Wagner's Future: Top Free Agent Draws Interest

0:00On March 29th, veteran linebacker Bobby Wagner remains the top unsigned free agent at his position over three weeks into the league year. The Washington commanders have backup plans if he walks, but they're leaving the door open for a third straight year with him. Ranked number 43 overall by Pete Prisco, Wagner's drawing interest from team's hungry for defense. He's turning 36 before the 2026 season and sticking to short-term deals after three one-year contracts. Coverage isn't what it used to be and he's not chasing play sideline to sideline anymore, but he's still elite against the run with killer. Leadership vibes. Commanders head coach Dan Quinn called a may remarkable player and leader who sets the standard, praising his impact last year with 162 tackles. Across 17 seasons with Seattle LA and Washington, Wagner's never did below 104 tackles, boasts 11 all pro nods and lead. The league in stops is recent as 2023. Several squads eye him as a cheap fix. Dallas needs to shore up the league's worst scoring defense,

1:04Buffalo wants runstop help after coughing up tons. Of ground yards, Denver compare him with their vets, Atlanta eyes a starter gap, and Jacksonville aims to keep their top run D intact. Word is, Washington just added Leo Chanel, but he'd drive next to Wagner rather than solo. Keep watching as contenders battle for this proven anger could spark quick turnarounds wherever he lands. That's your update from NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story.