Best Available Free Agents:
QB-
Fitzpatrick - Fitz will likely resign with the Jets. Denver is the only other team I can see making a play for him. Fitz put up the most productive season for a QB in team history, so I don't understand the hardball stance by the Jets. Heh, any black quarterback that throws for 30+ TDs in a season would have half the teams in the league trying to give him $20 million/year.
Manziel - I'm rooting for him, but it's pretty clear he has been blackballed. This is Tebow 2.0, and it doesn't help that the kid just can't get out of his own way. However, I do expect someone to sign him at some point.
Flynn - His chances of being a starter in this league are all but over, but should find work as a backup when camp gets started.
RB-
Gerhart - Unless he was to move to fullback, a starting gig may not be in the cards. However, I'd be speechless if no one gives him a shot as a backup. Ideally, Miami, Cleveland, or the Giants would be great landing spot.
FB-
Kuhn - Most likely will be signed once camp gets underway. I think GB will move on, but there are plenty of teams out there that can use a John Kuhn.
Clutts - Solid lead blocker, and receiver out of the backfield. Should find work around camp time.
WR-
Welker - What team wouldn't want a Wes Welker? The guy can get open and move the sticks in almost any situation. I'd love to see him sign with either the Colts or the Saints. It's funny reading fan comments on any Welker article on NFL.com. You'd swear this country is overrun with doctors, trying to talk Wes into retirement. If the man wants to play, let him play...
TE-
Daniels - At 33, he'd still be a decent starting option on most teams. He put up a respectable 500+ yards last season, and was rewarded with being shown the door. I'd like to see one last run with Houston. Raiders, Jets, and Bills would be good fits as well.
OL-
I see a lot of bums littering these o-lines. I just don't understand how clowns like King Dunlap, Roger Saffold, Gosder Cherilus, and Dallas Thomas have managed to be starters pretty much their entire careers, despite lousy play and perfectly timed mental mistakes...
Sendlein - was a fringe pro-bowler just a few seasons ago, should find work somewhere.
Montgomery - After a more than solid stint with the Redskins, has suddenly become a journeyman. Hopefully someone gives him a shot.
Legursky - Always seems to be one of the better performers on otherwise poor o-lines.
Long - after sitting out most of 2014 & 2015, I have to assume he's healthy by now.
DL-
Hayden - Has been a starter in Dallas for the last few years. I doubt he'll latch on as a starter at this point, but should find work as a rotational run stuffer. CHI, MIA, or OAK would all be ideal landing spots.
Biermann - Has the versatility to line up anywhere in the front 7. One of Atlanta's best defenders over the last several years, became expendable when they signed the great Courtney Upshaw, and his five (5) career sacks, to 'fix' the pass rush... Would be a capable starter at 4-3 DE or 3-4 OLB. NO, TB, BUF, CLE, or the Jets would be a good fit.
LB-
Hawk - One of the most productive LBs in the league over the last decade. Looking at the projected lineups, Hawk could easily step in and start on nearly a dozen teams. Lions, Giants, and Broncos would be nice landing spots.
Trusnik - Chase Blackburn 2.0.. Has to fight to make the team, but usually ends up starting and playing pretty well by years end, due to injuries to the 'real' athletes.
Matthews - Early on, if Casey Matthews had been judged on his own performance, instead of having the disadvantage of being compared to Clay, he'd probably still be starting in Philly...
Studebaker - was a pretty decent player in Indy a few years ago, but haven't heard much from him lately.
Thomas - I thought Chase Thomas was going to be a star, and still could be; he just needs an opportunity.
Kaiser - Another Stanford guy lost in the shuffle.. Tom Keiser accumulated 9 sacks and 2 interceptions in spot duty, during his first 3 years in the league after going undrafted. Seemed promising; what happened?
Solomon - Was the talk of Cleveland training camp last season, in line to start no less. As luck would have it, he was injured, and I haven't heard his name since...
S-
Dahl - Contrary to popular belief, Dahl put together a pretty solid season last year for the Giants, despite the utter incompetence, by which he was surrounded... It's laughable to me that Landon Collins has been all but guaranteed his starting position, but the team felt they had to 'move on' from Craig Dahl, who was easily one of the best players on defense last year for the Giants. I really don't know what people are looking at when they assess these rosters. Anyhow, good fits would include LA, DET, CAR, IND, PIT, or TEN.
Sunseri - The Saints made a mistake by giving up on Sunseri. If he stays healthy, he is a future starter in this league. Remember, he probably would have been a 2nd rounder had he not torn his ACL at Alabama.