2015 top 10 NFL free agents Who could be on market

So far, we have covered running backs, safeties, red-zone threats, throwing arms, quarter-pole surprises, quarter-pole disappointments, franchise cornerstones, players deserving of consideration, best free-agent pickups, biggest free-agent flops, rookie cla ses and Comeback Player of the Year candidates.This week, we look forward to the 2015 offseason. Below is a list of the premier impending free agents, several of whom will be a signed the franchise tag if no long-term contract can be reached before the end Jason Verrett Jersey of February.Without further ado, here is the list:1. , defensive tackle: It's exceedingly rare for superstars of Suh's age (27), talent level and pedigree to reach the open market, which is why he's as the NFL's highest-paid defensive player. Because it would take a whopping $26.7 million to wield the franchise tag, the are willing to let Suh explore free agency even if he notches a third All-Pro selection. In other words, Suh could be playing for the , , or in 2015.2. , pa s rusher: The couldn't work out a deal with Houston last offseason. It's going to cost them even more to re-sign their premier pa s rusher now that he's leading the NFL in sacks while Ben Bartch Jersey rivaling as the best defensive player not named . The really like Houston and don't want to let him get away, per NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport, so the franchise tag is an option.3. , wide receiver: The most efficient in the league, Bryant is the only NFL player with double-digit touchdowns in each of the past three seasons. His physicality, vice-grip hands and explosive run-after-catch ability make him a nightmare for cornerbacks. Rapoport has suggested Bryant is seeking upward of $16 million annually. Owner Jerry Jones is determined to ensure that Bryant .4. , wide receiver: For opposing defensive backs, there's no scarier sight than Thomas with the ball in his hands and a full head of steam coming off a bubble screen. He doesn't fight for contested balls like Bryant but still ranks second to in receptions, yards and touchdowns. It's hard to imagine the allowing him to reach free agency.5. , cornerback: Revis' contract was announced as a two-year deal, but the for 2015 means he will have to restructure to remain in New England. Revis might not be what he was as a, but he knows wide receiver routes better than any cornerback in the game. Over the past two months, Jaylen Mahoney Jersey he ranks with as the NFL's best.6. , tight end: Despite mi sing the last two games, Thomas is already the first tight end in NFL history with at least 12 touchdowns in back-to-back years. , he ranks behind only and at tight end. The realize his importance to 's aerial attack, which means he's highly unlikely to reach the open market.7. , guard: Iupati has been one of the league's most decorated interior linemen the past few years, earning two berths and a first-team All-Pro selection in 2012. The work with a fairly that could present a problem for a player who could become the NFL's highest paid at his position.8. , running back: Even though Murray is , the will place a higher priority on Bryant this offseason. Running backs , in large part because they can be too easily replaced. Murray deserves to be rewarded for a historically great season, but his injury track record and heavy workload aren't doing his market value any favors. Interesting subplot: is and has designs on finishing his Colton Mckivitz Jersey career with the .9. , defensive end: The bulk of 's pa s-rushing productivity has come in three games versus (), () and (). While he doesn't hara s quarterbacks at the same level as three years ago, he remains dominant against the run. Still just 25 years old, Pierre-Paul has the raw talent that will tempt at least one team into believing he can recapture early-career form.10. , wide receiver: Cobb has more value to the than to any other team because he is ' security blanket on broken and improvised plays. Per Pro Football Focus, the NFL's best quarterback-to-wide receiver pa ser rating this season is Rodgers-to-Cobb at 143.6 (not bad for a receiver who was for the to draft). The second-best? Rodgers-to- at 125 Jim Plunkett Jersey .1. We expect the to try to hammer out a long-term deal with Cobb prior to the start of free agency.Honorable mention:, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , The latest Around The NFL Podcast . Find more Around The NFL content on .