Who are the 10 best NFL free agents available on offense?

The NFL season is over, but that means free agency is nearly upon us.

On March 10 at noon ET, free agents may begin talking with new teams, and at 4 p.m. ET on March 12, signings can begin with the start of the new league year.

But this got us thinking, who are the 10 best free agents on each side of the ball? First, we'll start off with offense. Let's take a look: 

It may feel like Cooper is toward the latter end of his career considering he's been in the league for 10 seasons. But taking into account he's only 30 years old and put up 1,000-yard seasons in 2022 and 2023 before a disappointing 2024 campaign that ended in Buffalo, the five-time Pro Bowl selection can still serve as a viable receiving threat for multiple teams that need a boost on offense. 

Since his first season in the NFL in 2015, only five receivers have more receiving touchdowns than his 64: Davante Adams (100), Mike Evans (93), Tyreek Hill (82), DeAndre Hopkins (75) and Stefon Diggs (70). 

The 11th overall pick of the 2020 NFL Draft, Becton was considered somewhat of a disappointment through his first few injury-hampered seasons, as much was expected of the 6'7, 360-pound Louisville product. But in his first season with the Eagles, he played a huge role in their Super Bowl title run. Philadelphia moved him to guard after he spent his entire career playing tackle, meaning the 25-year-old still has room to improve and could pay off for teams with a void at that position. 

Diggs tore his ACL in Week 8 with the Texans, which will cause some concern for several teams that need a wide receiver. But when looking at his production throughout his career, it's hard to overlook how dominant he's been. Diggs recorded six straight seasons with 1,000 yards