Free agency coincides with the start of the new league year and lots of players are hitting the open market. Here are the top 15 names on defense.

The Green Bay Packers are approaching free agency in 2025 with no priority free agents, plenty of salary cap space, and a need to add veteran talent to a young, cheap, and ascending roster. One year after signing safety Xavier McKinney and running back Josh Jacobs in free agency,

We explore the potential impact of Khalil Mack on the Philadelphia Eagles defense as they look to replace Josh Sweat and Brandon Graham.

Arizona Cardinals NFL free agency predictions, fits and landing spots include Josh Sweat, Milton Williams, Haason Reddick, Amari Cooper, Ernest Jones.

When it comes to the Philadelphia Eagles in 2025, they have not one, not two, but four pending free agents who are set to be in heavy demand around the NFL when free agency opens up: Milton Williams,

Andrew Berry is not budging on his early-offseason Myles Garrett stances. The Browns are set against trading the future Hall of Fame pass rusher. Reaffirming that at the Combine, the sixth-year GM said ( via ESPN’s Adam Schefter) the Browns are “not interested in moving him.

From all accounts, the Detroit Lions will be making a concerted effort to upgrade their pass-rushing unit this offseason. And they’ll likely be targeting two positions to do just that: EDGE and the interior of the defensive line.

The Philadelphia Eagles could be looking to replenish their pass rush this offseason with Josh Sweat and Milton Williams both being free agents. If the Eagles are looking to make a big splash, it could be for disgruntled Cleveland Browns star Myles Garrett.

The Philadelphia Eagles face tough decisions as they have 19 potential free agents but limited salary cap space. Key players like Josh Sweat and Milton Williams are expected to command high salaries,

Coming off a Super Bowl title, the Philadelphia Eagles hope to continue that momentum, but multiple members of that squad, including some top defensive linemen like Josh Sweat and Milton Williams, seem set to leave in free agency.

The NFL’s offseason is not a time for the front office to sit on its hands and say that they are satisfied with the roster and will run it back next year.

That's why in an article written by Aaron Schatz of ESPN, where he projects one signing for every NFL team, he has nine-time Pro Bowl EDGE going to the Eagles. "If Josh Sweat leaves and Brandon Graham retires,