The 2025 Free Agency Thread

Campbell would be awesome. Isn't he like 39 or something? Might as well bring in Mercedes Lewis, too. ols

Lockett and Kirk, no thanks.
 
I have been high on Poona Ford. Newton can rotate in especially on passing downs. We still need 2 edge rushers with pass rush and run stopping ability. One should be there in the draft in the first 2 rounds.
Yep! I think Ford is an ascending player and would fit in well here!
 
Calais albiet old might be interesting. You can get him likely cheap. Big time leader-mentor type. And even at his age, is a monster at setting the edge against the run.



He has always been more of a 3-4 DE but I would absolutely love to have him here for a year. I've always loved him as a player and he'd bring the leadership to the DL room I'm not sure we currently have on the roster.
 
Well it certainly looks like the Bears are going all-in on their OL, living up to what Ben Johnson said:
- Thuney
- Jonah Jackson
According to some metrics, two of the best pass-blocking guards in the league:
According to ESPN Research, 94 players had at least 60 pass-block plays with a win or loss at guard last season. Jackson (98.5%) and Thuney (98.2%) had the two highest pass block win rates at guard of that group. Thuney, 32, is coming off back-to-back seasons as a first-team All-Pro selection. He also was selected to his third straight Pro Bowl in 2024.
 
I expect Peters will be wise in Free agency and pick up younger players with a high upside-. I think he will roll over money for free agency next year and it would not surprise me to see him trade down quite a bit for lower picks and draft picks for next year.
 
Does anybody know how much cap room the Eagles have after extending Barkley and Baun?
 
I expect Peters will be wise in Free agency and pick up younger players with a high upside-. I think he will roll over money for free agency next year and it would not surprise me to see him trade down quite a bit for lower picks and draft picks for next year.
I don't expect him to spend a lot either, GN. I do think he trades down but I don't think he acquires picks for next year. I think he moves down once maybe twice and gets an additional 2 to 3 picks making the total he uses in the draft to 8 possibly 9 selections.
 
Well it certainly looks like the Bears are going all-in on their OL, living up to what Ben Johnson said:
- Thuney
- Jonah Jackson
According to some metrics, two of the best pass-blocking guards in the league:
According to ESPN Research, 94 players had at least 60 pass-block plays with a win or loss at guard last season. Jackson (98.5%) and Thuney (98.2%) had the two highest pass block win rates at guard of that group. Thuney, 32, is coming off back-to-back seasons as a first-team All-Pro selection. He also was selected to his third straight Pro Bowl in 2024.
And they’ll still give up a ton of sacks because their QB holds the ball too long!
 
This guy might be a perfect fit. However, I don't know about you all but I'd be happy with nonCowboys, there are a bunch of good ones in FA and draft.


Perfect fit as Whitt and DQ are familiar with Jourdan Lewis and he could be had on a 3 year inexpensive deal. He has his season last year too.
 
Does anybody know how much cap room the Eagles have after extending Barkley and Baun?
According to OTC they have 19M in effective cap space remaining.

I don't think that includes the Baun signing tho, and I can't tell if it includes the Barkley extension. I'm guessing probably not since I don't think they've released the exact terms so far.

So given they are probably pushing some Barkley money and backloading Baun a bit, I'm guessing they probably still have around that amount.
 

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