Taylor Decker Wanted Out of Detroit and the 2026 Free Agent Market Just Got Serious
The 2026 free agency period officially kicked off back in March, and while most of the big names have already signed, there's still some serious talent sitting unsigned. We're talking premiere position players who can still reshape rosters heading into the season. Let's break down who the best available guys are right now and what they bring to the table.
The Elite Still Available
At the top of the heap sits Taylor Decker, the offensive tackle who just asked Detroit for his release after a decade with the Lions. Yeah, you read that right, a 10-year vet who decided it was time for a fresh start. Even though his 89.3% pass block win rate in 2025 was the second lowest of his career, Decker brings the kind of toughness and intangibles that teams will still pay premium money for at the tackle position.
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👉 Claim Your Free $10 at KalshiRight behind him is Stefon Diggs, the wideout who just finished his first season with the Patriots. Diggs hauled in 85 catches for 1,013 yards and four touchdowns, which isn't nothing. Sure, his play speed has taken a hit, but this guy is still a savvy route runner who can work both inside and outside. He's the kind of receiver who creates real separation and has the grit to work between the numbers on those nasty in-breaking routes.
The Pass Rushers and Linemen Still in Play
Joey Bosa rounds out the edge rusher conversation. After dealing with injuries that basically cost him 13 games between 2022 and 2023, Bosa has stayed healthy the last two seasons, playing in at least 14 games each year. He averaged 36.3 snaps per game for Buffalo, racking up 5 sacks, 5 forced fumbles, and 42 pressures. He's a situational rusher who can still win with speed and power, and his motor keeps him productive even late in the play.
Joel Bitonio, a 12-year veteran guard from the Browns, also remains available as we head deeper into free agency. With 178 career starts, this guy has done it all at the guard spot.
The 2026 free agent class still has legitimate difference makers out there. Teams are still shopping, and if you're a contender, now's the time to strike.
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