With multiple waves of NFL free agency finished in the 2025 offseason and the draft completed, the last avenue for teams to improve their personnel is through veterans who are still unsigned for the year.
Here’s looking at the top players still available to sign off the open market going into May, when OTAs and minicamps will get going a couple months ahead of training camp:
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NFL free agents 2025: The best remaining players available at each position
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Quarterbacks
- Aaron Rodgers, Jets
- Carson Wentz, Chiefs
- Tyler Huntley, Dolphins
Rodgers is taking his typical offseason personal time away from the game, but if he signs and doesn’t retire at age 41, it would be playing for the still interested and QB-needy Steelers.

Running backs
- JK Dobbins, Chargers
- Nick Chubb, Browns
- Gus Edwards, Chargers
- Cam Akers, Vikings
- Jamaal Williams, Saints
- Jeff Wilson Jr., Dolphins
The Chargers rebooted their backfield with former Steeler Najee Harris and rookie first-round pick Omarion Hampton, leaving the former oft-injured Ravens Dobbins and Edwards still looking for a third team. Chubb would fit best now with the Bears or Vikings, teams who needed a running back but didn’t draft one.

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Wide receivers
- Amari Cooper, Bills
- Keenan Allen, Bears
- Tyler Boyd, Titans
- Nelson Agholor, Ravens
- Robert Woods, Texans
Cooper is waiting after Stefon Diggs (Patriots), Tyler Lockett (Titans), DeAndre Hopkins (Ravens) all found new homes. His best bet might be returning to the Cowboys. Allen’s best bet might be going back to Los Angeles, this time as a big slot with the Rams, as the Bears added both a tight end and wide receiver to help replace him early in the draft.
Tight ends
- Gerald Everett, Bears
- Jordan Akins, Browns
- C.J. Uzomah, Eagles

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Offensive tackles
- Jedrick Wills, Browns
- Joe Noteboom, Rams
- George Fant, Seahawks
- Chukwuma Okorafor, Steelers
- D.J. Humphries, Chiefs
Wills has had some injury issues to bring him down as the 10th overall pick five years ago, but he’s only 25 and should get another shot somewhere in camp.

Guards/centers
- Brandon Scherff, Jaguars
- Will Hernandez. Cardinals
- Shaq Mason, Texans
- David Andrews, Patriots
- Daniel Brunskill, Titans
- Dalton Risner, Vikings
- Cody Whitehair, Raiders
- Nick Harris, Browns
- Jack Driscoll, Eagles
Scherff, the No. 5 overall pick 10 drafts ago by the Commanders, might not be finding a third team at 33 as he’s faded from his five-time Pro Bowl days.

Edge rushers
- Von Miller, Bills
- Za’Darius Smith, Lions
- Matthew Judon, Falcons
- Dennis Gardeck, Cardinals
- Preston Smith, Steelers
- DeMarcus Walker, Bears
Miller and the Smiths can help some teams with situal depth and experience, but it’s important to know Miller is 36 and Za’Darius, Preston and Judon are all 32.
Defensive tackles
Linebackers
- Kyzir White, Cardinals
- Eric Kendricks, Cowboys
- C.J. Mosley, Jets
- Isaiah Simmons, Giants

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Cornerbacks
- Rasul Douglas, Bills
- Asante Samuel Jr., Chargers
- Mike Hilton, Bengals
- Stephon Gilmore, Vikings
- Kendall Fuller, Dolphins
- Jamse Bradberry, Eagles
- Arthur Maulet, Ravens
There are some experience outside and subpackage players here who will join teams later in the offseason for depth.

Safeties
- Justin Simmons, Falcons
- Julian Blackmon, Colts
- Marcus Williams, Ravens
- Jordan Whitehead, Buccaneers
- Rayshawn Jenkins, Seahawks
Simmons is trying to find his third team after making so many plays for Denver and Atlanta, which moved on with drafted rookie safety Xavier Watts. Simmons, 31 could fit well with the Vikings or Eagles. Blackmon, only 26, is also a player to watch to go to Minnesota.
Kickers
- Matt Gay, Colts
- Austin Seibert, Commanders
- Michael Badgley, Lions
- Cade York, Bengals
- Eddy Pineiro, Panthers
- Matt Prater, Cardinals
- Nick Folk, Titans
Punters
- Michael Palardy, Cardinals
- Pat O’Donnell, 49ers
Long snappers
- Patrick Scales, Bears
- Taylor Pepper, 49ers
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