2022 NFL free agency matchmaker: Projecting contracts, landing spots for 25 big-name free agents
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The 2022 NFL offseason will officially begin on March 16, but free agency talk is already well underway. Veterans with expiring contracts can begin negotiations with other teams on March 14, and that's not even accounting for the uncertain futures of big names like Aaron Rodgers, who may or may not be back in Green Bay.
As we approach the open market, here's one stab at where some of the top names could end up, and what kind of money they could fetch in free agency -- a look at 25 different potential landing spots for players at every position:
Note: The following players were not included because they are projected to re-sign with their current teams: Packers WR Davante Adams, Buccaneers WR Chris Godwin, Chargers WR Mike Williams, Rams WR Odell Beckham Jr., Chiefs OT Orlando Brown Jr., Bengals S Jessie Bates III.
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