Ranking and grading every NFL team's 2024 free agency class, from worst (Cowboys) to best (Falcons!)
In a very technical sense, NFL free agency this year is still going on. But you’re not gonna find anyone keeping the closest tabs on a market that now amounts to “bargain bin” at best and “53-man roster fill-in” at worst.
With the main dust of free agency officially settled, it’s time to take stock of how all 32 NFL teams fared on the open market. Some opened a newfound door to relevancy with one acquisition (cough, cough, Atlanta). Some formed an offensive backfield we thought we’d only ever see in Madden. Others were beholden to the rules of the salary cap and, really, were kind of backed into a corner, not being able to do anything at all! (We’re looking at a certain Texas team here.)
READ MORE 2024 NFL FREE AGENCY:
- Where the top 102 free agents have signed
- Winners and losers from a whirlwind first few days
- The fantasy football fallout of some major moves
- The Chicago Bears had the worst excuse for their Justin Fields trade failure
- Why Russell Wilson might be the perfect fit for Mike Tomlin’s Pittsburgh Steelers
There are just about six weeks before the 2024 NFL Draft at the time of this writing. Let’s rank every free agency class for every team and see who set themselves up for a big late-April weekend in Detroit.