NFL Vets Still Seeking Homes in Thin Market

0:00A March 26th NFL free agency for 2026 is over two weeks in, with teams dropping billions on new contracts and dozens of players. Switching squads. But the market is thinning out, leaving a solid group of veterans still looking for homes. These guys aren't all superstars, but many bring proven skills to teams needing depth or starters, especially as training camps near. On offense, quarterback Kurt Cousins tops the list at 37 years old, offering steady backup play after a down year in Atlanta. Running back Najee Harris, just 28, rushed for over 1,000 yards four straight seasons in Pittsburgh before an Achilles tear last year. Wide receivers Juan Jennings and Titan David and Joku provide reliable targets, while tackles like Taylor Decker and guard Joe Baitonio could sure. Uplines for contenders. Defensibly, it's much the same story with experienced hands available. Edge Russia Joy-Bosa, an interior lineman, Kalei Campbell, nearing 40, still flash sacks

1:02last season in limited roles. Linebacker Bobby Ocariki averaged over 100 tackles a year, cornerback a logerious need, lockdown passers before injuries hit, and safety Kyle. Duggers showed coverage gains in Pittsburgh. Teens are holding back due to age, injuries, or recent dips, but these players could sign bargains now or wait for training camp cuts. Here's eyeing playoff see value in their leadership and spot production without breaking the bank. As the draft wraps up next month, expect this list to shrink fast, giving savvy general managers one last shot at bolstering rosters before the season, kicks off. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.