The 10 best remaining NFL free agents after draft and their likeliest destinations
After the 2026 NFL Draft, teams are turning their attention to free agency to fill remaining roster needs, with several high-profile players still unsigned. Notable veterans like Stefon Diggs, Cameron Jordan, and Calais Campbell remain on the market despite their age and off-field concerns. Teams are weighing short-term needs against potential risks as they consider signings now that compensatory pick concerns no longer apply.
- ▪Stefon Diggs has recorded seven consecutive 1,000-yard seasons when playing at least nine games but faces an upcoming court date on an assault charge.
- ▪Jauan Jennings, who had 55 catches for 643 yards and nine touchdowns in 15 games, may have priced himself out of the 49ers' plans after Mike Evans received a high-value deal.
- ▪Taylor Decker, 32, has played in at least 14 games in each of the past four seasons and could reunite with Bears head coach Ben Johnson, his former offensive coordinator.
- ▪Cameron Jordan, 36, recorded 10.5 sacks last season and remains a viable option for teams like the Saints or Bears despite their recent draft and trade activity.
- ▪Calais Campbell, who has started all 51 games over the past three seasons, is considering whether to continue playing past his 40th birthday, with the Giants and Ravens among potential suitors.
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NFL The 10 best remaining NFL free agents after draft and their likeliest destinations By Ryan Dunleavy Published April 28, 2026, 5:51 p.m. ET Welcome to NFL Free Agency, Part II. Now that the draft is over, teams are reassessing their unaddressed roster holes. As of Monday, teams no longer are jeopardizing the possibility of receiving a 2027 compensatory draft pick for their offseason losses by signing a free agent, so here are the 10 best unsigned players and their likeliest destinations: 1. WR Stefon Diggs Fits: Rams, Raiders, Ravens Diggs, 32, is looking for his fourth team in four years because his attitude wears out its welcome, so he is a better fit around an established quarterback than an easily influenced rookie. He also is due in court next week on an assault charge.
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