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Best landing spots for the best leftover NFL free agents

By Michael Johnson

Tennessee Titans wide receiver Julio Jones (2) exits the field after their loss to the Cincinnati Bengals in a AFC Divisional playoff game at Nissan Stadium Saturday, Jan. 22, 2022 in Nashville, Tenn.Titans Bengals 012222 An 004
Tennessee Titans wide receiver Julio Jones (2) exits the field after their loss to the Cincinnati Bengals in a AFC Divisional playoff game at Nissan Stadium Saturday, Jan. 22, 2022 in Nashville, Tenn.Titans Bengals 012222 An 004 /
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NFL Free Agents: Wide receiver Will Fuller #3 of the Miami Dolphins warms up before a game against the Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium on September 26, 2021 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Raiders defeated the Dolphins 31-28 in overtime. (Photo by Chris Unger/Getty Images) /

NFL Free Agents: Baltimore Ravens should sign WR Will Fuller

Lamar Jackosn doesn’t have two things, a long-term deal and enough help at the wide receiver position. One of those things can happen at a cheap rate.

Will Fuller is tailor-made for the Baltimore Ravens. He’s a fast downfield threat who missed some games last season for PED use. Last off-season, Fuller was one of the biggest names in free agency.

He signed with the Miami Dolphins and did nothing all season after he was cleared to play. He was in a bad head space, so a change of scenery could do wonders for a guy who does one thing well, blow the top off defenses.

In his last season as a starter, Fuller caught eight touchdowns while averaging 16-yards per catch in just 11 games.

After trading away Marquise Brown, the Ravens left a massive hole in an offense that was struggling to develop a no. 1 target for Jackson.

Fuller is not a No. 1, but he does a great job getting downfield. As a Hollywood Brown replacement, Fuller can fit the role to a lesser degree.

However, could have a breakout season on a team that utilizes RPOs, and play-action. He could become a reliable weapon for their franchise quarterback — whenever they get his contract signed.

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