NFL Teams Score Big with Bargain Quarterbacks

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NFL Free Agency in 2026 drops some wild-value deals that flip the script on how teams build.

Instead of splashing cash on superstars, squads grab proven players of bargain prices, especially

quarterbacks like Highler Murray and Tua.

Toggle by Loa, both landing one-year deals for $1.3 million each.

Murray hooked up with the Vikings on that cheap-prooved contract, since Arizona is still footing

most of his bill.

He's got Kevin O'Connell's system and Justin Jefferson to spark a comeback while they're

rookie, JJ McCarthy grows.

Falcon snagged two or two, pairing him low-risk with Michael Pennex Jr. and weapons like Drake

London.

Fans buzzed about the smarts behind these moves, with teams prioritizing cap space over

flash.

Rangers beefed their line with Tyler Bydass on three years, $30 million, backing Justin

Herbert alongside Joe Alts and Rashon Slater.

Panthers got Rashid Walker for one year, $4 million, as cheap left tackle depth, with

Icom equinoe nursing a knee.

Bucks locked and tied in K-Dodden for three years, $30 million, valuing his blocking

and steady 500 yard seasons over priceier.

Options.

Spill gaps without breaking banks, turning weaknesses into strengths fast.

Smart spending like this could shake up the season, proving value be type every time,

as these guys outperform their tags.