Top 10 Free Agent Signings of 2014

By on April 5, 2014

The NFL Free Agency period has slowed down drastically after the first month of action. Teams are still making moves, but the major signings have come and gone at this point in the offseason as teams begin to focus more on the NFL Draft which begins on May 8th.

Honorable Mentions:

Jaguars - DE Chris Clemons 4-years/$17.5M & DT Red Bryant 4-years/$19M

Rams - WR Kenny Britt 1-year/$1.4M

Packers - DE/OLB Julius Peppers 3-years/$30M

Broncos - DE DeMarcus Ware 3-years/$30M & SS T.J. Ward 4-years/$23M

Ravens - WR Steve Smith 3-years/11.5M

Vikings - DT Linval Joseph 5-years/$31.5M

Saints - FS Jairus Byrd 6-years/$56M

Cowboys - DT Henry Melton 4-years/$29M

Buccaneers - QB Josh McCown 2-years/$10M

Bears - DE Jared Allen 4-years/$32M

Giants - CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie 5-years/$35M & RB Rashad Jennings 4-years/$10M

Cardinals - CB Antonio Cromartie 1-year/$3.5M

Redskins - WR DeSean Jackson 3-years/$24M

Jets - QB Mike Vick 1-year/$5M

Patriots - CB Darrelle Revis 2-years/$32M

 

10) Colts - WR Hakeem Nicks 1-year/$3.5M - It wasn’t long ago that Hakeem Nicks was putting up back-to-back 1,000 yard seasons and 11 TDs in 2010. Nicks appeared destined to become one of the top WRs in the NFL, but injuries and inconsistency prevented him from reaching his full potential as a New York Giant. The 1-year deal is increasing in today’s NFL and the Colts hit one out of the park with Nicks. He will offer insurance to Reggie Wayne as he rehabs from injury with the potential as a long-term solution to the aging Wayne if he improves his consistency with Andrew Luck & Company.

 



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