NFL Free Agency 2020: Ranking the 50 Best available players
50. Michael Pierce, DT
Michael Pierce has never been and will never be a player who is going to fill up the box score with sacks and tackles. However, the former undrafted free agent out of Samford has proven to be a space-eating force that can create disruption in the trenches throughout his time with the Ravens, which makes him a valuable free-agent commodity.
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49. Kendall Fuller, CB
Playing for the much-maligned Chiefs defense, Kendall Fuller was not the liability that many might make him out to be. To be sure, he’s not going to be mistaken for one of the best cornerbacks in the NFL anytime soon but he’s a talented enough defensive back to easily help another NFL defense moving forward.
48. Andrew Whitworth, OT
Andrew Whitworth is definitely long in the tooth at this point as he’s contemplated retirement but it does seem, as of now, that he’s going to be back for another NFL season. Much like another tackle that we’ll see in the top 50 players in NFL free agency, it’s not about performance but rather the combo of age and health.
47. Jarran Reed, DT
After a strong 2018 season, Jarran Reed fell back into the shadows this past season and really struggled to stand out. Having said that, Reed has flashed some top-end potential with the Seahawks to this point in his career and could very well make some good money in Seattle or otherwise.
46. Karl Joseph, S
The fact that Karl Joseph never worked out with the Raiders, to me, says more about the Raiders than the former first-round pick. While he may not be a superstar at the position, he’s extremely talented and should be able to fit relatively seamlessly into almost any NFL secondary in need of safety help.