NFL free agency started off with a bang, and most of the biggest names have already found new homes. Justin Fields took his talents to the Jets, while Sam Darnold landed a three-year, $100.5 million deal in Seattle. Meanwhile, top-tier safeties like Jevon Holland and Justin Reid locked in contracts with the Giants and Saints, respectively.

By midweek, it seemed like the player movement had slowed down. But if you think all the action is over, think again-some major names are still up for grabs. Whether it’s future Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers or game-changing wideouts like Stefon Diggs and Amari Cooper, there’s still plenty of talent waiting for the right deal.

Biggest Names Still on the Board

So who’s left? Here’s a look at the top 10 free agents still searching for a landing spot.

1. Aaron Rodgers, QB

Yes, he’s 41. Yes, his 2024 season with the Jets ended before it started. But this is still Aaron Rodgers. Reports suggest the Steelers are in the lead to sign him, but the Giants and Vikings could also be in the mix. If he’s healthy, Rodgers can instantly change a team’s outlook.

2. Stefon Diggs, WR

Diggs is recovering from a torn ACL, but he’s been one of the most productive receivers in the NFL for the past six years. A receiver-needy contender-think the Chiefs or Cowboys-might take a chance on him if the price is right.

3. Amari Cooper, WR

Cooper had a down year in Buffalo, but just two seasons ago, he put up 1,250 yards. He could be a steal for a team looking for a reliable route-runner.

4. Cam Robinson, OT

One of the best tackles left on the market, Robinson has been linked to New England as the Patriots look to rebuild their offensive line.

5. Mekhi Becton, G

After struggling with the Jets, Becton thrived with the Eagles when he moved to guard. He’s only 26 and could be a great fit for a team looking for a mauler in the trenches.

Underrated names who could make an impact

While the big names dominate the headlines, there are a few under-the-radar players who could be difference-makers in the right situation.

6. Teven Jenkins, G

A transition from tackle to guard helped Jenkins improve significantly. At 27, he’s got experience (40 career starts) and is still in his prime.

7. Rasul Douglas, CB

A veteran corner with a Super Bowl ring, Douglas excels in zone coverage and could help teams like the Eagles or Seahawks looking for depth in the secondary.

8. Cooper Kupp, WR

Yes, that Cooper Kupp. The Rams cut him for cap reasons, but he’s still a high-level receiver when healthy. He’s expected to draw interest from teams like the Broncos and Lions.

9. Asante Samuel Jr., CB

Samuel had an injury-shortened 2024, but he’s proven himself as a strong cover corner. He might not be a CB1, but he’s a solid pickup for a team looking to bolster its secondary.

10. Azeez Ojulari, EDGE

Ojulari has flashed big-time pass-rushing ability when healthy, but injuries have held him back. If he can stay on the field, he could be a valuable rotational piece for a team that needs pass-rush help.

What’s Next?

With the NFL Draft approaching, some teams might wait before making a move on these free agents. But for contenders looking to fill gaps before the season, now is the time to strike. Whether it’s Rodgers finding a new home or a surprise signing shaking things up, free agency isn’t over yet.