2023 NFL Free Agency: Best fits for remaining top FAs
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The 2023 NFL offseason has been electric so far, and there are still a ton of quality free agents left. Where are the best fits for these players? This is obviously not an exhaustive list, but these players are some of the most prominent left on the market.
In many instances, there are some very quality free agents that don’t latch onto a team until close to the beginning of the season. In other instances, we’ll see teams dabble very late in the free agency market because of injuries.
Whatever the reason, there will be some more free agency movement and you’d have to assume that some of the top remaining players, like those listed below, will be signed at some point.
2023 NFL Free Agency: Best fits for remaining top FAs
1. Ben Jones – Denver Broncos
The one position the Denver Broncos are weak at along their offense is at center. They signed both Ben Powers at left guard and Mike McGlinchey at right tackle to massive deals. Left tackle Garett Bolles also returns to the lineup and third-year guard Quinn Meinerz was one of PFF’s highest-graded guards in 2022.
Their projected starting center is Lloyd Cushenberry, who has struggled quite a bit since coming into the NFL in 2020 out of LSU. I think the Broncos can get away with Cushenberry in the lineup, but why not upgrade at a position of need?
Ben Jones has established himself as one of the best centers in football during his time with the Tennessee Titans, so the Broncos may as well put the finishing touches on what could be a top-three offensive line.