NFL Free Agency 2020: Ranking the 50 Best available players

45. Eric Ebron, TE

Suffice it to say that Eric Ebron has not lived up to being a top-10 draft pick and he never truly came close while he was with Detroit. However, his time with the Colts, although a little up and down, showed that he still has plenty of use as a modern pass-catching tight end that some team will definitely be highly interested in pursuing in free agency.

44. Blake Martinez, LB

If you go by raw tackle numbers, Blake Martinez is a superstar in the NFL. The film, however, tells a different story as many of the plays he makes come chasing down players after he’s been beaten or has failed to make the play up the field. Even still, some team should take a flier on the linebacker.

43. Graham Glasgow, OG

No one is going to write home about the work Graham Glasgow has done throughout his career but that’s the way you want it as many offensive guards are only talked about if they’re messing up. Glasgow is a consistently solid player who will help out an offensive line.

42. Jamie Collins, LB

A high-upside player with the Patriots that was traded to Cleveland where he was pedestrian before going back to New England and realizing his potential, Jamie Collins is a wild card in the 2020 NFL free agency class. The physical tools and top-end play are undeniable and worth gambling on, however.

41. Jason Peters, OT

Despite being 38 years old and having some recent issues staying on the field, Jason Peters is still among the best left tackles in the NFL when he’s healthy. As he hits free agency, it becomes all about who is willing to take the risk with his age and health at this point, even if it could pay off in a major way.