🏈Schultz Report: The latest rumors and news ahead of NFL free agency👀
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NFL free agency is nearly upon us and theScore's NFL insider Jordan Schultz has all the latest buzz from around the league.
1:56 p.m. ET: League sources expect Colts linebackers Bobby Okereke and E.J. Speed to be highly coveted entering free agency. Both shined in expanded roles with Shaquille Leonard injured for much of 2022. Okereke made 151 tackles, six tackles for loss, five pass breakups, and two forced fumbles. Speed made 63 tackles with seven tackles for loss, two pass breakups, and two forced fumbles. Each player could find a bigger role elsewhere.
9:22 a.m. ET: The Texans are trying to find a new home for Brandin Cooks by way of a trade. Coming off a tumultuous season in which Cooks appeared to be disappointed he wasn't traded at the deadline and subsequently missed several games, the 29-year-old would like to play for a winner.
9:22 p.m. ET: Several people within the Eagles' building believe Kenneth Gainwell is a Pro Bowl-caliber player who needs more touches. Miles Sanders had a great year, leading the Eagles with 1,269 rushing yards and adding 11 touchdowns after failing to score in 2021, but can Philly afford him?
8:12 p.m. ET: Mike Gesicki won't be back in Miami. The market is developing nicely for the 27-year-old tight end, and he should command either a multi-year deal or perhaps a nice one-year deal elsewhere before really getting paid next offseason. Many teams are interested in Gesicki despite a somewhat down season where he never seemed to fully mesh with Mike McDaniel's offensive approach.
6:57 p.m. ET: The Seahawks love Geno Smith the player and person, and they want him there long-term. Smith has a great relationship with Pete Carroll and the coaching staff. The locker room loves him, too. Whether it's on the franchise tag or a long-term contract, Smith will be back in Seattle and have the chance to build on his career-best 4,282 passing yards and 30 touchdowns in 2022.
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NFL free agency is nearly upon us and theScore's NFL insider Jordan Schultz has all the latest buzz from around the league.
March 6
11 a.m. ET: The Bears should be in the mix on linebacker Bobby Okereke, according to league sources (more on Okereke in our March 1 update). And two other names to keep tabs on: safety Marcus Epps, who is trending upward, and cornerback Jonathan Jones, who's a sleeper in free agency.March 4
4 p.m. ET: Baker Mayfield and the 49ers will have mutual interest when the former No. 1 overall pick hits the free-agent market. San Francisco could be in the market for a veteran backup with Brock Purdy recovering from elbow surgery. League sources expect Mayfield's market to end up somewhere around $8 million per year.March 2
1:50 p.m. ET: The Jaguars will use the franchise tag on tight end Evan Engram. Keeping the 28-year-old was a huge priority for the Jags entering this offseason. Engram blossomed into one of Trevor Lawrence's favorite targets, registering a 73/766/4 line. While the tag for tight ends is $11.3 million, the two sides have until July 17 to get a long-term deal done.March 1
4:39 p.m. ET: Baker Mayfield should have a good free-agent market. He was very well-liked by the staff and players with the Rams. He might need to be a backup in 2023, but I believe he'll have a chance to start again - whether it's next season or in 2024.1:56 p.m. ET: League sources expect Colts linebackers Bobby Okereke and E.J. Speed to be highly coveted entering free agency. Both shined in expanded roles with Shaquille Leonard injured for much of 2022. Okereke made 151 tackles, six tackles for loss, five pass breakups, and two forced fumbles. Speed made 63 tackles with seven tackles for loss, two pass breakups, and two forced fumbles. Each player could find a bigger role elsewhere.
9:22 a.m. ET: The Texans are trying to find a new home for Brandin Cooks by way of a trade. Coming off a tumultuous season in which Cooks appeared to be disappointed he wasn't traded at the deadline and subsequently missed several games, the 29-year-old would like to play for a winner.
Feb. 28
8:31 p.m. ET: The Bills and Rams are two teams in search of more running back depth in free agency. It's a loaded class, headlined by franchise tag candidates Saquon Barkley, Josh Jacobs, and Tony Pollard. Among the next level of pending free-agent running backs are Leonard Fournette, Kareem Hunt, Alexander Mattison, and David Montgomery.9:22 p.m. ET: Several people within the Eagles' building believe Kenneth Gainwell is a Pro Bowl-caliber player who needs more touches. Miles Sanders had a great year, leading the Eagles with 1,269 rushing yards and adding 11 touchdowns after failing to score in 2021, but can Philly afford him?
8:12 p.m. ET: Mike Gesicki won't be back in Miami. The market is developing nicely for the 27-year-old tight end, and he should command either a multi-year deal or perhaps a nice one-year deal elsewhere before really getting paid next offseason. Many teams are interested in Gesicki despite a somewhat down season where he never seemed to fully mesh with Mike McDaniel's offensive approach.
6:57 p.m. ET: The Seahawks love Geno Smith the player and person, and they want him there long-term. Smith has a great relationship with Pete Carroll and the coaching staff. The locker room loves him, too. Whether it's on the franchise tag or a long-term contract, Smith will be back in Seattle and have the chance to build on his career-best 4,282 passing yards and 30 touchdowns in 2022.
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