Top 10 2025 NFL offensive free agents: Chiefs, Eagles set up for lost key players

This could be the most talented group for the NFL free agent in 2025. Where this is especially emphasized, the overall young man is. The oldest of the eight best players we ranked is 30. There are several drafts in 2021, which were just leaving their rookie contracts and theoretically entering their primes.

So, some of the more recognizable names are in the second 10 – names that remember at the end of this story – who play players in the fall and approach retirement, unlike the younger options on the rise. Add positions and 20 we cite here include 10 guards, six fights and four centers. It’s a little guessed in the interior, but as a rule, teams rarely allow the best fight to come to the open market.

Here are the 10 best offensive ships available at a free agency, along with those 10 more, which will also hit the open market.

(Top-100 rank in brackets)

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10. Teven JenkinsMR, Bears (48)

Jenkins, 26, took a step forward in 2024, partly because he remained healthy. Decort class 2021 was ranked as a PFF keeper number 13, and he should be in line for $ 10 to $ 12 million a year, whether staying in Chicago or not. Bears have enough space for caps, so it’s just a question of whether the new coach Ben Johnson wants to keep players or bring their choice.

9. Kevin ZeitlerMR, Lions (46)

Zeitler was extremely durable to the interior, starting at least 15 games of 10 direct seasons. Does the Hank Foley offensive coach in Detroit’s chance of Zeitler’s chance to stay? The lions have $ 55 million in a limit space and only a few no mark agents, so the Zeitler’s decision is generally if he thinks the 34-year-old has another solid season in him after he evaluated 2024 as a PFF number 3 of 3 guards.

8. Will FriesMR, Kolta (43)

Fries is another top free agent who leaves a big injury, breaking his five games Tibia in the promising season of 2024. He started every game in 2023, this after coming to Colts as the selection of the seventh round of 2021. He even got out of the injury, predicted to receive $ 12-14 million a year, because he had previously been a keeper of 4 PFF. His season ended.

7. Cam RobinsonT, t, Vikingi (41)

Robinson was a replacement of injuries to Minnesota Store and is unlikely to return. He is one of the better fights available and still under the age of 30. Will they be able to get the same money as a three -year contract in the amount of $ 54 million that has just completed? It seems like he will draw slightly less, but he is a trusted veteran for someone looking for the left side.

6. Day Moore Jr.T, t, Steelers (38)

Moore is in 2021 in the fourth round that has been a left Pittsburgh for four years, starting at 66 of 68 games. Steellers also have a space for a cap and a number of key agents, especially insults. Do Mike Tomlin and Arthur Smith keep their top back, left and any of their QBS? These guys were part of the start 10-3, but also part of five direct losses and a way out of the first round of playoffs.

5. Mekhi BectonMR, Orlons (27)

Bust in the fight in four years with NozzlesBecton succeeded after the eagles switched him to guard. Talent and strength are still there with this 25-year-old, but so are the questions. He remained in the form with eagles, but that was always a problem for 6-meter-7, 363-lovice. And how much was his success because of the leadership of Philly’s famous coach of the line, Jeff Stoutland? So, there is still a risk here, but as the eagles have learned, the payment can be huge.

4. Drew DalmanC, Falcons (25)

Dalman, 26, missed half of 2024 with ankle injury, but should be considered the best center in this free agent cycle. PFF assessed it as the NFL Center 4. But Atlanta will not have much cap and already pays three offensive ships $ 14 million or more in 2025. Dalman’s new job will not be so high, but it should be $ 10 million a year, a nice trip to the former fourth cake.

3. Alaric JacksonT, t, Aries (24)

Jackson served as a blind left accessory for Matthew Stafford for the second season. He also started every post -season game during this period. Just 26 years, Jackson played at least 1,000 shootings in the last two seasons and allowed only four bags.

2. Ronnie StanleyT, t, Ravens (13)

Now she is a franchise situation, because this could be the hardest year in a recent memory that she would come down with talented offensive accessories. The free agent market is bare. The draft has a handful of project perspectives that come with unusual risk. Stanley had a very solid year of protection Lamar JacksonGreen. Expect to get a monstrous contract to stay in Baltimore. Only that Gavrani will have to make some capsian gymnastics to do the job.

1. Trey SmithMR, Chiefs (2)

You are probably thinking about playing poorly offensive lines of Kansas City in Super Bowl – and how that brutal performance sank the chief. But Smith was not guilty: in a game in which his teammates played out of control, Smith was ready, allowing a pressure rate of only 9.5%. In the season, Smith had one of the lowest percentages of a bag (0.2) among the NFL offensive ship. He may not be the best football guard, but he will probably be the most paid when March is moving.

Another 10 names to watch: Aaron BanksMR, 49ers; James DanielsMR, Steelers; Ryan KellyC, Kolta; Patrick MakarsMR, Ravens; Morgan MosesT, t, Nozzles; Josh MyersC, Packages; Brandon ScherffMR, Jaguari; Coleman SheltonC, Bears; Tyron SmithT, t, Nozzles

Greg Auman is the NFL reporter for Fox Sports. He had previously spent a decade, covering Buccaneers for the Tampa Bay Times and Atletic. You can follow it on Twitter on @gregauman.

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