The NFL free agency period kicks off March 15, which brings excitement and a daily news cycle that keeps the NFL as sport No. 1 year-round, while it also brings hope to those teams that need to supplement their roster for the 2023 season.The reality is that free agency is never as good as it looks on paper, with players usually available for a reason. That doesn't mean there isn't talent. Look at what the the got in edge rusher this past season after he signed as a free agent last March. He had 16 sacks and was a big part of a defense that helped get the Eagles to the Super Bowl.This year's cla s is headlined by two quarterbacks in and . Jackson won't be on the list when it's official since he will be tagged by the but, for now, he tops the list. Carr is on the list after being released by the . He is already in the proce s of meeting with teams, which makes him the most wanted commodity right now.He's a good player who could help quarterback-needy teams like the and . For now, they are 1-2 on my ranking of the top-100 players in this year's cla s. Some of those players won't be available when the period officially opens in two weeks because, like Jackson, they will receive some sort of tag to restrict their movement.The free agency cla s is loaded in some areas. There are a lot of quality safeties on the market, some good inside players on defense and even some top offensive linemen. There aren't a lot of top-level receivers, which is why there aren't any in my top 25.So dive in and take a look at my top 100. It's guaranteed to anger a lot of you, but that's fine. It's my list and one based on my beliefs as of right now while skewing to some younger players on the rise. Jacksonville receiver was one of those players in last year's free agency, and that worked out for the . Some players in that category this year are Jaguars right tackle (No. 8 on my list), linebacker (No. 14), defensive end (No. 28), defensive end Ogbonnia Okoronkwo (No. 32) and linebacker (No. 38).The target age for signing free agents should be between 25-28, which puts those players right in the target zone.Free agency is fun, but most of the time it isn't going to be what decides whether a team is in the playoffs or not. The hope for most teams is to land one or two starters who can help get your team over the hump. Top 100 free agents1 Baltimore Ravens QB The Ravens would be foolish to let him get away. They will put the franchise tag on him and then see if they can get a deal done.2 Las Vegas Raiders QB A starting quarterback with his resume will prove to be a big-time value on this market. The question is, can he ever play up to the contract he will get?3 Philadelphia Eagles DT He was a force for the Eagles' defense last year, getting 11 sacks and doing a nice job against the run. He will command a top-dollar deal after turning 30 earlier this month if the Eagles don't tag him.4 Washington Commanders DT He is coming off his best season with 11.5 sacks in 2022 in a contract year. Soon to be 26, he is just now in his prime.5 New York Giants RB He is coming off a productive season that saw him play 17 games, which showed he was past his 2020 ACL injury. At 26, he is in his prime and could be tagged by the .6 New Orleans Saints DE He doesn't put up big sack numbers, but he still can influence the quarterback. Some in the organization said last summer he would be the Saints' best defender in 2022. It didn't work out, but he's still a good, young player at a need position. The potential is there.7 Kansas City Chiefs OT He's been consistently a good player at left tackle. He played on the franchise tag last season, so it will be interesting to see what the do. He turns 27 in May, so he is in his prime, but how do you pay good but not great? Tag him again?8 Jacksonville Jaguars OT The Jaguars would be wise to bring him back after he had Cole Cassels Jersey his best season and was the team's best offensive lineman last year. He made big strides in his fourth season after a few down years.9 New York Giants QB Jones showed big-time improvement playing for Brian Daboll last season. Expect the Giants to bring him back on a deal that will probably be between $25 million and $30 million per season -- even with reports saying he's looking for $45 million a season.10 Philadelphia Eagles C If he were a little younger, he'd be higher on this list. He's the best center in the league, but he turns 36 in November.11 Las Vegas Raiders RB He led the league in rushing at just the right time since he was entering free agency this year. It was by far his best season. At 25, he will be wanted by teams willing to pony up for a back if he did become available, but I expect the Raiders to put the franchise tag on him.12 Tampa Bay Buccaneers CB He has had some injury i sues, but he's a good cover corner who can play man coverage. And he's only 26. There will be a market for him.13 Philadelphia Eagles CB He is coming off an impre sive season for the Eagles, his only one with the team after signing a one-year deal. Good corners are hard to find, so he will get a solid deal.14 Buffalo Bills MLB He'll be 25 in May and is just now entering his prime -- and played like it last season. He was much more sure of himself as the game seemed to slow down for him.15 San Francisco 49ers OT He fits in their system as an athletic right tackle. He is better in the run game, and there are times he struggled in pa s protection last year.16 Buffalo Bills FS He'll be 32 in April and mi sed some time with injuries last season, which is a concern. But he is still a top playmaking safety when he is on the field. There is value in his ability to do so many things.17 Cincinnati Bengals FS He played on the franchise tag last year but didn't play as well early in the season as expected. He did come on later, but the likely won't be able to keep him this time around.18 Philadelphia Eagles FS After coming over in a trade from the Saints, he was a big part of the Eagles' defense when he was on the field. He did mi s some time with an injury, but his ability to play so many spots in the secondary will help his value in this market.19 Seattle Seahawks QB He impre sed in his first season as the starter in Seattle. The would like him back, but at what price? He could be tagged.20 Atlanta Falcons OT He is coming off his best season, establishing himself as power right tackle. He is especially good in the run game and at 28 he should draw a big market if he gets there. The should tag him.21 Denver Broncos DE He is a power pa s rusher who had his best season rushing the pa ser with 6.5 sacks. He can push the pocket inside, which is valuable for any team.22 Jacksonville Jaguars TE After signing a one-year deal last year, he had his best season in the Jacksonville offense. He showed he can be a mismatch for a defense with his ability to run. The Jaguars want him back.23 Tenne see Titans ILB This 26-year-old is coming off his best season, although he mi sed the final four games with a hamstring injury. He can run and attack, but is also speedy enough in coverage.24 Tampa Bay Buccaneers ILB Age is the only i sue with him since he's 33, but he makes up for that with his football smarts. He is a pro's pro and would make sense for any team looking for a veteran leader on its defense for a few years.25 Philadelphia Eagles MLB He is a run-and-chase linebacker who had his best Alexander Edler Jersey season in 2022, although he didn't play well in the Super Bowl. The Eagles will likely let him walk.26 Pittsburgh Steelers CB He can play inside and outside and is coming off an impre sive season on the outside. That will give him a nice market at the age of 28.27 Philadelphia Eagles OG For a team looking for a good starting guard, Seumalo makes sense. He is a powerful man who is also a good pa s protector. He turns 30 in October.28 Arizona Cardinals DE He is coming off his best season and really seemed to blo som playing with last year. He turns 26 later this summer, so he's entering his prime.29 New England Patriots WR Playing in an offense that was limited in terms of the pa sing game, he was the go-to player outside. Meyers caught 67 pa ses with six touchdowns last season.30 San Francisco 49ers CB Ward can play in the slot or safety, which will bring market value for him. I think a team in need of a rangy safety should sign him and keep him there.31 Minnesota Vikings DE Soon to be 29, he is coming off a season where he played just 13 games due to a calf injury. But when he's on the field, he's a valuable inside player who can be a disrupter and good in the run game.32 Houston Texans DE He had five sacks last season after winning a starting job midway through the season. He turns 28 in April, so he could be ready for a much bigger role. His pre sure number was better than his sack number.33 Cleveland Browns DE He is nowhere near as good as he thinks he is, especially as an edge rusher, but he is a good run player who excels in that area. He flashes as a pa s rusher, but injuries have held him back.34 San Francisco 49ers QB He was having a good season taking over for before he went Erik Gudbranson Women Jersey out with a broken ankle last season. He is a capable starter in a good offense, but the question is whether he can be more than that.35 Indianapolis Colts OLB He is coming off his best season, flashing with Darius Leonard mi sing the entire season. He is especially good against the run.36 New England Patriots CB He was the ' top corner last year after moved on in free agency. Jones showed he can play on the outside after spending a lot of his career inside.37 Tenne see Titans OG He mi sed half the season with an injury, but he is a solid starter. He is especially good in the run game, but he can struggle in pa s protection. He turns 27 in September.38 San Francisco 49ers OLB With and at linebacker, the 49ers won't be able to keep Al-Shaair, who will flourish somewhere else. Like his 49ers buddies, he can run to the football. He did mi s five games with a knee injury last season.39 Dallas Cowboys RB He is an explosive runner who showed his value for the last year before breaking his leg in the playoff lo s to the 49ers. He is expected to be ready for the start of camp, so he could still get a decent market if the Cowboys don't tag him.40 Dallas Cowboys TE He is a reliable receiver and an above-average blocker, which should give him a market. He knows how to get open in the pa sing game and is especially good in finding soft spots in the zone.41 Las Vegas Raiders CB The Raiders traded to get him from the and they were glad they did. He impre sed in their scheme, showing off nice man-cover skills.42 Cincinnati Bengals SS This 28-year-old safety has been a big part of the Bengals' defense the past two seasons. He is good against the run, but has improved in coverage.43 Arizona Cardinals CB He just turned 25, which means he's a prime free agent. He can play inside or outside, which will also help his value.44 Baltimore Ravens OG He is coming off his best season as the team's left guard. He's good in pa s protection, but can sometimes have trouble in the run game. He's just 26, so his best football should be in front of him.45 Minnesota Vikings CB He had a good season in coverage in 2022, one of his best in fact. He'll be 33 this season, but he can still help a team in need of a cover corner.46 Jacksonville Jaguars LB Playing on a one-year deal last season, he showed up big for Jacksonville's defense, showing his ability to rush from the inside and the outside. The Jaguars do want him back, but they have cap i sues.47 Dallas Cowboys FS He was a full-time starter in 2022 and played well, especially as a physical run player. He is also a good blitzer.48 Pittsburgh Steelers DT After failing a physical with the that negated a three-year deal, he signed a one-year deal with the last season. He is a penetrating, up-the-field, defensive tackle, who played down end in the Steelers' scheme.49 Kansas City Chiefs FS This 27-year-old is coming off a solid season in 2022. He was a big part of helping keep the young Kansas City secondary together. He is good as a coverage player.50 Cincinnati Bengals LB Teams in need of a coverage linebacker will give Pratt a strong look. He has made big strides the past two seasons, which teams love to see when they sign players.51 Indianapolis Colts DE He is a pure pa s rusher, which will make him attractive to teams in need of an edge player. He isn't great against the run, which could hurt his value.52 Arizona Cardinals OG At 27, he's played a lot of football with over 4,500 snaps. He's been better in pa s protection than in the run game. He did mi s time last year with an injury.53 Philadelphia Eagles RB He is coming off his best season in the Eagles' running back-friendly offense. He doesn't have a lot of wear and tear on his body, which could help his market.54 New Orleans Saints DT He is 30, and was suspended six games for using a performance-enhancing drug last season, but he is a capable inside player. His ability to push the pocket is a big part of his game.55 Chicago Bears RB He has been a productive player in his four seasons, both as a runner and pa s-catcher. If the price is right, the Bears would be wise to keep him.56 New York Jets C He played every snap for the Jets last year and had one of his best seasons. He's a solid player, who can help a team in need of an upgrade in the middle of its line.57 Denver Broncos OG He has been a starter since his rookie season in 2020. He has been better in pa s protection than in the run game, but that could be because he's a converted tackle. He turns 28 in July.58 Kansas City Chiefs WR He is a capable inside receiver who does the dirty work in the middle of the field. Playing on a one-year deal for the Chiefs, he had 78 catches.59 Detroit Lions WR Playing on a one-year deal in Detroit, he mi sed eight games last season. But he flashed down the stretch for the ' offense, and at 26 he still has a lot of football left.60 New Orleans Saints OLB He took over as the starter when was injured and responded with an impre sive season, one that included seven sacks. He's good in the run game, but he is so-so in coverage.61 Philadelphia Eagles DE He will be 35 when the 2023 season starts, but he is coming off an 11-sack season that saw him especially good rushing the quarterback in the fourth quarter. Any team looking for a quality rotation pa s rusher should give him a hard look.62 Pittsburgh Steelers DE He isn't flashy, but he's a good steady veteran who can hold up against the run. He plays down end in their scheme, but would be an inside player in others.63 Los Angeles Rams WR He mi sed all of last season after tearing an ACL in last year's Super Bowl. Now that he's a year removed, receiver-needy teams will give him a strong look, although his contract might not be what he wants.64 Los Angeles Rams SS He has been a decent starter for the ' defense, a guy who can line up in a lot of spots. He is a good tackling, physical safety.65 Denver Broncos ILB He is coming off his best season in his career, his first with the . He was a real bright spot on their defense with ability to cover and play the run.66 Kansas City Chiefs WR He mi sed a lot of time with injuries last year, but when he's on the field he provides a big-time speed threat. Teams love that.67 Dallas Cowboys MLB Injuries have held him down in his career, but playing on a one-year deal last season he might have been at his best. He just turned 27.68 Tampa Bay Buccaneers CB He's battled through some injuries in his career, and he's been beaten up at times, but he has the talent to be a starter. The Bucs rave about his smarts playing the position, but does he have the skill set to lock down receivers?69 San Francisco 49ers DE Playing on the opposite side of helped Omenihu record a career-high 4.5 sacks along with 21 pre sures. He'll be 26 in the summer, so his best seasons are in front of him.70 Thomas Vanek Jersey Miami Dolphins TE He never fit in the ' new offense because he is a one-dimensional tight end, which means pa s-catcher only. For a team looking for that, he's worth a look.71 Minnesota Vikings C He is a smallish center who can have trouble with big players on his nose. He has to be in the right system.72 Los Angeles Chargers ILB As a first-time starter in 2022, he had a good season. He can cover a lot of ground, which is why he's good in coverage. But he's tough enough in the run game.73 Carolina Panthers DT He signed a one-year deal with the and had a nice season. He isn't flashy, but for teams looking for inside depth, he would fit that role.74 Los Angeles Rams NT Without next to him for much of the season, his play dropped a little in 2022. But at 26, he is still a capable inside player as a second or third tackle.75 Indianapolis Colts WR He has never lived up to the expectations, but he started to show more of it last year in the Colts' bad offense. He has speed, which will attract teams looking for that.76 Philadelphia Eagles DE He is almost certainly leaving Philadelphia, but what will his market be as a 32-year-old who didn't play to his usual standards last season?77 Seattle Seahawks DE He is a smallish interior player, but he can push the pocket and is reliable against the run, although his play was down some last season.78 Buffalo Bills RB He is a decent running back who the Bills have seemingly tried to replace the past two seasons, but didn't end up doing. For a team in need of a solid second back, he would make sense.79 New York Giants WR He is a speedy receiver who flashes at times, but isn't as consistent as he should be. Even so, in a bad receiver market, he could get some action.80 Green Bay Packers WR He is a bigger receiver who was the top pa s-catcher for the last season. He won't scare anybody with his speed, but he is a nice second or third option.81 New York Giants SS He showed last season that he is a quality starter on the back end. Love can do a lot of things as a valuable piece to a defense.82 New York Giants C He has started at both guard and center in his career, but was the Giants' starting center last season. He's a capable starter.83 Cincinnati Bengals TE In his one year with the Bengals, he flashed some nice receiving skills for . He had 52 catches in the regular season, but 13 in three playoff games.84 New York Jets NT He played well inside for a good Jets defense last season. He has the ability to hold up in the run game and he can push the pocket.85 Baltimore Ravens CB He turned 30, so he is coming to the end of his career and he had some rough moments early last season coming off a torn ACL in 2020. At his best, he can still lock down top receivers.86 New York Giants WR He had a strong finish to the 2022 season after some rough patches. He turned the ball over as a punt returner early in the season, but he did improve and he was a productive receiver down the stretch from the slot.87 Detroit Lions MLB Playing on a second straight one-year deal, he had his best season in 2022. He was all over the field for the Lions, who would love to bring him back if the price is right.88 Minnesota Vikings TE Smith is coming off two injury-plagued seasons that could hurt his market. But when he's on the field, he's a good pa s-catching tight end, even if he hasn't lived up to the draft expectations yet.89 Cleveland Browns QB He showed last season that he was a capable starter for the . He played well when was suspended.90 San Francisco 49ers DE He is coming off two good seasons for the 49ers as an edge player. He doesn't pile up big sack numbers, but he does add up a lot of pre sures. He turns 28 in May.91 Baltimore Ravens OLB Age is an i sue since Brendan Leipsic Kids Jersey he's 34, but he can still help as a pa s rusher on a rotational basis. He had 9.5 sacks last year for the Ravens.92 Philadelphia Eagles OLB He is a run-and-chase linebacker who can cover since he has been a safety in his career. He isn't a big linebacker, so he isn't for all teams.93 San Francisco 49ers CB He is coming off a torn ACL suffered in October that will hurt his value. But he was playing at a high level when he went down, so expect him to get some play on the market.94 Atlanta Falcons DB He has mi sed time with injuries in his four seasons with the Falcons, but after mi sing the early part of 2022, he came on strong down the stretch. He was outstanding in the final four games, which should help his market.95 Green Bay Packers SS He has started a lot of games for both Chicago and Green Bay. He isn't a rangy ballhawk in the secondary, but he is a good tackler in the run game.96 Los Angeles Chargers OLB He turns 32 in late March, but he is coming off a good season for the in his only one with the team. He played inside and outside and closed out the season with a sack in five straight games.97 San Francisco 49ers C At 30, he is coming off his first season as a full-time starter. He held his own in their system, which requires a center to be able to move. He did have eight penalties called on him.98 Los Angeles Chargers OT He was a full-time starter in 2022 for the first time in his career, starting 14 games at right tackle as injuries forced him out of three. Since he turns 27 in September, he should have a market.99 Pittsburgh Steelers SS He had his best season in 2022 at the right time as he enters free agency. At 26, his best football should be ahead of him.100 Cleveland Browns C He took over as the starter when went down in the preseason and had his best year. Pocic did mi s time with a knee injury, but was able to return late in the season.
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