NFL Free Agency is almost here! Let’s dive into this year’s class of NFL Free Agents as well as their fantasy football outlook.
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2024 NFL Free Agents
Zack Moss
Zack Moss will hit free agency this offseason and will likely garner some interest on the open market after a career year in Indianapolis. Even after Jonathan Taylor returned from injury, Moss was still used in some capacity, given how well he performed in relief as the starter. I’d be concerned about him winning out a backfield competition – something he has never done – so don’t be overly bullish should he rise up RB rankings on “projected workload” alone.
Devin Singletary
Will be curious to see how Houston approaches their backfield this offseason. Dameon Pierce lost his job to Singletary and might not fit the scheme of the Bobby Slowik offense. Singletary will be a free agent, as will Dare Ogunbowale.
The journeyman running back took over the Houston backfield in Week 8 after a Pierce injury and never let go of the starting gig. 11.6 points per game as the RB23. Nothing new for Singletary, who has been a rock-solid fantasy producer when given starting opportunities in the second halves of multiple seasons throughout his NFL career.
Singletary could easily re-sign with Houston or perhaps land in Cleveland to reunite with former Bills OC Ken Dorsey.
He also still has ties to the Giants regime from their time spent in Buffalo together. If Barkley leaves, look for Singletary to be high on the list of replacements to lead Big Blue’s backfield in 2024.
Antonio Gibson
Antonio Gibson will be a free agent in 2024 and undoubtedly on a new roster. I, for one, cannot wait to see what team he lands on after he’s been misused on the Commanders the last two seasons.
AG ranked fourth in yards after contact per attempt (3.5) in 2023. Over the past four seasons, Gibson is just one of 15 RBs to handle a season with at least 300 touches. He can handle a three-down workload with his size and pass-catching skillset and three straight seasons with 40-plus receptions.
He just needs the opportunity to do so and needs to clean up the fumbles as well, with four this past season.
Could see a potential fit in Las Vegas alongside his former OC, Scott Turner, to further tap into Gibson’s receiving ability should they be unable to retain Jacobs.
Also possible for Gibson to sign with the Titans to replace Henry; the Titans’ new RB coach, Randy Jordan, was the Commanders’ RB coach all four years Gibson played in the nation’s capital. AG also played his college ball in Memphis.
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