NFL free agent tracker, 2014: Follow all the moves from around the league

The 2014 league year starts Tuesday, March 11 at 4 p.m. ET. That's the technical term for it. Most of the rest of the world knows it as the day that NFL teams start handing out big contracts to unrestricted free agents. Some teams will come to regret those deals (Mike Wallace, anyone?); others will manage to swing a return on their investment.

Judging the free agent deals comes later. For now, it's hot stove season for football fans. Many of the best players on the market will never make it there, re-signed by their teams before a rival scoops them up. Others will make it to the promised land. Our handy free agent tracker will help you keep up with the action.

Notable signings:

Giants add QB depth with Josh Freeman

Eli Manning is 33-year-old, coming off his worst season as a pro and is going through offseason ankle surgery. No, that's not a lead-in to suggest his spot on the depth chart is anywhere close to shaky, but it does mean the G-men are thinking about the depth behind him. They addressed that concern with the signing of Josh Freeman, the former Buccaneers starter who spent the back half of last season on the bench in Minnesota. He'll be competing with Curtis Painter and Ryan Nassib for the backup job.

Jets pick up Chris Johnson

The offense in New York last season was about as exciting as CSPAN, and Rex Ryan is hoping the addition of a proven playmaker like Chris Johnson will help liven things up. After a years of decline, however, it's uncertain just how much of an effect the 29-year-old -- who signed for $8 million over two years -- will have.

Matt Flynn signs with Packers

Quarterback Matt Flynn has agreed to terms with the Green Bay Packers. Flynn started his career in Green Bay, and turned a couple opportunities in relief of a resting Aaron Rodgers into a potential starting job elsewhere. Unfortunately, injuries and simply being outplayed forced him into a backup role everywhere he went. It seems he'll now settle in as Rodgers' backup once again, though he will need to compete with Scott Tolzien.

Champ Bailey signs with New Orleans

The New Orleans Saints have signed free agent cornerback Champ Bailey to a two-year deal. Bailey was released by the Denver Broncos earlier this offseason after a 2013 campaign that was severely limited by injuries. Bailey still plays at a high level when he's actually on the field. Some are surprised that he's going to play this season but if he can remain healthy, then he should be able to provide a boost for New Orleans' secondary.

DeSean Jackson agrees with Washington

After getting released by the Eagles just days earlier, wide receiver DeSean Jackson stays within the NFC East with a three-year agreement with the Redskins. Jackson caught 82 passes for 1,332 yards and nine touchdowns in 2013 and figures to couple with Pierre Garcon to give Washington a dynamic receiving duo.

Jackson's contract will be worth $24 million over three years, with $16 million guaranteed, according to the Washington Post.

Knowshon Moreno signs with Miami

The Miami Dolphins signed running back Knowshon Moreno on Friday. Moreno was the top running back to come out this year, but there was an overall lack of interest in the market. Moreno had an excellent year with the Broncos last season, but it's unclear if he was looking for more money than the market was willing to offer, or if running back was just not a priority. Regardless, he should be a big part of Miami's offense next season.

LeGarrette Blount inks deal with Pittsburgh

The Pittsburgh Steelers agreed to terms with running back LeGarrette Blount on Friday. Blount wasn't the top back on the market, but he was definitely the top power back. He proved his worth with the New England Patriots last season and will now likely split carries with second-year back Le'Veon Bell in Pittsburgh.

Maurice Jones-Drew finally signs

The Oakland Raiders signed veteran running back Maurice Jones-Drew to a three-year contract. Jones-Drew was definitely the biggest name to hit the market this year, but he's considered well past his prime. Still, a change of scenery to Oakland might just be what he needs to get back on track. Oakland also re-signed Darren McFadden to a one-year deal so it will be interesting to see how the carries are distributed there.

Mark Sanchez joins Eagles

Shortly after Vick joined the Jets, former Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez was released, and signed a one-year deal with the Eagles, Vick's former team. The Eagles are looking for a backup to compete with second-year player Matt Barkley, while providing starter Nick Foles with something of a veteran presence behind him. Sanchez can earn up to $1.75 million more in incentives, based on playing time.

Michael Vick becomes a Jet

The most prolific quarterback on the market finally made a visit, and didn't leave it without a new contract. The Jets signed Vick to a one-year, $5 million deal, bringing him in to compete with second-year pro Geno Smith. In Gotham, the fans will be hoping Vick's signing brings out the best in Smith.

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Antonio Cromartie signs with Arizona

There is a Cromartie in Arizona once again. Four years after Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie left for the Eagles, the team has signed cousin Antonio to a one year-deal, adding to a fierce secondary unit in which he will start opposite former first-round draft pick Patrick Peterson.

Devin Hester leaves Bears for Falcons

Star return man Devin Hester will be playing for the Falcons next season, as the former Chicago Bear signed a three-year deal with the team. He is expected to continue his contributions in the kicking game that fans are familiar with from his team with Chicago, but could see some action in Atlanta's offense, as well.

Michael Vick hopes to start with Jets

The New York Jets announced the release of Mark Sanchez on Friday, and 10 minutes later they filled the spot on the roster with Michael Vick. The veteran will now compete with Geno Smith for the starting role in New York, where they will try to turn around an offense that finished 29th in the NFL in points scored.

Lance Moore ends up in Pittsburgh

The Pittsburgh Steelers may have lost Jerricho Cotchery, but the team responded on Friday by signing free agent wide receiver Lance Moore to a two-year contract. Moore is a solid receiver, and has been very effective from the slot for much of his career. He's struggled when not with the Saints, but the Steelers needed another option next to Antonio Brown and Markus Wheaton.

Jerricho Cotchery gives Panthers a much-needed WR

The signing of the 31-year-old Jerricho Cotchery probably won't be enough to get Panthers fans over their recent losses at wide receiver, but he's better than nothing -- which is pretty much what the team had before his arrival. The Panthers have lost three of their top four receivers from a year ago -- Steve Smith, Brandon LaFell and Tedd Ginn -- plus Dominik Hixon.

Henry Melton to Dallas

Former Chicago Bears defensive tackle Henry Melton agreed to terms with the Dallas Cowboys on Tuesday. Melton was one of the top players remaining on the market at the time, and was reportedly swayed by the fact that the Cowboys have Rod Marinelli as their defensive coordinator. Melton has one Pro Bowl to his name, from 2012 when Marinelli was the defensive coordinator in Chicago.

James Jones to the Raiders

The Raiders continue to make solid, if not flashy moves and the latest is signing a player in that exact mold. James Jones was productive for the Packers, but rarely earned accolades as one of the top receivers. He should be at least a solid complimentary piece for the Raiders and was arguably the top free agent receiver left on the board. The two sides agreed to a three-year deal.

Giants land Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie

Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie appeared headed to New York, it was just a question of which team he would join. The Jets and Giants were both after the standout cornerback and he opted to join Big Blue, agreeing to a five-year deal worth $39 million. With Rodgers-Cromartie and Walter Thurmond now in the fold, the Giants have successfully remade their cornerback depth chart.

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Brandon Weeden heads to Dallas

Brandon Weeden's attempt to revive his career will come in Dallas after he agreed to a two-year deal with the Cowboys. The 30-year-old Weeden signed for the veteran minimum and will now compete to make the roster and possibly for backup duties. Kyle Orton is the current No. 2, but he's reportedly pondering retirement. That could leave Weeden as the top contender to backup Tony Romo next season

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Steven Hauschka re-signs with Seahawks

NFL vet Steven Hauschka has agreed to a 3-year, $9.15 million deal to return to Seattle. Hauschka was one of the top kickers in the league a season ago, nailing 33 of 35 kicks. The 28-year-old has made 86 percent of his kicks during his seven-year pro career.

Saints hold on to Zach Strief

One of the longest tenured Saints has extended his stay for another half-decade, as veteran right tackle Zach Strief has agreed to a five-year contract. With most of the top tackles off the market, Strief is a solid signing for New Orleans, who didn't have much cap room to make a big splash anyway.

Patriots bring back Julian Edelman, add Brandon LaFell

Tom Brady gets to hold on to one of his old targets while adding a new one. New England has agreed to terms with wide receiver Julian Edelman and has signed former Panthers wideout Brandon LaFell. Edelman and LaFell will likely compete for the No. 2 spot, though there's still a chance the Pats' receiving corps could continue with the potential signing of Kenny Britt, who is scheduled to meet with the team on Monday. The Panthers, who have seen LaFell, Steve Smith and Tedd Ginn. leave in free agency, have now lost three of their top four receivers from last season.

Browns finally get a RB, sign Ben Tate

Ben Tate gets to step out of the shadow of Arian Foster and the Browns get an opportunity to have an actual running game again. After a days of mixed reports, news of a two-year, $7 million contract broke on Saturday. Tate struggled a bit last season after taking over for an injured Foster down the stretch, but is a major up upgrade to a team that struggled to find a consistent runner after trading away former first-rounder Trent Richardson.

Emmanuel Sanders chooses Broncos over Chiefs

Eric Decker is off to New York, but Denver landed a solid replacement with former Steelers wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders, who signed a three-year $15 million deal and now slides into the No. 2 spot in Denver behind Demaryius Thomas. This comes at the expense of the Chiefs, who claim they had a verbal agreement with Sanders and are in an uproar over his agent's sneaky negotiating. Reportedly, the agent turned around and shopped the Kansas City deal to Denver in order to drive up the price, which isn't technically illegal by NFL rules, but is generally frowned upon.

Packers land Julius Peppers, re-sign B.J. Raji

Julius Peppers was too expensive for the Bears to keep around. Now they'll have to face him twice a year. Days after being released by Chicago, Peppers signed a three-year, $30 million contract to stay in the NFC North with Green Bay. The Pack's defensive line also benefited from the re-signing of B.J. Raji, who has inked a one-year, $4 million contract. Peppers will now have to make the adjustment to a 3-4 after playing his entire career in the 4-3.

Tarrell Brown switches teams, doesn't have to move

One of the top cornerbacks remaining on the market, Tarell Brown, signed a deal with the Oakland Raiders on Friday. Brown didn't have a ton of interest go his way this offseason, but he is a starting-caliber player just looking for an opportunity to earn a big deal, which is why he signed with the Raiders, a team that will virtually guarantee him a starting spot opposite D.J. Hayden.

Hakeem Nicks gets a "prove it" deal from Colts

A first-round pick in the 2009 NFL Draft of the New York Giants, Hakeem Nicks never had a bad season with the team, but never quite proved that he was worth the money of a No. 1 receiver. With a one-year deal from the Indianapolis Colts, Nicks will have that type of opportunity before reaching free agency again in 2015. According to Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports, Nicks will receive $3.5 million in 2014 with an additional $2 million available through incentives. Andrew Luck will now have Nicks, Reggie Wayne and T.Y. Hilton to work with in the re-tooled Indianapolis offense.

Michael Oher to Tennessee

The player best known for The Blind Side is leaving to join the Tennessee Titans on a four-year deal worth $20 million that the Ravens were unwilling to match. In five years with the Ravens, Oher started all 80 games possible, but struggled in his final season with the team after having a strong start to his professional career. In Tennessee, he will likely step into the starting lineup at right tackle.

Steve Smith joining the Ravens

In 13 seasons with the Panthers, Steve Smith racked up 12,197 yards receiving, 67 touchdowns and five trips to the Pro Bowl, but the team released him to clear cap space. Where Carolina was unwilling to pay, the Ravens were, dishing out a three-year deal worth $11.5 million to the receiver. While Torrey Smith had a great season in 2013, the team struggled to replace the production of Anquan Boldin, which the new addition may be able to provide.

Daryl Smith staying in Baltimore

After an admirable season replacing Ray Lewis, Daryl Smith has been rewarded with a four-year, $16.1 million deal to return to the Ravens. Baltimore faced stiff competition from Denver and New England, but ended up bagging their leading tackler from a season ago. Baltimore has been patient with it's in-house free agents, and has managed to lock down Smith, Eugene Monroe and Dennis Pitta, their top three priorities.

Raiders sign Lamarr Woodley

A day after the Raiders lost their top free agent target in Rodger Saffold, thanks to him failing a physical, the team has made another splash by signing former Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker LaMarr Woodley. Oakland is bringing him in on a two-year deal worth $12 million. The deal seems good for both sides, as Woodley appears to have a lot to offer at this point in his career, but has slowed down and shouldn't get more than a one- or two-year deal.

Jason Hatcher goes to division rival Redskins

Former Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Jason Hatcher ended up signing with the NFC East rival Washington Redskins on Thursday. That's a huge hit for the Cowboys, who were trying to get Hatcher re-signed to a new contract, but with limited cap space (they only recently became cap compliant), it's not surprising the Redskins were able to sway him.

Jags re-sign Jason Babin; add Chris Clemons, Ziggy Hood

The Jaguars addressed their desperate need for depth on the defensive line on Thursday by signing former Seahawk defensive end Chris Clemsons (four-years, $18 million) and ex-Steeler Ziggy Hood and re-signing Jason Babin. It's hard to imagine Jacksonville fans getting too excited about this, however. Clemons is 32 with a history of knee problems and Hood was a first-round bust in Pittsburgh. Nevertheless, the pair of veterans add solid depth up front. Babin will be 34 by the time the season starts.

Jets hope to boost offense with signing of Eric Decker

The Jets have agreed to terms with free agent Eric Decker on a five-year, $36.25 million contract. The former Broncos wide receiver thrived over the last two seasons playing with Peyton Manning and will now try to duplicate those numbers with Geno Smith. Decker amassed 3,090 yards and 33 touchdowns over four season in Denver, with a majority of those stats coming in the past two years.

Rodger Saffold signs with the Raiders staying with the Rams

The bizarre story of Rodger Saffold played out on Wednesday with reports earlier in the day claiming that the offensive linesman had agreed to a big 5-year, $42.5 million deal with Oakland. The reports were true but hours later the deal was off after the Raiders decided to cancel the deal after a physical brought up issues with Saffold's shoulder. The Rams apparently weren't concerned about the tackles shoulder and are set to give him a new five-year deal.

Revis reportedly lands with the Patriots

Cornerback Darrelle Revis will reportedly play for the New England Patriots after being released by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, though his business manager says no deal has been agreed to. We'd heard that playoff teams would be fighting to get Revis, and the Patriots signing him for a season makes the likelihood of seeing Revis in January and February much more likely. He's reportedly there on a one-year, $12 million deal that would certainly lead to bigger and better things if he shows he's playing up to form.

Golden Tate taking his talents to the Motor City

After winning a Super Bowl with the Seahawks, wide receiver Golden Tate has agreed to a five-year deal worth a reported $31 million with Detroit. The Lions -- who went 7-9 in 2013 -- have now given quarterback Matthew Stafford another talented receiver to throw in Tate. He should help boost the team's passing attack, forcing defenses to worry about someone other than just Calvin Johnson, one of the league's best receivers.

Corey Graham upgrades Bills defense, special teams

The Bills were reportedly looking to upgrade their special teams units this offseason, and they did just that by signing cornerback Corey Graham to a four-year, $16 million contract. The deal could go as high as $19 million based on playing time. Graham is a Buffalo native that spent his first five seasons with Chicago, and last two with Baltimore. He made the Pro Bowl for special teams in 2011.

Jacoby Jones stays with Ravens

Baltimore shored up a position on offense and special teams by re-signing Jacoby Jones to a four-year, $14 million deal on Wednesday. Jones had 455 receiving yards in 12 games, plus he handled most of the punt and kick return duties. He has had four special teams touchdowns over the last two seasons.

Tony McDaniel sticks with Seahawks

Another Super Bowl-winning team to retain one of their own, the Sahawks re-signed defensive tackle Tony McDanies to a two-year, $6.2 million contract. McDaniel made just five starts over his first seven years in the league, but had 15 starts for the 2013 champions, providing an important role on the defensive line.

DeMarcus Ware becomes the Broncos third big signing

After nine years in Dallas, defensive end/linebacker DeMarcus Ware will be paying a mile-high for the Broncos in 2014. Ware is a seven-time Pro Bowler, led the NFL in sacks twice (2008, 2010), and is the Cowboys' all-time leader in sacks and forced fumbles. Even at the age of 31, Ware looks poised to continue to play at a high level and the idea of having him line up with Von Miller should give opposing offenses nightmares.

Everson Griffen gets paid by Vikings

Griffen isn't a household name like Jared Allen, but he sure got paid handsomely. Griffen is staying in Minnesota for the foreseeable future after inking a five-year, $42.5 million deal with $20 million guaranteed. He will be expected to pick up the slack with Allen headed elsewhere.

Jairus Byrd signs with Saints in a stunner

Strapped with very little salary cap space, not many expected the Saints to be a big player in free agency. They didn't add a lot of pieces on Monday, but did come away with the biggest piece of all, landing safety Jairus Byrd. Arguably the top overall free agent, Byrd agreed to a six-year deal with New Orleans. How the Saints will fit the deal under the cap remains to be see, but Byrd is a major addition. He will join second-year safety Kenny Vaccaro to form one of the best safety duos in the NFL.

Aqib Talib is a splurge for Broncos

Denver handed out the biggest deal of the day thus far, signing Talib to a six-year deal worth $57 million, including $26 million guaranteed. Talib has flashed greatness during his career but has been inconsistent and struggled with injury and off the field issues. The deal likely means Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie will not return to Denver.

Alterraun Verner joins the Bucs

Tampa Bay may move on from Darrelle Revis, but they landed a solid replacement, agreeing to a four-year deal with Alterraun Verner. The deal is worth $26.5 million including $14 million guaranteed. The guaranteed portion of the deal is less than Revis would have made next season. Verner was arguably the top corner on the free agent market.

T.J. Ward going to Broncos

The back end of the defense has been a problem for the Broncos in recent seasons and they made a major move to resolve that by inking Ward. Most considered Ward to be the No. 2 safety in the class behind Jairus Byrd. Landing him on a reasonable deal appears to be a major coup for John Elway and the Broncos.

Jared Veldheer heads to Cardinals

Left tackle has long been a problem for the Cardinals, but they found a solution Tuesday. Arizona landed one of the free agent prizes, signing left tackle Jared Veldheer to a five-year deal. Veldheer was one of the top tackles on the market and instantly becomes the best offensive lineman the Cardinals have had in several seasons. He didn't come cheap, but reportedly took less money than he was offered to remain in Oakland.

Lamarr Houston to the Bears

Chicago missed out on one of its top targets when Michael Bennett re-signed with Seattle, but the Bears landed a very solid second option, agreeing to a five-year deal with Houston. Like Bennett, Houston is a versatile player capable of playing a number of spots along the defensive line. He'll likely play a lot of defensive end, sliding inside at times to create a matchup mismatch.

Vontae Davis returns to Indy

Although Vontae Davis reportedly drew heavy interest, the Colts were able to retain their No. 1 corner on a four-year, $39 million deal. The deal is similar to what Sam Shields signed for with the Packers. The Colts have spent heavily in free agency in recent years, so locking up Davis, even for $20 million guaranteed, didn't come as a major surprise.

Eugene Monroe stays in Baltimore

The Ravens made re-signing Monroe a top offseason priority and were able to get the deal done shortly after free agency opened. Monroe played very well after joining the Ravens in a midseason trade. The deal he signed was for less than Branden Albert, but the five-year $37.5 million matches what Jared Veldheer signed for.

Branden Albert to Miami

A year after almost acquiring him in a trade from Kansas City, the Dolphins officially inked Albert on Tuesday. The deal should be a big one for Miami as they had a desperate need along the offensive line. There is still work to do, but Albert will shore up the left tackle position.

Arthur Jones lands with the Colts

Indianapolis made a major move along the defensive line by matching Chuck Pagano with his former pupil in Baltimore. Jones was somewhat underrated with the Ravens, but is an excellent run defender and an effective pass rusher. He should have a major impact on the Colt defense next season

Dexter McCluster going to Tennessee

The Titans added another weapon, signing McCluster to a three-year deal worth $12 million. McCluster provides value both as a versatile slot receiver and as a return man. With the Titans also re-signing Leon Washington, they could have the most dangerous return unit in the NFL next season.

D'Qwell Jackson headed to Colts

A four-year, $22 million contract with $11 million guaranteed for a 31-year-old inside linebacker is pricey. Jackson's probably a better fit for his leadership qualities than his defense nowadays. It's fair to wonder if Jim Irsay is the new Dan Snyder.

John Carlson signs with Cardinals

It's not a huge deal for the Cardinals offense, but Carlson at least gives Carson Palmer another pass catcher to work with. His injury history has limited his production over the last three seasons. A two-year, $4.65 million deal is essentially a no-risk investment.

Red Bryant signs with Jaguars

Released by the Seahawks, Bryant rejoined his former defensive coordinator Gus Bradley in Jacksonville. The Jaguars picked up a few former Seahawks last season, but Bryant is the best of the bunch.

Michael Bennett returns to Seahawks

After talks had begun to swirl that Bennett would join his brother Martellus is Chicago, Seattle stepped up and inked its leading pass-rusher to a four-year, $28.5 million deal. With Bennett back, Pete Carroll has his defensive front in tact for 2014.

Michael Johnson to Bucs

Tampa Bay is looking to make a splash in free agency, and started the period off with a bang. Technically not even allowed to sign their players yet, the Buccaneers have reportedly come to terms on a five-year, $43.75 million deal with $24 million guaranteed.

Sam Shields stays with Pack

One of the best cornerbacks in football, Shields decided to forgo free agency and stay with the only organization he has ever known. Shields signed a four-year, $39 million deal, the richest in Packer history for a cornerback.

Sortable list of free agents for 2014

Player	Position	2013 Team	2014 Team	Contract
Derek Anderson	QB	Panthers	Panthers	1 year
Jason Campbell	QB	Browns	Bengals	1 year
Matt Cassel	QB	Vikings	Vikings	2 years, $10MM
Jimmy Clausen	QB	Panthers	Bears	1 year, $645,000
Kellen Clemens	QB	Rams	Chargers	2 years, $3MM
Ryan Fitzpatrick	QB	Titans	Texans	2 years
Matt Flynn	QB	Bills	Packers	TBA
Josh Freeman	QB	Vikings	Giants	1 year
David Garrard	QB	Jets
Rex Grossman	QB	Redskins
Chad Henne	QB	Jaguars	Jaguars	2 years, $8MM
Shaun Hill	QB	Lions	Rams	1 year, $1.75 MM
Tarvaris Jackson	QB	Seahawks	Seahawks	1 year, $1.25MM
Jon Kitna	QB	Cowboys
Josh McCown	QB	Bears	Buccaneers	2 years, $10MM
Luke McCown	QB	Saints	Saints	1 year
Colt McCoy	QB	49ers	Redskins	Undisclosed
Dan Orlovsky	QB	Buccaneers	Lions	1 year
Curtis Painter	QB	Giants	Giants	1 year, $795,000
Jordan Palmer	QB	Bears	Bears	1 year
Brady Quinn	QB	Rams
Mark Sanchez	QB	Jets	Eagles	1 year, $4MM
Rusty Smith	QB	Titans	Giants	TBA
Michael Vick	QB	Eagles	Jets	1 year, $5MM
Seneca Wallace	QB	Packers
Brandon Weeden	QB	Browns	Cowboys	2 years, $1.23 MM
Charlie Whitehurst	QB	Chargers	Titans	2 years, $8MM
Jackie Battle	RB	Titans	Titans	1 year, $855,000
Joique Bell	RB	Lions	Lions	2 years, $7MM
Kahlil Bell	RB	Packers
LeGarrette Blount	RB	Patriots	Steelers	2 years
Ahmad Bradshaw	RB	Colts	Colts	1 year, $855,000
Andre Brown	RB	Giants	Texans	1 year, $645,000
Donald Brown	RB	Colts	Chargers	3 years, $10.5MM
Ronnie Brown	RB	Chargers
Michael Bush	RB	Bears
Delone Carter	RB	Jaguars
Tashard Choice	RB	Colts
Anthony Dixon	RB	49ers	Bills	3 years
Jonathan Dwyer	RB	Steelers	Cardinals	1 year
Tony Fiammetta	RB	Bears	Bears	2 years, $1.62MM
Justin Forsett	RB	Jaguars	Ravens	1 year
Toby Gerhart	RB	Vikings	Jaguars	3 years, $10.5MM
Ray Graham	RB	Texans
Michael Hill	RB	Buccaneers	Packers	2 years, $930,000
Peyton Hillis	RB	Giants	Giants	2 years, $1.8MM
Rashad Jennings	RB	Raiders	Giants	4 years, $14MM
Chris Johnson	RB	Titans	Jets	2 years, $8MM
Felix Jones	RB	Steelers
Maurice Jones-Drew	RB	Jaguars	Raiders	3 years
Deji Karim	RB	Texans
Spencer Larsen	RB	Buccaneers
Brian Leonard	RB	Buccaneers
Darren McFadden	RB	Raiders	Raiders	1 year, $4MM
Willis McGahee	RB	Browns
Sam McGuffie	RB	Patriots
Rashard Mendenhall	RB	Cardinals	Retired
Knowshon Moreno	RB	Broncos	Dolphins	1 year, $3MM
Tauren Poole	RB	Panthers	Steelers	TBA
Darius Reynaud	RB	Jets
Bernard Scott	RB	Ravens
James Starks	RB	Packers	Packers	2 years
LaRod Stephens-Howling	RB	Steelers
Ben Tate	RB	Texans	Browns	2 years, $6.2 MM
Leon Washington	RB	Titans	Titans	1 year
George Winn	RB	Cowboys
Josh Baker	FB	Jets	Buccaneers	TBA
Jed Collins	FB	Saints	Lions	1-year, $730,000
Le'Ron McClain	FB	Chargers
Lex Hilliard	FB	Jets
Greg Jones	FB	Texans
John Kuhn	FB	Packers	Packers	1 year, $1MM+
Jorvorskie Lane	FB	Dolphins	Buccaneers	TBA
Vonta Leach	FB	Ravens
Erik Lorig	FB	Buccaneers	Saints	4 years
Michael Robinson	FB	Seahawks
Seyi Ajirotutu	WR	Chargers	Chargers	1 year
Danario Alexander	WR	Chargers
Miles Austin	WR	Cowboys	Browns	TBA
Jason Avant	WR	Eagles	Panthers	1 year, $1.05MM
Earl Bennett	WR	Bears	Browns	TBA
Davone Bess	WR	Browns
Anquan Boldin	WR	49ers	49ers	2 years, $12MM
Deion Branch	WR	Colts
Dezmon Briscoe	WR	Redskins
Kenny Britt	WR	Titans	Rams	1 year, $1.4MM
Nate Burleson	WR	Lions	Browns	1 year
Plaxico Burress	WR	Steelers
LaRon Byrd	WR	Cardinals	Cowboys	2 years
Andre Caldwell	WR	Broncos	Broncos	2 years, $3.45 MM
Kevin Cone	WR	Falcons	Dolphins	TBA
Riley Cooper	WR	Eagles	Eagles	5 years, $22.5MM
Terrance Copper	WR	Chiefs
Austin Collie	WR	Patriots
Jerricho Cotchery	WR	Steelers	Panthers	2 years
Josh Cribbs	WR	Jets
Eric Decker	WR	Broncos	Jets	5 years, $36.25MM
Tandon Doss	WR	Ravens	Jaguars	2 years, $1.51MM
Julian Edelman	WR	Patriots	Patriots	4 years, $17 MM
Jacoby Ford	WR	Raiders	Jets	1 year, $740,000
Ted Ginn	WR	Panthers	Cardinals	3 years, $9.75MM
Chad Hall	WR	Chiefs
Lavelle Hawkins	WR	Chargers	Buccaneers	TBA
Adam Henry	WR	Rams
Devin Hester	WR	Bears	Falcons	3 years, $9MM
Darrius Heyward-Bey	WR	Colts	Steelers	1 year
Domenik Hixon	WR	Panthers	Bears	1 year, $930,000
Trindon Holliday	WR	Broncos	Giants	1 year, $700,000
Santonio Holmes	WR	Jets
DeSean Jackson	WR	Eagles	Redskins	3 years, $24MM
Lestar Jean	WR	Texans	Vikings	TBA
Jacoby Jones	WR	Ravens	Ravens	4 years, $12MM
James Jones	WR	Packers	Raiders	3 years
Brandon Kaufman	WR	Bills
Brandon LaFell	WR	Panthers	Patriots	3 years, $11MM
Brandon Lloyd	WR	Patriots	49ers	1 year
Jeremy Maclin	WR	Eagles	Eagles	1 year, $5.5MM
Mario Manningham	WR	49ers	Giants	1 year
Marc Marinai	WR	Titans	Titans	1 year, $670,000
Dexter McCluster	WR	Chiefs	Titans	3 years, $12MM
Robert Meachem	WR	Saints	Saints	1 year
Lance Moore	WR	Saints	Steelers	2 years
Marlon Moore	WR	Dolphins
Josh Morgan	WR	Redskins	Bears	1 year
Santana Moss	WR	Redskins	Redskins	1 year
Louis Murphy	WR	Giants	Buccaneers	1 year
Hakeem Nicks	WR	Giants	Colts	1 year, $3.5MM
Kevin Ogletree	WR	Lions	Lions	1 year
Kassim Osgood	WR	49ers	49ers	1 year, $590,000
Taylor Price	WR	Jaguars	Seahawks	1 year
Sidney Rice	WR	Seahawks	Seahawks	1 year, $1.4MM
Andre Roberts	WR	Cardinals	Redskins	4 years, $16MM
Naaman Roosevelt	WR	Browns	Lions	TBA
Emmanuel Sanders	WR	Steelers	Broncos	3 years, $15MM
Emmanuel Sanzenbacher	WR	Bengals	Bengals	1 year
Jerome Simpson	WR	Vikings	Vikings	TBA
Steve Smith	WR	Panthers	Ravens	3 years, $11.5MM
Micheal Spurlock	WR	Lions
Brandon Stokley	WR	Ravens
Julian Talley	WR	Giants
Brandon Tate	WR	Bengals	Bengals	TBA
Golden Tate	WR	Seahawks	Lions	5 years, $31MM
Brian Tyms	WR	Browns
Tiquan Underwood	WR	Buccaneers	Panthers	2 years
Kevin Walter	WR	Titans
Bryan Walters	WR	Seahawks
Joe Webb	WR	Vikings	Panthers	TBA
Damian Williams	WR	Titans	Dolphins	1 year
Kyle Williams	WR	Chiefs	Chiefs	TBA
Kyle Adams	TE	Buccaneers
Jake Ballard	TE	Cardinals	Cardinals	1 year
Nate Byham	TE	Buccaneers
John Carlson	TE	Vikings	Cardinals	2 years, $4.65MM
Scott Chandler	TE	Bills	Bills	2 years
Dallas Clark	TE	Ravens
Chase Coffman	TE	Falcons
Jeff Cumberland	TE	Jets	Jets	3 years, $3.7MM
Owen Daniels	TE	Texans	Ravens	1 year
Fred Davis	TE	Redskins
Kellen Davis	TE	Seahawks	Giants	1 year
Ed Dickson	TE	Ravens	Panthers	TBA
Jim Dray	TE	Cardinals	Browns	3 years, $5.6MM
Jermichael Finley	TE	Packers
Richard Gordon	TE	Chiefs	Chiefs	1 year, $645,000
Garrett Graham	TE	Texans	Texans	3 years, $11.25MM
Jimmy Graham	TE	Saints
Clay Harbor	TE	Jaguars	Jaguars	2 years, $3MM
Ben Hartsock	TE	Panthers
Michael Hoomanawanui	TE	Patriots	Patriots	2 years, $2.4MM
David Johnson	TE	Steelers	Chargers	2 years, $1.7MM
Dustin Keller	TE	Dolphins
Jeff King	TE	Cardinals
Jeron Mastrud	TE	Raiders
Anthony McCoy	TE	Seahawks	Seahawks	1 year
Matthew Mulligan	TE	Patriots	Bears	TBA
Brandon Myers	TE	Giants	Buccaneers	2 years, $2MM
Michael Palmer	TE	Steelers	Steelers	1 year
Bear Pascoe	TE	Giants	Falcons	TBA
Brandon Pettigrew	TE	Lions	Lions	4 years, $16MM
Dennis Pitta	TE	Ravens	Ravens	5 years, $32MM
Andrew Quarless	TE	Packers	Packers	2 years, $3MM
Allen Reisner	TE	Jaguars	Vikings	TBA
Dante Rosario	TE	Bears	Bears	1 year, $855,000
Tony Scheffler	TE	Lions
Alex Smith	TE	Bengals
Kory Sperry	TE	Cardinals
Kellen Winslow	TE	Jets
Branden Albert	OT	Chiefs	Dolphins	5 years, $46MM
Justin Anderson	OT	Colts
Khalif Barnes	OT	Raiders	Raiders	1 year, $1.2MM
Cameron Bradfield	OT	Jaguars	Jaguars	2 years, $3MM
Charles Brown	OT	Saints	Giants	1 year, $795,000
Levi Brown	OT	Steelers
Chandler Burden	OT	Chiefs	Bengals	TBA
Rashad Butler	OT	Steelers
Gabe Carimi	OT	Buccaneers	Falcons	1 year, $850,000
Tyson Clabo	OT	Dolphins
Anthony Collins	OT	Bengals	Buccaneers	5 years, $30MM
David Diehl	OT	Giants	Retired	-
Jason Fox	OT	Lions	Dolphins	1 year, $795,000
Andrew Gardner	OT	Texans	Eagles	TBA
Breno Giacomini	OT	Seahawks	Jets	4 years, $18MM
Jordan Gross	OT	Panthers	Retired
Ryan Harris	OT	Texans
Austin Howard	OT	Jets	Raiders	5 years, $30MM
Winston Justice	OT	Broncos	Broncos	1 year
Jeff Linkenbach	OT	Colts	Chiefs	1 year, $900,000
Sean Locklear	OT	Falcons
Bryant McKinnie	OT	Dolphins
Eugene Monroe	OT	Ravens	Ravens	5 years, $37.5MM
Marshall Newhouse	OT	Packers	Bengals	TBA
Michael Oher	OT	Ravens	Titans	4 years, $20MM
Mike Otto	OT	Titans
Tony Pashos	OT	Raiders
Donald Penn	OT	Buccaneers	Raiders	2 years, $9.6MM
Dennis Roland	OT	Bengals
Rodger Saffold	OT	Rams	Rams	5 years, $31.7MM
Steve Schilling	OT	Chargers	Seahawks	TBA
Jonathan Scott	OT	Bears
David Stewart	OT	Titans
Zach Strief	OT	Saints	Saints	5 years, $20.5MM
Will Svitek	OT	Patriots
Jeremy Trueblood	OT	Falcons
Jared Veldheer	OT	Raiders	Cardinals	5 years, $35MM
J'Marcus Webb	OT	Vikings	Chiefs	TBA
Thomas Welch	OT	Bills	Saints
Guy Whimper	OT	Steelers	Steelers	1 year
Eric Winston	OT	Cardinals
Sam Young	OT	Jaguars	Jaguars	2 years
Zach Allen	OG	Colts
David Arkin	OG	Dolphins
Jon Asamoah	OG	Chiefs	Falcons	TBA
Zane Beadles	OG	Broncos	Jaguars	5 years, $30MM
Kevin Boothe	OG	Giants	Raiders	2 years
Mike Brisiel	OG	Raiders
Eben Britton	OG	Bears	Bears	1 year
Bruce Campbell	OG	Panthers	Redskins	TBA
Brandon Carter	OG	Cowboys
Willie Colon	OG	Jets	Jets	1 year, $2 MM
Oniel Cousins	OG	Browns	Buccaneers	1 year
Harvey Dahl	OG	Rams
Vladimir Ducasse	OG	Jets	Vikings	1 year
Mike Gibson	OG	Cardinals
Geoff Hangartner	OG	Panthers
Leroy Harris	OG	Lions
Richie Incognito	OG	Dolphins
John Jerry	OG	Dolphins	Giants	1 year, $770,000
Charlie Johnson	OG	Vikings	Vikings	2 years, $5MM
Mike Johnson	OG	Falcons	Falcons	1 year
Davin Joseph	OG	Buccaneers
Shawn Lauvao	OG	Browns	Redskins	4 years, $17MM
Jamon Meredith	OG	Buccaneers	Buccaneers	2 years
Paul McQuistan	OG	Seahawks	Browns	2 years, $3MM
Uche Nwaneri	OG	Jaguars
Rich Ohrnberger	OG	Chargers	Chargers	1 year
Seth Olsen	OG	Vikings
Chad Rinehart	OG	Chargers	Chargers	2 years, $6MM
Mike Pollak	OG	Bengals	Bengals	3 years, $5MM
Geoff Schwartz	OG	Chiefs	Giants	4 years, $16.8MM
Chris Scott	OG	Panthers
Matt Slauson	OG	Bears	Bears	4 years, $12.8MM
Jason Spitz	OG	Seahawks
Shelley Smith	OG	Rams	Dolphins	1 year, $5.5MM
Wade Smith	OG	Texans
Greg Van Roten	OG	Packers	Seahawks	1 year, $730,000
Brian Waters	OG	Cowboys
Travelle Wharton	OG	Panthers
Chris Williams	OG	Rams	Bills
Garry Williams	OG	Panthers	Panthers	1 year, $650,000
David Baas	C	Giants
Joe Berger	C	Vikings	Vikings	1 year, $920,000
Sherman Carter	C	49ers	Lions	TBA
Kyle Cook	C	Bengals
Ryan Cook	C	Cowboys
Phil Costa	C	Cowboys	Colts	2 years, $2.7MM
Brian De La Puente	C	Saints	Bears	1 year
Evan Dietrich-Smith	C	Packers	Buccaneers	4 years, $14.25MM
Dylan Gandy	C	Lions
Roberto Garza	C	Bears	Bears	1 year, $1.5MM
Jonathan Goodwin	C	49ers
Andre Gurode	C	Raiders
Joe Hawley	C	Falcons	Falcons	2 years, $6.5MM
Charley Hughlett	C	Cowboys	Patriots	2 years, $930,000
Jorgen Hus	C	Rams	Seahawks	3 years
Dan Koppen	C	Broncos
Ted Larsen	C	Buccaneers	Cardinals	2 years, $2.6MM
Alex Mack	C	Browns	Browns	5 years, $42MM
Patrick Mannelly	C	Bears
Kevin Matthews	C	Titans
Mike McGlynn	C	Colts	Redskins	1 year
Will Montgomery	C	Redskins
Don Muhlbach	C	Lions	Lions	TBA
Dominic Raiola	C	Lions	Lions	1 year, $1.75MM
Chris Spencer	C	Titans	Titans	1 year
Rob Turner	C	Titans
Steve Vallos	C	Broncos
Fernando Velasco	C	Steelers
Cody Wallace	C	Steelers	Steelers	3 years
J.D. Walton	C	Redskins	Giants	2 years, $5MM
Ryan Wendell	C	Patriots	Patriots	2 years, $8.15MM
Jared Allen	DE	Vikings	Bears	4 years, $32MM
Robert Ayers	DE	Broncos	Giants	2 years
Jason Babin	DE	Jaguars	Jaguars	3 years, $7.06MM
Marcus Benard	DE	Cardinals
Michael Bennett	DE	Seahawks	Seahawks	4 years, $28.5MM
Andre Carter	DE	Patriots
Adam Carriker	DE	Redskins
Chris Clemons	DE	Seahawks	Jaguars	4 years, $18MM
Kenyon Coleman	DE	Saints
Keyunta Dawson	DE	Saints	Saints	TBA
Demarcus Dobbs	DE	49ers	49ers	1 year
Everson Griffen	DE	Vikings	Vikings	5 years, $42.5MM
Dan Giordano	DE	Cardinals
Greg Hardy	DE	Panthers	Panthers	1 year, $13.16MM
Lamarr Houston	DE	Raiders	Bears	5 years, $35MM
Jason Hunter	DE	Raiders
Israel Idonije	DE	Lions	Bears	1 year
Tyson Jackson	DE	Chiefs	Falcons	5 years, $25MM
Johnny Jolly	DE	Packers
Arthur Jones	DE	Ravens	Colts	5 years, $33 MM
Michael Johnson	DE	Bengals	Bucs	5 years, $43.75MM
Brett Keisel	DE	Steelers
Austen Lane	DE	Lions	Bears	1 year, $730,000
Ricardo Mathews	DE	Colts	Texans	1 year, $730,000
Jeremy Mincey	DE	Broncos	Cowboys	2 years, $4.5MM
Mike Neal	DE	Packers	Packers	2 years, $8MM
Cheta Ozougwu	DE	Bears
Julius Peppers	DE	Bears	Packers	3 years, $30 MM
Frostee Rucker	DE	Cardinals	Cardinals	2 years, $2.145MM
Matt Shaughnessy	DE	Cardinals	Cardinals	2 years, $4.4MM
Lawrence Sidbury	DE	Colts
Antonio Smith	DE	Texans	Raiders	2 years, $9MM
Daniel Te'o-Nesheim	DE	Buccaneers
Justin Tuck	DE	Giants	Raiders	2 years, 11MM
DeMarcus Ware	DE	Cowboys	Broncos	3 years, $30MM
Corey Wootton	DE	Bears	Vikings	1-year
C.J. Wilson	DE	Packers	Raiders	TBA
Jarius Wynn	DE	Cowboys	Bills	1 year
Willie Young	DE	Lions	Bears	3 years, $9MM
Jonathan Babineaux	DT	Falcons	Falcons	3 years, $9MM
Chris Baker	DT	Redskins	Redskins	3 years, $9MM
Alan Branch	DT	Bills
Red Bryant	DT	Seahawks	Jaguars	4 years, $17MM
Alex Carrington	DT	Bills	Rams	1 year, $1.5MM
Terrence Cody	DT	Ravens	Ravens	1 year
Landon Cohen	DT	Bears
Colin Cole	DT	Panthers	Panthers	TBA
Nate Collins	DT	Bears	Bears	1 year
Brandon Deaderick	DT	Jaguars
Leger Douzable	DT	Jets	Jets	1 year, $1MM
Fred Evans	DT	Vikings	Vikings	1 year, $1MM
Andre Fluellen	DT	Lions	Lions	TBA
Aubrayo Franklin	DT	Colts
Clifton Geathers	DT	Eagles	Redskins	TBA
Gary Gibson	DT	Buccaneers
Cory Grissom	DT	Patriots	Chiefs	1 year
Letroy Guion	DT	Vikings	Packers	1 year, $985,000
Jason Hatcher	DT	Cowboys	Redskins	4 years, $27.5MM
Ziggy Hood	DT	Steelers	Jaguars	4 years, $16MM
Corvey Irvin	DT	Cowboys	Lions	1 year, $730,000
Peria Jerry	DT	Falcons	Falcons	TBA
Antonio Johnson	DT	Titans	Titans	2 years, $2.35MM
Linval Joseph	DT	Giants	Vikings	5 years, $31.5MM
Kyle Love	DT	Jaguars	Chiefs	TBA
Terrell McClain	DT	Texans	Cowboys	3 years, $3.05MM
Tony McDaniel	DT	Seahawks	Seahawks	2 years, $5.75MM
Clinton McDonald	DT	Seahawks	Buccaneers	4 years, $12MM
Henry Melton	DT	Bears	Cowboys	4 years
Earl Mitchell	DT	Texans	Dolphins	4 years, $16MM
Fili Moala	DT	Colts	Colts	1 year, $1.4MM
Daniel Muir	DT	Raiders
Mike Patterson	DT	Giants	Giants	TBA
Corey Peters	DT	Falcons	Falcons	1 year, $1.6MM
Ryan Pickett	DT	Packers
Ropati Pitoitua	DT	Titans	Titans	3 years, $9.6MM
Jerrell Powe	DT	Chiefs	Texans
B.J. Raji	DT	Packers	Packers	1 year, $4MM
Jay Ratliff	DT	Bears	Bears	2 years, $4MM
Shaun Rogers	DT	Giants
Pat Sims	DT	Raiders	Raiders	1 year
Paul Soliai	DT	Dolphins	Falcons	5 years, $33MM
Isaac Sopoaga	DT	Patriots
Randy Starks	DT	Dolphins	Dolphins	2 years, $12MM
Cam Thomas	DT	Chargers	Steelers	2 years
Vance Walker	DT	Raiders	Chiefs	3 years, $13MM
Al Woods	DT	Steelers	Titans	2 years, $5MM
Tank Johnson	DT	Bengals
Anthony Toribio	DT	Chiefs
Kevin Williams	DT	Vikings
James Anderson	OLB	Bears
Michael Boley	OLB	Bengals
Bryan Braman	OLB	Texans	Eagles	2 years, $3.15MM
Jasper Brinkley	OLB	Cardinals	Vikings	TBA
Jonathan Casillas	OLB	Buccaneers	Buccaneers	1 year
Jermaine Cunningham	OLB	Jets	Jets	1 year, $730,000
Jo-Lonn Dunbar	OLB	Rams	Rams	2 years, $3.5MM
Larry Foote	OLB	Steelers	Cardinals	TBA
Omar Gaither	OLB	Falcons
Parys Haralson	OLB	Saints	Saints	1 year
Adam Hayward	OLB	Buccaneers	Redskins	3 years, $3MM
Will Herring	OLB	Saints
Rob Jackson	OLB	Redskins	Redskins	TBA
Willie Jefferson	OLB	Bills
Edgar Jones	OLB	Cowboys
Rocky McIntosh	OLB	Lions
Jameel McClain	OLB	Ravens	Giants	2 years, $4.1MM
Marvin Mitchell	OLB	Vikings
Stephen Nicholas	OLB	Falcons
Calvin Pace	OLB	Jets	Jets	2 years, $5MM
Shaun Phillips	OLB	Broncos	Titans	2 years, $6MM
Taylor Reed	OLB	Patriots
Keith Rivers	OLB	Giants	Bills	2 years, $5MM
Craig Robertson	OLB	Browns	Browns	1 year, $730,000
Ricky Sapp	OLB	Texans	Texans	1 year, $730,000
Jordan Senn	OLB	Panthers	Bears	1 year, $730,000
O'Brien Schofield	OLB	Seahawks	Giants	2 years, $8MM
Ernie Sims	OLB	Cowboys	Cardinals
Will Smith	OLB	Saints
Darryl Tapp	OLB	Redskins	Lions	1 year, $930,000
Reggie Walker	OLB	Chargers	Chargers	2 years
Dekoda Watson	OLB	Buccaneers	Jaguars	3 years, $6.25MM
Jamaal Westerman	OLB	Steelers
Jason Worilds	OLB	Steelers	Steelers	1 year, $9.75MM
LaMarr Woodley	OLB	Steelers	Raiders	2 years, $12MM
Frank Zombo	OLB	Chiefs	Chiefs	1 year, $1.625MM
Pat Angerer	ILB	Colts
Nick Barnett	ILB	Redskins
Jon Beason	ILB	Giants	Giants	3 years, $19MM
Desmond Bishop	ILB	Vikings
Stewart Bradley	ILB	Broncos
Josh Bynes	ILB	Ravens	Ravens	1 year
Donald Butler	ILB	Chargers	Chargers	7 years, $51.8MM
Kavell Conner	ILB	Colts	Chargers	3 years
Dan Connor	ILB	Panthers
Blake Costanzo	ILB	Bears
Jacob Cutrera	ILB	Buccaneers
Karlos Dansby	ILB	Cardinals	Browns	4 years, $24MM
Zac Diles	ILB	Titans
Dane Fletcher	ILB	Patriots	Buccaneers	1 year, $2MM
Rob Francois	ILB	Packers
Erin Henderson	ILB	Vikings
Ramon Humber	ILB	Saints	Saints	1 year
D'Qwell Jackson	ILB	Browns	Colts	4 years, $22MM
Akeem Jordan	ILB	Chiefs	Redskins	1 year, $920,000
Bryan Kehl	ILB	Redskins
Paris Lenon	ILB	Broncos
Josh Mauga	ILB	Jets
Joe Mays	ILB	Texans	Chiefs	2 years, $6MM
Arthur Moats	ILB	Bills	Steelers	1 year, $795,000
Vincent Rey	ILB	Bengals	Bengals	2 years
Perry Riley	ILB	Redskins	Redskins	3 years, $13MM
Darryl Sharpton	ILB	Texans	Redskins	1 year, $2MM
Brandon Spikes	ILB	Patriots	Bills	1 year, $3.25 MM
Austin Spitler	ILB	Dolphins
Daryl Smith	ILB	Ravens	Ravens	4 years, $16.1MM
Stevenson Sylvester	ILB	Steelers
Jonathan Vilma	ILB	Saints
D.J. Williams	ILB	Bears	Bears	1 year
Jason Williams	ILB	Panthers	Panthers	TBA
Will Witherspoon	ILB	Rams
Wesley Woodyard	ILB	Broncos	Titans	4 years, $16MM
Michael Adams	CB	Buccaneers
Phillip Adams	CB	Raiders	Seahawks	1 year
Javier Arenas	CB	Cardinals	Falcons	1 year
Champ Bailey	CB	Broncos	Saints	2 years
Aaron Berry	CB	Jets
E.J. Biggers	CB	Redskins	Redskins	TBA
Will Blackmon	CB	Jaguars	Jaguars	2 years, $1.875MM
Zack Bowman	CB	Bears	Giants	1 year
Curtis Brown	CB	Steelers
Tarell Brown	CB	49ers	Raiders	1 year, $3.5MM
Brandon Browner	CB	Seahawks	Patriots	3 years, $17MM
Chris Carr	CB	Saints
Nolan Carroll	CB	Dolphins	Eagles	2 years, $5.2MM
Antoine Cason	CB	Cardinals	Panthers	1 year
Chris Cook	CB	Vikings	49ers	1 year
Derek Cox	CB	Chargers	Vikings	1 year, $780,000
Perrish Cox	CB	49ers	49ers	1 year
Antonio Cromartie	CB	Jets	Cardinals	1 year
Vontae Davis	CB	Colts	Colts	4 years, $39MM
Cortland Finnegan	CB	Rams	Dolphins	2 years, $11MM
Drayton Florence	CB	Panthers
Dominique Franks	CB	Falcons
Brandon Ghee	CB	Bengals	Chargers	2 years, $1.65MM
Danny Gorrer	CB	Buccaneers	Buccaneers	TBA
Corey Graham	CB	Ravens	Bills	4 years, $16MM
Jabari Greer	CB	Saints
Brent Grimes	CB	Dolphins	Dolphins	4 years, $32.02MM
DeAngelo Hall	CB	Redskins	Redskins	4 years, $17MM
Aaron Harris	CB	Broncos	Lions	TBA
Chris Harris	CB	Broncos	Redskins	4 years, $17MM
Kelvin Hayden	CB	Bears	Bears	1 year, $840,000
Quentin Jammer	CB	Broncos
Mike Jenkins	CB	Raiders	Buccaneers	1 year, $1.5MM
Tim Jennings	CB	Bears	Bears	4 years, $22.4MM
Ellis Lankster	CB	Jets	Jets	TBA
LeQuan Lewis	CB	Patriots	Cardinals	2 years, $1.08MM
Elbert Mack	CB	Texans	Texans	TBA
Richard Marshall	CB	Chargers	Chargers	1 year, $855,00
Derrick Martin	CB	Bears	Bears	TBA
Rashean Mathis	CB	Lions	Lions	TBA
Brice McCain	CB	Texans	Steelers	TBA
Bryan McCann	CB	Cardinals	Cardinals	1 year
Robert McClain	CB	Falcons	Falcons	1 year, $1.431MM
Captain Munnerlyn	CB	Panthers	Vikings	3 years, $11.25MM
Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie	CB	Broncos	Giants	5 years, $39MM
Trumaine McBride	CB	Giants	Giants	TBA
Sherrick McManis	CB	Bears	Bears	TBA
Nate Ness	QB	Panthers	Lions	TBA
Chris Owens	CB	Dolphins	Chiefs	TBA
Johnny Patrick	CB	Chargers	Jets	4 years, $2.7MM
Dimitri Patterson	CB	Dolphins	Jets	1 year, $3MM
Tracy Porter	CB	Raiders	Redskins	2 years, $6MM
Darrelle Revis	CB	Bucs	Patriots	1 year, $12MM
Dunta Robinson	CB	Chiefs
Carlos Rogers	CB	49ers	Raiders	TBA
Aaron Ross	CB	Giants
Asante Samuel	CB	Falcons
Sam Shields	CB	Packers	Packers	4 years, $39MM
Aqib Talib	CB	Patriots	Broncos	6 years, $57MM
Walter Thurmond	CB	Seahawks	Giants	1 year, $3.5MM
Terrell Thomas	CB	Giants
Charles Tillman	CB	Bears	Bears	1 year, $900,000
Isaiah Trufant	CB	Jets	Browns	TBA
Cassius Vaughn	CB	Colts	Lions	TBA
Alterraun Verner	CB	Titans	Buccaneers	4 years, $26.5MM
Eddie Whitley	CB	Saints	Cardinals	2 years, $930,000
Josh Wilson	CB	Redskins	Falcons	1 year
Eric Wright	CB	49ers	49ers	1 year
Husain Abdullah	S	Chiefs	Chiefs	2 years, $2.27MM
Mike Adams	S	Broncos
Nate Allen	S	Eagles	Eagles	1 year, $2MM
Will Allen	S	Steelers	Steelers	1 year, $955,000
Colt Anderson	S	Eagles	Colts	TBA
Yeremiah Bell	S	Cardinals
Antoine Bethea	S	Colts	49ers	4 years, $26MM
Sergio Brown	S	Colts	Colts	1 year, $1.4MM
Stevie Brown	S	Giants	Giants	1 year, $3MM
Jairus Byrd	S	Bills	Saints	6 years, $56MM
Don Carey	S	Lions	Lions	3 years, $2.93MM
Patrick Chung	S	Eagles	Patriots	TBA
Ryan Clark	S	Steelers	Redskins	1 year
Chris Clemons	S	Dolphins	Texans	2 years, $2.7MM
Kurt Coleman	S	Eagles	Vikings	TBA
Chris Crocker	S	Bengals
Thomas DeCoud	S	Falcons	Panthers
Louis Delmas	S	Lions	Dolphins	1 year, $3.5MM
Quintin Demps	S	Chiefs	Giants	TBA
Reed Doughty	S	Redskins
Matt Giordano	S	Rams
Steve Gregory	S	Patriots
Jose Gumbs	S	Redskins
Roman Harper	S	Saints	Panthers	2 years, $4.5 MM
Michael Huff	S	Broncos
James Ihedigbo	S	Ravens	Lions	2 years
Malcolm Jenkins	S	Saints	Eagles	3 years, $16.25MM
M.D. Jennings	S	Packers	Bears	1 year, $745,000
Jim Leonhard	S	Bills
Kendrick Lewis	S	Chiefs	Texans	TBA
Dwight Lowery	S	Jaguars	Falcons	TBA
Danieal Manning	S	Texans	Bengals	1 year
Chris Maragos	S	Seahawks	Eagles	3 years, $4MM
Taylor Mays	S	Bengals	Bengals	TBA
Danny McCray	S	Cowboys	Bears	1 year, $790,938
Brandon Meriweather	S	Redskins	Redskins	1 year, $1MM
Quintin Mikell	S	Panthers
Jeromy Miles	S	Ravens	Ravens	1 year
Mike Mitchell	S	Panthers	Steelers	5 years, $25MM
Ryan Mundy	S	Giants	Bears	2 years, $3MM
Bernard Pollard	S	Titans	Titans	2 years, $6.4MM
Ed Reed	S	Jets
Anderson Russell	S	Panthers	Panthers	2 years, $1.08MM
Craig Steltz	S	Bears	Bears	1 year, $795,000
Darian Stewart	S	Rams	Ravens	1 year
Darrell Stuckey	S	Chargers	Chargers	4 years, $7.6MM
T.J. Ward	S	Browns	Broncos	4 years, $23MM
John Wendling	S	Lions
Donte Whitner	S	49ers	Browns	4 years, $28MM
Adrian Wilson	S	Patriots
Charles Woodson	S	Raiders	Raiders	TBA
Major Wright	S	Bears	Buccaneers	1 year
Usama Young	S	Raiders	Raiders	2 years
Greg Warren	LS	Steelers	Steelers	TBA
David Akers	K	Lions
Dan Bailey	K	Cowboys	Cowboys	7 years, $22.5MM
Rob Bironas	K	Titans
Josh Brown	K	Giants	Giants	2 years, $2.5 MM
Dan Carpenter	K	Bills	Bills	4 years, 9.9MM
Billy Cundiff	K	Browns	Browns	1 year, $1.02MM
Phil Dawson	K	49ers	49ers	2 years
Jay Feely	K	Cardinals	Cardinals	1 year, $1.02
Nick Folk	K	Jets	Jets	4 years, $12MM
Graham Gano	K	Panthers	Panthers	4 years, $12.4MM
Robbie Gould	K	Bears
Shayne Graham	K	Saints	Saints	1 year, $955,000
Steven Hauschka	K	Seahawks	Seahawks	3 years, $9.15MM
Rian Lindell	K	Buccaneers
Lawrence Tynes	K	Buccaneers
Adam Vinatieri	K	Colts	Colts	2 years, $5MM
Donnie Jones	P	Eagles	Eagles	3 years, up to $6MM
Pat McAfee	P	Colts	Colts	5 years, $14MM
Mat McBriar	P	Steelers
Zoltan Mesko	P	Bengals
Brian Moorman	P	Bills	Bills	1 year
Adam Podlesh	P	Bears	Steelers	TBA
Sav Rocca	P	Redskins
Dave Zastudil	P	Cardinals	Cardinals	2 years
Daniel Zychlinski	P	N/A	Raiders	TBA