NFL free agency 2019: Tracking where the top 50 available sign this offseason

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Le’Veon Bell is the No. 1 free agent this year according to NFL.com. | AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast

The NFL offseason kicked into a higher gear Monday with the start of the league’s legal tampering period, which set the stage for the official beginning of free agency with the new league year Wednesday afternoon.

You’ll rarely see the league’s biggest stars hit free agency in their primes given the rarity of teams willingly letting them go, so teams are typically looking for second-tier stars, quality starters and depth to pursue their Super Bowl dreams.

The biggest name in this year’s class was arguably running back Le’Veon Bell, who’s a two-time All-Pro running back, but also sat out last season. Linebackers C.J. Mosley and Anthony Barr, safeties Tyrann Mathieu and Landon Collins and quarterback Nick Foles are among the top names that already agreed to deals Monday.

With teams now able to officially sign players, here’s an ongoing tracker of where the top 50 free agents as ranked by NFL.com are going this offseason. This list will be regularly updated all offseason until all of the players on it have signed.

  1. RB Le’Veon Bell: New York Jets
  2. S Earl Thomas: Baltimore Ravens
  3. DL Trey Flowers: Detroit Lions
  4. QB Nick Foles: Jacksonville Jaguars
  5. S Landon Collins: Washington Redskins
  6. LB Anthony Barr: Minnesota Vikings
  7. LB C.J. Mosley: New York Jets
  8. EDGE Justin Houston
  9. LB K.J. Wright
  10. DT Sheldon Richardson: Cleveland Browns
  11. S Tyrann Mathieu: Kansas City Chiefs
  12. DT Ndamukong Suh
  13. EDGE Preston Smith: Green Bay Packers
  14. S Lamarcus Joyner: Oakland Raiders
  15. EDGE Ziggy Ansah
  16. EDGE Za’Darius Smith: Green Bay Packers
  17. RB Tevin Coleman
  18. CB Ronald Darby
  19. OT Daryl Williams
  20. CB Bradley Roby: Houston Texans
  21. TE Jared Cook
  22. OG Rodger Saffold: Tennessee Titans
  23. LB Jordan Hicks: Arizona Cardinals
  24. LB Kwon Alexander: San Francisco 49ers
  25. QB Teddy Bridgewater: New Orleans Saints
  26. OT Trent Brown: Oakland Raiders
  27. WR Golden Tate
  28. C Mitch Morse: Buffalo Bills
  29. LB Zach Brown
  30. CB Bryce Callahan
  31. C Matt Paradis: Carolina Panthers
  32. EDGE Dante Fowler: Los Angeles Rams
  33. OT Ja’Wuan James: Denver Broncos
  34. DT Malik Jackson: Philadelphia Eagles
  35. RB Mark Ingram: Baltimore Ravens
  36. CB Kareem Jackson: Denver Broncos
  37. S Adrian Amos: Green Bay Packers
  38. WR Jamison Crowder: New York Jets
  39. WR Tyrell Williams: Oakland Raiders
  40. LB Denzel Perryman: Los Angeles Chargers
  41. WR John Brown: Buffalo Bills
  42. LB Shaquil Barrett
  43. EDGE Terrell Suggs: Arizona Cardinals
  44. S Ha Ha Clinton-Dix
  45. WR Devin Funchess: Indianapolis Colts
  46. CB Pierre Desir: Indianapolis Colts
  47. WR Adam Humphries: Tennessee Titans
  48. DL Harry Anderson: New York Jets
  49. CB Darqueze Dennard
  50. CB Morris Claiborne
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