Top 5 WORST Free Agency Signings in NFL History(Best Too)

NFL

free

agency

has arrived and it could be one of the wildest

free

agencies in

history

with the number of big-name players taking their talents to new cities with guys like Derrick Henry joining the Ravens, Kurt Cousins ​​joining to the Falcons and many more moves, there are many NFL Fan Bases who should be excited about their teams' free

agency

signings

, especially teams like the Dallas Cowboys. I mean, I feel like knowing that giving up Long Snapper Trent C could be huge for his success in the future. I really think we've come to undervalue the art of the long shot, you know, I mean Cowboys Nation, we don't need another one of these, do we?

Oh, Romo fumbles the ball and then Romo is going to run into the end zone and he's going to get tackled. I did not think. So, as long as there are great free agency

signings

, there will always be terrible ones and today we're going to look at the five

best

and

worst

free agency signings in NFL

history

, starting with the fifth

worst

, we've got Le'Veon Bell all the way . Jets Le'Veon and the Pittsburgh Steelers went 13 and 3 in 2017 in a season in which B rushed for 1,291 yards and nine touchdowns and the Steelers felt like it was their franchise.

I mean, they even offered a 5-year, $70 million contract, but for some reason, Le'Veon Bell felt it was a low offer, so he waited for a better offer that unfortunately never came. He missed the remaining year of his contract and missed the entire 2018 season along with his paycheck for 2019. The York Jets signed Bill to a 4-year, $52.5 million contract and what makes this signing What's particularly bad is that, aside from the fact that in just 17 games, Bell only ran for 863 yards and three touchdowns, this, along with Ezekiel Elli's contract, is surely what cascaded down. Running back Market, who is today Bell, was released by the New York Jets and had three short, unsuccessful stints in Baltimore, Kansas City and Tampa Bay before finding himself out of the NFL for a good number five spot.

We have Tom Brady on the Bucks. After requesting a deal with the New England Patriots largely because Bill Belich wanted to move on, tb12 signed a 2-year, $50 million deal with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2020, immediately attracting several big names to come to the Chase , like Alltime Dirty. the player ninu and one of his

best

friends, Rob Gronowski. That season the Bucs went 11 and 5 making the playoffs and finally the Super Bowl in a season in which Tom Brady threw for 4,000 633 yards 40 touchdowns 12 interceptions that the Bucs tied against the Kansas City Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes never had a chance as the Bucks defense dominated the Super Bowl 31-9.

Brady proved that he needed Bill Bich and firmly solidified himself head and shoulders above everyone else as the undisputed goat at the number four spot. We have Brock or this oser is. Benched Tom Savage is entering the game and the fans here in Houston are going crazy, wow, that's a statement right there. Brock Osala was a project quarterback selected with a 57th second-round pick in the 2012 NFL draft. Osweiler had never started a game until 2015 when Pton Manning suffered an injury and in the seven games he started he pitched for 1,967 yards, 10 touchdowns and six interceptions and you will be surprised to know that the Houston Texans gave him a 4-year contract worth 72 million with $37 million. guaranteed now, I've always known Texas for not making the best moves in the off-season, but when Brock Osw only threw for 2,957 yards with 15 touchdowns and 16 interceptions, the following season became one of the first times I remember they had terrible Management Brock Oswal returned to Denver the following season and then to Miami as a backup before retiring completely from the NFL in 2018.

Number four top Deon Sanders spent his first five NFL seasons with the Atlanta Falcons before After reaching free agency at the end of the 1993 season until the beginning of the 1994 season, he signed a one-year contract worth $1.2 million with the San Francisco 49ers. That year he led the 49ers to the Super Bowl championship in a season in which he had six interceptions, three of them picking six, he was a first teamer. Pro and Pro Bowler, but at the end of the season when Dion was hoping to get another contract from the 49ers, he found out they were moving down the hard road, you know how I found out he wasn't coming back?

He was playing in the garden. the Giants and we had a day game and after the game I went to eat at a restaurant and I think the preseason had already started I saw a guy on TV with number 21 on, well I guess it's over, no joke, the true story never made an offer. and as far-fetched as it is to think that the Niners didn't want him and, of course, there will be other teams that will want the services of the Hall of Fame and when Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys offered a 7-year, $35 million contract, Dion was Quick to sign that deal, Dion spent five seasons in Dallas earning multiple Pro Bowls, multiple First Teams, all pros, and even helped the Dallas Cowboys win a championship the first season he got there.

I mean, the man literally went back to back during his time in Dallas. Deion Sanders solidified himself as one of the greatest Dall Cowboys of all time before moving to Washington at the number three spot. We have JC Jackson with the Chargers after his Pro Bowl season with New England in 2021. JC Jackson signed a 5-year, $82.5 million contract. for the Los Angeles Chargers and literally only played seven games. He had a pick and 15 tackles before being released by the Chargers for reasons like Jackson had approached practice meetings without a sense of urgency and that's a high school thing, but I'm sure that's what It happens to some guys when you sign a life-changing deal.

I mean the need to be in Grind mode all the time is out of the window, at which point he was picked up again by the New England Patriots before finally being released. Currently, at 28 years old, he is looking for a new home, the best number three Payton Manning pton Manning played 14 seasons with the Indianapolis Colts before encountering a situation in which he would need an upcoming surgery to be able to play, but the Colts believe he was just apparently because they let him go and after successful offseason surgery he signed a 4-year, $96 million contract with the Denver Broncos with the Broncos in Manning's Four Seasons pass for 17.2 yards 140 touchdowns when he broke multiple NFL records won an MVP and even went to the Super Bowl twice winning it all in his last season in 2015, it remains the last great trip for the country of the Broncos, moving to number two, worse we have Nick Folos now Nick Foles had had a solid career in Philadelphia. for a while and in 2017 he helped lead the Philadelphia Eagles to their first Super Bowl championship and in 2018, when Wentz went down again in five games, Drew for 1.4, 13 yards and seven touchdowns, which seemed enough to that the Jacksonville Jaguars offered a 4-year contract for $88 million with $50 million guaranteed and unfortunately in the first game tragedy occurred because while playing against the Kansas City Chiefs in a play in which he scored a touchdown he fractured his collarbone and tried to play in other games he attended. 0 and 4 and ended up missing the rest of the season and in 2020 the Jacks traded fos to the Chicago Bears, ending his extremely short time in Jacksonville, lying on the ground right here, falling on his left shoulder, he will be out for the rest of the game . at number two, top Reggie White for the Packers after having a Hall of Fame career in Philadelphia, White hit the market in 1993, the Green Bay Packers offered Reggie White a $17 million deal for 4 years to lead their defense and he did it in six years with the Greens.

Bay Packers had 68.5 sacks 307 total tackles was a two time first team All Pro and won the Super Bowl with the Packers in 1996 and considering Reggie White is one of the all time greats I shouldn't be surprised he won in this spot , before we get into numbers one, we have two quick honorable mentions. Remember how after his time in Dallas, Deion Sanders joined the Washington Redskins? That was via free agency on a 7-year, $56 million contract and Deion Sanders retired after one season. with them so it was kind of a big waste of money, he even returned later to the NFL but didn't play for them, he played for the Ravens but the 7 year contract that worked was Charles Woodson in 2006 for the Greens.

Bay Packers after leaving the Oakland Raiders, signed a 7-year, $7.7 million contract with the Packers, two of the first team, all pros, in a Super Bowl, then came very close to landing in the top five now as the number one worst free agency signing in history. Albert Haworth after two first-team All Pro seasons with the Tennessee Titans Albert Hanesworth hit the market and received some crazy offers: A $135 million bobblehead contract offer was on the table from the Tampa Bay Bucks, but he decided to opt for a 7-year contract. $100 million offer from the Redskins and ladies and gentlemen, let me tell you something terrible, one thing all of these words have in common is that they fall short of describing this guy's time in Washington in two seasons with the Washington Redskins in which played 20.

Games only had 6.5 sacks on 53 total tackles, not to mention the worst effort of all time in Pro Sports history. Watch this when you come back and see Albert Haworth in it. Yeah, he was just going to say you know you have to get up. the ground and stay alive and chase this guy, but you know, look at it yourself, you know, and I realize it's a tough night and it's a rainy night, but you're on the ground, you've got to get up and you've got to Keep chasing Michael Vic, the play continues, what the hell, my God, I in no way challenge any of you to find me the worst play, the worst effort in Pro Sports ever seen anywhere, seriously, I promise you Will I give a dollar in cash? right now Albert Haworth very easily the worst free agency signing of all time the best number one this is the scene on Napoleon Avenue a neighborhood of stately homes flooded to the front door Helicopters above us our team drives until we have to walk the water is getting too deep and it's getting deeper, we're told there's a hospital about six blocks away and we're going to try to make a couple in 2006, the city of New Orleans, Louisiana was recovering from the hurricane Katrina, the city needed a reason to hope that there Brighter days were ahead and the beginning of those brighter days came in 2006 when Drew signed a 6-year, $60 million contract to be the quarterback of the New Orleans Saints.

During those 15 years, Drew Brees threw for 68.0 yards and 10.491 touchdowns to 190 interceptions. Drew Brees undoubtedly became by far the best player in franchise history and solidified himself as one of the best quarterbacks. of all time in NFL history and people seem to forget that in San Diego Drew's career wasn't all cream pizzas like this. was in New Orleans for the New Orleans Saints Drewes has five of the NFL's 14 5,000-yard passing seasons, which is the most, he also has the most consecutive games, touchdowns with 54 and he also has the most consecutive seasons with a 65% completion percentage with 8 and There are many more accomplishments, but of all his accomplishments, his greatest was easily in 2009, when he led the New Orleans Saints to their first Super Bowl championship, watching every time that KCK started the second half and the ball bounced. hands of a CO and it looks like the Saints had it for a second and a Saints football recovers the offs, what a fearless start to the second half, Indianapolis 16 put Le in second place in the Super Bowl and the goal that This time they got Jeremy's touchdown.

Shi has a Super Bowl catch, watch out for Manning and it's Tracy Corter taking it all touchdown New Orle Drew Brees to New Orleans will go down as the best free agency signing in NFL history for now thanks everyone for watching if you want to see more, don't forget to hit the like button and subscribe, I would really appreciate that and if you made it to this point in the video, let me know who Bas is, your least favorite NFL fan.