Ranking the NFL's top 100 free agents: Which players should land big contracts?
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Could Kenneth Walker III, Trey Hendrickson, Jauan Jennings and Malik Willis get a lot of interest from teams? Let's stack the best NFL free agents.
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Ranking the NFL's top 100 free agents: Which players should land big contracts? --> Skip to main content Skip to navigation < > Menu ESPN scores Ranking the NFL's top 100 free agents: Which players should land big contracts? Buffalo Bills 13m Matt Bowen Tracking NFL free agency: Updates on re-signings, trades, cuts and rumors 5m ESPN staff Our NFL offseason trade grades: Who won the David Montgomery deal? New York Jets 1d Seth Walder The David Montgomery trade has fantasy, depth chart impacts for Lions, Texans Houston Texans 1d DJ Bien-Aime, +2 More How the Ohio State Buckeyes can help the Commanders in the draft Washington Commanders 10h John Keim Steelers free agency primer: Their own and potential targets 8h Brooke Pryor Ravens dealing with Nnamdi Madubuike's uncertain future 8h Jamison Hensley C.J. Strouds future: Texans might not trade the QB 8h DJ Bien-Aime Why 49ers are feeling the need for speed at wide receiver 8h Nick Wagoner The curious case of Sawyer Robertson, Mike Leach's last quarterback Baylor Bears 1d Dave Wilson Kiper's top standouts from the NFL combine: 13 prospects who helped their draft stock Tennessee Volunteers 1d Mel Kiper Jr. 2026 NFL combine superlatives: From combine kings to best mullet 7h Brianna Williams Tracking NFL franchise tags: Colts apply transition tag on Daniel Jones; Breece Hall, others also tagged Atlanta Falcons 47m NFL Nation Super Bowl 2027 on ESPN: Date, location, venue, more details 19d ESPN 2026 NFL free agency: Ranking the top 100 players available Matt Bowen Mar 3, 2026, 04:00 PM ET Close Matt Bowen is a fantasy football and NFL writer for ESPN. He joined ESPN in 2015, writes regularly for ESPN+ and spent multiple years on "NFL Matchup." After graduating from the University of Iowa, Matt played safety in the NFL for St. Louis, Green Bay, Washington and Buffalo over seven seasons. Follow on X Multiple Authors Email Print Open Extended Reactions NFL free agency unofficially opens at noon ET on March 9 with the negotiati...
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