Unlike PFF’s free agent rankings, which focus on impending free agents, this list includes the top available players, factoring in recent releases. As teams make roster moves, this ranking will track the best options still on the market.
For several franchises, the pressure is on to get it right, whether it’s finding a franchise quarterback, rebuilding a position group or adding the final piece for a championship run. With time ticking down, these teams must maximize their draft capital to set themselves up for success in 2025.
From big-money deals to bargain signings, teams have been busy reshaping their rosters in free agency. Below, we grade the major signings and assess which teams made smart investments—and which may have overpaid.
A wide receiver who spent most of their snaps with three or four other wideouts in college should be evaluated differently than one who featured with fewer other receivers.
The biggest move of the opening day of free agency came when the Washington Commanders traded for Houston Texans left tackle Laremy Tunsil, the fourth-most-valuable left tackle in football last season.
Breaking down a key weakness for each of the top 10 quarterbacks on the PFF Big Board and assessing whether it could derail their success at the next level.
The NFL offseason offers teams multiple ways to build a talented core, requiring a delicate balance between retaining key players and acquiring new talent. Some franchises turned to the trade market to add impact players, while others aggressively spent in free agency to secure key additions.
PFF’s top-10 list of returning interior defenders, along with an honorable mention selection. These rankings are based purely on college performance and do not factor in NFL projection.
Some teams capitalized on the early frenzy, while others stumbled. While these moves won’t become official until the new league year begins, here are some of the best moves so far in the 2025 NFL free-agency period.
This year’s draft class is loaded with versatile talent on both sides of the ball. From two-way players to swing interior linemen to linebackers who can impact all three phases, this group offers a little bit of everything.
The Buffalo Bills will be without two of their free agent additions -- defensive tackle Larry Ogunjobi and defensive end Michael Hoecht -- for the first six games of the season due to testing positive for performance-enhancing drugs.
When running back AJ Dillon was considering his options in free agency, the opportunity to run behind the Eagles' offensive line was a major draw that led him to sign with Philadelphia.
When cornerback Darius Slay was drafted by the Lions in 2013, his agent introduced him to Rod Woodson, the Hall of Fame cornerback who played most of his career with the Steelers.
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