The NFL Draft has officially wrapped up, with Pittsburgh hosting another unforgettable event. Now, teams across the league are pivoting their attention to offseason programs, gearing up for minicamps and training camp preparations this spring and summer. But while rosters are taking shape, several franchises still have key gaps to fill—gaps the draft didn't quite address as planned.
As training camp approaches, a handful of veteran free agents remain surprisingly unsigned. These aren't just depth pieces; they're proven talents who could make an immediate impact. Here are five names still on the market that should be locked in soon.
Jauan Jennings, Wide Receiver
Once viewed as a potential top-10 free agent, Jennings remains available—and the San Francisco 49ers have already ruled out a reunion. As a versatile role-playing receiver, he brings reliable hands and physicality, though he's not a true WR1. His financial expectations may be the biggest hurdle. Expect him to land somewhere in 2026, whether on a one-year prove-it deal or with a team desperate for veteran experience.
Nick Bosa, Edge Rusher
While Bosa's prime years may be behind him, he still has plenty of gas left in the tank. Healthy and in his early 30s, he can provide immediate edge-rushing help for a contender. The delay in signing likely comes down to fit rather than ability. With the draft now complete, Bosa appears to be waiting for the right situation—and he won't stay available for long.
David Njoku, Tight End
Njoku stands out as one of the best free agents still on the board. The former Cleveland Browns tight end creates matchup nightmares and adds versatility to any offense. Injuries have been a concern throughout his career, but he's currently healthy and could be a game-changer for a playoff-bound team. Cleveland's decision to let him walk raised eyebrows, but Njoku now has a chance to join a squad better positioned to compete.
Tre'Davious Diggs, Cornerback
It wasn't long ago that Diggs led the league with 11 interceptions. At just 28 years old, he still has plenty to offer and could start for multiple teams right now. The question is whether he can quickly reestablish himself as a top-tier cornerback. His availability is a surprise, but it also presents a golden opportunity for a team needing secondary help.
Taylor Decker, Left Tackle
Decker brings extensive experience at one of the most critical positions on the field. His continued availability suggests he may be targeting a specific role or contract structure. For any team looking to protect their quarterback's blind side, Decker is a reliable, proven option who shouldn't be overlooked.
As the offseason heats up, these five players could be the missing pieces that elevate a roster from good to great. Keep an eye on the wire—they won't be unsigned for much longer.