Perfect free-agent matches for all 32 NFL teams, why they fit - One player each team must sign, including Allen Robinson to the Browns

We are at the point of the NFL offseason that brings hope to every fan base, regardless of how their teams fared in 2021. There are opportunities for all 32 franchises to get better in the next two months, through free agency and the 2022 NFL draft. Teams just have to seize those opportunities.

Free agency and the official league year officially begin next Wednesday. Some teams are in a better position to take advantage of free agency than others, but all will soon face crucial decisions when it comes to filling holes and rounding out their rosters. After all, not all teams have the capital to trade for a top quarterback like Russell Wilson and will have to find alternative ways to improve rosters.

Pro Football Focus decided to take stock of every team's needs and has found one available free agent who would fit perfectly with each team — ranging from top names available, to backups or even rotation players who can offer value on cheaper deals. Players like Haason Reddick, JuJu Smith-Schuster and Marcus Maye could be a key player on the right franchise.

Below we list matches for every team (in alphabetical order).

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The expectation was that cornerback would be a glaring weakness for Arizona entering the 2021 season, but the team actually got a solid performance out of Robert Alford, who was coming off two straight lost seasons because of injury. With Alford hitting free agency, the Cardinals could once again use an injection of talent at the position.

Davis has the skill set to be a legitimate No. 1 option on the outside if Arizona opts to