Top remaining Free Agents per nfl.com (From their original Top 101 FA's)

[Jetsfan80]

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001018706/article/2019-nfl-free-agency-updated-top-101-nfl-free-agents

 

# 12 Free Agent (Overall)

Ndamukong Suh

DT

Still a three-down starter at age 32, but the three-time All-Pro seemed to coast through the 2018 regular season before flipping the switch in a dominant playoff run.

 

# 50

Morris Claiborne

CB

Not quite as stingy in coverage as he was in his breakout 2017 season, Claiborne still shattered a career high with 14 passes defensed as the Jets' top corner last year.

 

 

# 59

Jay Ajayi

RB

The skills are there. So are the injuries, however, and the whispers that Ajayi has never quite maximized all of his talent.

 

 

# 69

Corey Liuget

DT
A 103-game starter over eight seasons with the Chargers, Liuget's free agency timing couldn't be worse. He's coming off late November surgery for a torn quadriceps muscle.

 

 

# 73

Michael Crabtree

WR

Declining speed is an issue at age 31, but Crabtree should still find regular snaps at a time when many top offenses are using four-receiver rotations.

 

 

# 80

Kelvin Benjamin

WR

The red flags are numerous, but we aren't ready to completely discount any receiver who gained nearly 2,000 yards combined in his first two seasons.

 

# 88

Muhammad Wilkerson

DL

Wilkerson has managed just eight sacks in three years since breaking his fibula at the end of a 12-sack campaign in 2015. He's more name than game at this point.

 

# 91

Glover Quin

S

Quin played at a Pro Bowl level in 2017 but seemed to fall out of favor upon Matt Patricia's arrival in Detroit. If he commits to another season at age 33, the 10-year veteran should have no problem finding a taker for his services.

 

 

# 93

Eric Berry

S

Berry's health is a total question mark and the reason for this low ranking, but he would bring unquestioned leadership and savvy to any locker room he joins.

 

# 96

Derrick Morgan

EDGE
Morgan vanished last season while playing through knee and shoulder injuries. On a positive note, he tallied a healthy 16.5 sacks in 2016 and '17.

 

 

# 97

Nick Perry

EDGE

Perry has struggled to stay on the field since signing a lucrative deal with Green Bay two years ago, seeing his sack totals plummet from a career-high 11 in 2016 to 8.5 in the last two years combined. Still just 29 years old in April, he can help a contender if he's healthy.

 

 

# 101

Sam Bradford

QB

Sure, no one is entirely sure whether Bradford can stay healthy for a season again. But some team will look back at his excellent 2016 season and give him a chance to keep his career going as a backup.

[peekskill68]

Will be interesting to see how our "interim GM" feels about signing Claiborne....

[SayNoToDMC]

That's a sorry ass list. Really hope one of the teams who care about their QB's health and drafted interior lineman cut a decent center this offseason. 

[JetsMetsDevilsPA]

It is a sorry ass list.... however I might take a flyer on Claiborne.  The thing this list really lacks is really good OT or C.

[bealeb319]

It is a sorry ass list.... however I might take a flyer on Claiborne.  The thing this list really lacks is really good OT or C.

I'm surprised there isn't a really good center and tackle still available via free agency

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[jeremy2020]

Claiborne was alright here, but man, Kelvin Benjamin and Sam Bradford...really? 

[Jetsfan80]

44 minutes ago, JetsMetsDevilsPA said:

It is a sorry ass list.... however I might take a flyer on Claiborne.  The thing this list really lacks is really good OT or C.

Indeed.  Because smart teams generally don't let those walk. 

[SayNoToDMC]

2 hours ago, jeremy2020 said:

Claiborne was alright here, but man, Kelvin Benjamin and Sam Bradford...really? 

Bradford's ability to get paid way too much every year till now is unbelievable. Guy belongs in a flag football league and I still doubt he'd make it a full season

[sec101row23]

If you guys have learned one thing about NFL free agency since watching Maccagnan for the last 5 years, it’s that very good players rarely hit free agency, and when you rely on free agency to build your roster, you are in big trouble.  

[Philc1]

Claiborne stink last year.  Granted to be fair he was forced to play man to man against the other team’s #1 every week because Tru was so putrid and we had 0 pass rush but still

[Philc1]

38 minutes ago, SayNoToDMC said:

Bradford's ability to get paid way too much every year till now is unbelievable. Guy belongs in a flag football league and I still doubt he'd make it a full season

Bradford has stolen from more billionaires than Bernie Madoff

[Jetsfan80]

44 minutes ago, SayNoToDMC said:

Bradford's ability to get paid way too much every year till now is unbelievable. Guy belongs in a flag football league and I still doubt he'd make it a full season

Sam Bradford has earned $129M in his NFL career.  That works out to $1.55M per start, $1.25M per touchdown, or $3.79M per win. 

He's only had 4 seasons where he was healthy enough and good enough to start 14+ games.  Out of those 4, he's only had two seasons where he threw 20+ TD's. 

Bradford's last win under center was October 9, 2017. 

Amazing how many chances the league will give to a QB who was drafted high and showed a modicum of ability.  And someone will undoubtedly give him a few million more this season when a starting QB gets hurt, if not sooner.

[chirorob]

2 hours ago, JetsMetsDevilsPA said:

It is a sorry ass list.... however I might take a flyer on Claiborne.  The thing this list really lacks is really good OT or C.

For a 1 year deal, 4-5 million with maybe some incentives?   Why not.

[Jetsfan80]

44 minutes ago, chirorob said:

For a 1 year deal, 4-5 million with maybe some incentives?   Why not.

Yep.  We currently have a little under $29M in cap space, so why not?  As long as he doesn't block a young player on the depth chart by default who cares?

Unless of course we're saving that coin for the mini-draft, in which case all bets are off!

[SayNoToDMC]

1 hour ago, Jetsfan80 said:

Sam Bradford has earned $129M in his NFL career.  That works out to $1.55M per start, $1.25M per touchdown, or $3.79M per win. 

He's only had 4 seasons where he was healthy enough and good enough to start 14+ games.  Out of those 4, he's only had two seasons where he threw 20+ TD's. 

Bradford's last win under center was October 9, 2017. 

Amazing how many chances the league will give to a QB who was drafted high and showed a modicum of ability.  And someone will undoubtedly give him a few million more this season when a starting QB gets hurt, if not sooner.

I knew he was a joke, but you laying out the numbers made it way worse. Thank you