The top NFL free agents are off the board with guys like Mike Evans, John Franklin-Myers, and Malik Willis all scooped up. But there are plenty of talented, valuable NFL veterans who are still looking for homes and could bring a ton of value to a new city. Here are four of the top remaining 2026 NFL free agents.
Stefon Diggs – WR
Diggs and the Patriots were only together for one season, but he put together a nice campaign and showed that he is still capable of playing at a high level. He had over 1,000 yards receiving while averaging over 11 yards per catch and grabbed four touchdowns as well. Diggs is 33 years old which is entering the death zone for a receiver but any team that needs a wide receiver should be interested in bringing him in on a one-year deal. Best Fit: Atlanta Falcons
Aaron Rogders – QB
Ah, you can’t forget about Aaron Rodgers. At this rate, it would not be a proper NFL offseason if we didn’t wonder where Rodgers will play next season. He was a member of the Steelers in 2026, and it went well. Rodgers threw for over 3,300 yards. He threw 24 touchdowns compared to just 7 interceptions. There is no doubt that his mobility is an issue, but the Steelers still need a QB and even if they were to take someone like Ty Simpson in the first round, having Rodgers bridge the gap for a season makes a lot of sense. Best Fit: Pittsburgh Steelers
Jauan Jennings – WR
Jennings has been the 49ers best receiver for the past two seasons. He nearly had a 1,000 campaign in 2024, finishing 25 yards short during a Week 18 game where he was ejected early on. Jennings is a reliable option at wideout who can convert third downs and be used in the red zone. He lacks breakaway speed and separation but at this point can be a team friendly one or two year deal that racks up receptions and would be suitable for a young QB, similar to what he was for Brock Purdy. Best Fit: Las Vegas Raiders
Joey Bosa – EDGE
Joey Bosa spent the past year with the Buffalo Bills, and he put up great numbers for an EDGE rusher who is over the age of 30. Bosa played 15 games and racked up five sacks. It seems like he and the Bills are parting ways. While his own mom has publicly declared she wants him to be on the 49ers, John Lynch made it clear that he is out of their price range. In other words, thanks but no thanks. Best Fit: Detroit Lions