon Gilmore, Cowboys
- Xavien Howard, Dolphins
- J.C. Jackson, Patriots
- Adoree' Jackson, Giants
- Tre'Davious White, Bills
- Patrick Peterson, Steelers
- Avonte Maddox, Eagles
- C.J. Henderson, Panthers
- Rock Ya-Sin, Ravens
- Levi Wallace, Steelers
The names are bigger than the remaining games here, but there are a few plug-and-play veteran outside starters who will be picked up later.
Safeties
- Justin Simmons, Broncos
- Jamal Adams, Seahawks
- Julian Blackmon, Colts
- Eddie Jackson, Bears
- Marcus Maye, Saints
- Quandre Diggs, Seahawks
- Jayron Kearse, Cowboys
- Adrian Amos, Texans
- Mike Edwards, Chiefs
- Keanu Neal, Steelers
- Nick Scott, Bengals
- Tashaun Gipson, 49ers
- Micah Hyde, Bills
Simmons leads a group of once solid all-around options who can now provide only limited playmaking returns.
