NFL NFL Unsigned Free Agent

Unsigned

Free Agent

Overview
Player News
Rumor Mill
Stats
Depth Chart
Injuries
Contracts
Schedule
Roster
- AFC East
- AFC North
- AFC South
- AFC West
- NFC East
- NFC North
- NFC South
- NFC West
- AFC East
  
  Buffalo Bills
  
  Miami Dolphins
  
  New England Patriots
  
  New York Jets
- AFC North
  
  Baltimore Ravens
  
  Cincinnati Bengals
  
  Cleveland Browns
  
  Pittsburgh Steelers
- AFC South
  
  Houston Texans
  
  Indianapolis Colts
  
  Jacksonville Jaguars
  
  Tennessee Titans
- AFC West
  
  Denver Broncos
  
  Kansas City Chiefs
  
  Las Vegas Raiders
  
  Los Angeles Chargers
- NFC East
  
  Dallas Cowboys
  
  New York Giants
  
  Philadelphia Eagles
  
  Washington Commanders
- NFC North
  
  Chicago Bears
  
  Detroit Lions
  
  Green Bay Packers
  
  Minnesota Vikings
- NFC South
  
  Atlanta Falcons
  
  Carolina Panthers
  
  New Orleans Saints
  
  Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- NFC West
  
  Arizona Cardinals
  
  Los Angeles Rams
  
  San Francisco 49ers
  
  Seattle Seahawks

NFL: SEP 13 Ravens at Jets

Ravens adding Terrell Suggs to Ring of Honor

Terrell Suggs will be the next member of the Ravens’ Ring of Honor.

Michael David Smith,

Michael David Smith,

New England Patriots v Atlanta Falcons

Matthew Judon: Defensive communication just as sharp as it was with Devin McCourty

Josh Alper,

Josh Alper,

NFL: DEC 04 Jets at Vikings

It feels like the Jets are putting Corey Davis on ice until they get a trade offer

Mike Florio,

Mike Florio,

NFL: Pro Football Hall of Fame Enshrinement

Jerry Jones announces DeMarcus Ware will join Cowboys’ Ring of Honor

Charean Williams,

Charean Williams,

Jacksonville Jaguars Training Camp

Raiders sign DT Doug Costin, LB Isaac Darkangelo

Josh Alper,

Josh Alper,

NFL: DEC 01 Bills at Patriots

Commanders release Michael Palardy

Josh Alper,

Josh Alper,

New York Jets v Minnesota Vikings

Corey Davis: Stepping away from the game is the best path for me

Josh Alper,

Josh Alper,

Rotoworld Player News

N'Keal Harry

FA Wide Receiver #85

Vikings released WR N’Keal Harry.

Harry joined the Vikings less than three weeks ago but is now back on the free-agent market. The former first-round pick was unable to separate himself from the pack throughout training camp and caught just two passes for 24 yards this preseason. The 25-year-old receiver could catch on with another team but will continuously battle for a roster spot.
Kellen Mond

FA Quarterback #8

Browns waived QB Kellen Mond.

Mond appeared in three preseason games for the Browns, completing 32-of-55 passes for 297 yards, three touchdowns, and one interception. The former third-round pick was waived by the Vikings last season and has spent the last year with the Browns. The recent emergence of rookie Dorian Thompson-Robinson and the signing of Joshua Dobbs created a rather crowded quarterbacks room for the Browns, putting Mond in a difficult position to make the 53-man roster.
William Jackson

FA Defensive Back #17

Giants hosted free agent CB William Jackson for a visit.

Jackson was cut by the Steelers at the end of last season to free up $12 million in cap space. The former first-rounder was traded to the Steelers from the Commanders at last year’s deadline but never suited up for Pittsburgh in 2022. Now reportedly healthy and ready to get back to work, Jackson will try to catch on with a team before the start of the season. Jackson signed a three-year, $40.5 million contract with the Commanders in 2021 and quickly became one of the bigger free agent busts in recent memory. Whenever he signs with a team, it will likely be to serve as added depth and not as a starter.
Corey Davis

FA Wide Receiver #84

Corey Davis retired from the NFL after six seasons

Jets head coach Robert Saleh said earlier that Davis was at risk of missing Week 1 against the Bills but wouldn’t get into specifics. Now we know why. The former No. 5 overall pick of the 2017 NFL Draft appears ready to call it quits after six seasons. Davis was selected by the Titans out of Western Michigan and joined the Jets in 2021. While he never lived up to his lofty draft capital, the veteran receiver posted a career-high 984 yards and five touchdowns in 2020 and was a solid WR2 for the Jets over two seasons. His retirement permanently elevates Allen Lazard to the Jets’ WR2 role and makes him a low-end WR3 option alongside teammate Aaron Rodgers.
Bryan Edwards

FA Wide Receiver #89

Saints waived WR Bryan Edwards.

Edwards is again searching for a new team after being cut by the Saints following a five-month stint. The former third-round pick has struggled to live up to his draft capital since being drafted by the Raiders in 2020 and has just 48 receptions for 779 yards and four touchdowns in 35 career games. It’s possible he lands on some team’s practice squad in the coming days, but a 53-man roster may not be in his future any time soon.
Rodrigo Blankenship

FA Kicker (FG) #15

Bucs waived K Rodrigo Blankenship.

The move means Chase McLaughlin will serve as the Bucs’ kicker this year. Blankenship was waived by the Colts early in the 2022 season and eventually made his way onto the Cardinals’ roster as a replacement for an injured Matt Prater. Blankenship now rejoins the free agent circuit for the third time in less than a year.
Hakeem Butler

FA Wide Receiver #89

Steelers waived/injured TE Hakeem Butler.

Wide receiver Cody White was also waived with an injury designation. Butler joined the Steelers after a successful stint in the XFL. Even if he doesn’t fine a new home in the NFL, it’s possible he returns to spring football next year.
Matt Haack

FA Punter #26

Cardinals cut P Matt Haack.

The team signed RB Stevie Scott in a corresponding move. Haack was cut by the Bills near the end of training camp last year but landed with the Colts before the start of the season. He served as Indy’s primary punter for the entire year. It’s possible he finds a similar path to playing time this year. Nolan Cooney appears to have won the punting gig in Arizona.
Myles Jack

FA Linebacker #47

Eagles LB Myles Jack is retiring from the NFL after seven seasons.

A decorated college player who fell to the second round of the 2016 NFL Draft, Jack never quite lived up to his hype but started for the better part of a decade, often as an every-down player. Still only 27 years old, Jack could change his mind and become part of the workout circuit.
Greedy Williams

FA Defensive Back #26

Eagles released CB Greedy Williams.

They also placed WR Tyrie Cleveland, CB Zech McPhearson and DT Noah Elliss on waived/injured. Williams signed with the Eagles this offseason after his Browns career was derailed with injuries, missing 15 games in three seasons. The 2019 second-round pick should resurface before Week 1.