Speed kills. He might not be a complete receiver, but there's no reason Wallace can't get Vincent Jackson money.

Update: Agreed to terms with the Miami Dolphins.

Vollmer is a young, quality starter who is more important to the Patriots' future than Wes Welker. This is where some of Tom Brady's cap savings might go. (AP Photo/Damian Strohmeyer)

No one is making fun of Smith's man boobs now. The Bengals will have to tag him or Michael Johnson. (AP Photo/Scott Boehm)

It will be fascinating to see if Levitre gets the big-time money usually due to above-average starting guards.

Update: Agreed to terms with the Tennessee Titans.

Precise route running and yards after the catch are two skills that should work in any system.

Update: Signs with the Minnesota Vikings.

He's not great against the run and only played 66 percent of Detroit's defensive snaps in 2012, but Avril hustles and gets to the quarterback. He's a solid bookend starter who will be paid like a great one.

Update: Agreed to terms with the Seattle Seahawks.

He's still probably worth more to the Patriots than any other team. Don't be surprised if he stays put.

Update: Agreed to terms with the Denver Broncos.

Goldson is versatile and tough. It's a little worrisome the 49ers seem so willing to let him hit the market.

Update: Signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

It's hard to imagine Gonzalez playing another season for anyone but the Falcons. He'd be ranked higher if he wasn't year-to-year at this stage of his career.

Update: Tony Gonzalez rejoins the Atlanta Falcons.

Be leery of paying a Dexter Jackson-like Super Bowl-run tax to Kruger. (Especially when he mostly sat in the Super Bowl in favor of Courtney Upshaw for run-defense reasons.)

Update: Agreed to terms with the Cleveland Browns.

Will a team get early-career Jake Long or late-career Tony Boselli? Long is a prime candidate to get overpaid.

Update: Agrees to a new deal with the St. Louis Rams.

A physical player who occasionally looks like a true No. 1 cornerback.

Update: Agreed to terms with the Kansas City Chiefs.

He'd be among the top 10 players if not for the torn Achilles' tendon suffered in Week 1 last year. That's a big "if," though. Grimes could sign a short-term deal, but his talent is worth the risk. (AP Photo/Phelan M. Ebenhack)

I'd take my chances with Grimes over Talib, whose on-field play can be as erratic as his off-field behavior.

Update: Re-signs with the New England Patriots.

Loadholt is a throwback to the days when right tackles were maulers in the run game and not great at protecting the quarterback. Hidden value: His name is Loadholt.

Update: Re-signed with the Minnesota Vikings.

The Ray Lewis-sized hole at the core of Baltimore's defense makes the versatile Ellerbe a priority to re-sign. He can rush, cover and stop the run.

Update: Agreed to terms with the Miami Dolphins.

The cornerback market is deep this year, and there's not a huge gap within the top seven guys at the position.

Update: Agreed to terms to return to the Detroit Lions.

He's still one of the best run-stopping cornerbacks in the NFL and can help a team looking for a slot defender. (AP Photo/Paul Spinelli)

Lewis quietly stepped up as Pittsburgh's best cover corner in 2012 at age 26.

Update: Agreed to terms on a five-year contract with the New Orleans Saints.

Yes, there's a chance he gets a whole lot better away from Mark Sanchez, Tony Sparano and the rest of the Jets' offensive morass.

Update: Signs 1-year contract with the Miami Dolphins.

His post-Super Bowl/Oscars hangover could be mitigated if picked up by the Colts (Chuck Pagano) or the Patriots (Bill Belichick).

Update: Signs three-year contract with the Houston Texans

OK, here's a receiver who should be compared to Welker. This former Hard Knocks hero in Dallas is a great slot man who can't shake the injury bug.

Update: Agreed to terms with the New England Patriots.

Defensive coordinator Wade Phillips was smart to make Quin's cover skills at safety a huge part of his defense. Now the Texans will have to pay to keep him.

Update: Signed with the Detroit Lions.

Davis was one of the league's most promising young tight ends before tearing his Achilles' tendon. He could be a great bargain. (AP Photo/Brian Blanco)

Martellus' brother quietly emerged as a difference maker in Greg Schiano's defense.

Update: Agreed to terms with the Seattle Seahawks.

Injuries have sapped Phillips' reliability, but he's proven to be a plus starter when he's on the field.

Update: Agreed to terms on a one-year contract with the Philadelphia Eagles.

He's so much more than one-half of the "Butt Fumble." Moore can upgrade a lot of starting units. (AP Photo/Joe Howell)

It's not a great sign that two teams have seemingly given up on DRC in his young career. But how much cash would he have commanded if on the market after his second pro season?

Update: Agreed to terms with the Denver Broncos.

A 26-year-old who seems to have the body of a 30-year-old. But there is no better free-agent running back when healthy. (AP Photo/Evan Pinkus)

It wasn't just about the scheme change. Freeney hasn't been that explosive for the last two years. (AP Photo/Scott A. Miller)

Like Freeney, Osi would best be deployed in smaller doses as a situational pass rusher. (AP Photo/Evan Pinkus)

There are health and motivation concerns here with Seymour headed for a steep pay cut, but there have never been questions about his ability. (AP Photo/Ben Margot)

Baker will be the perfect test case for proving what an average starting tackle gets on the open market.

Update: Agreed to terms to remain with the Atlanta Falcons.

Bushrod will be the perfect test case for proving what an average starting tackle with a random Pro Bowl nod gets on the market.

Update: Agreed to terms with the Chicago Bears.

His recent arrest notwithstanding, Bryant is a massive man with a lot of unharnessed talent.

Update: Agreed to terms with the Cleveland Browns.

He should have taken Houston's long-term contract offer before 2012. Barwin suffered through a disastrous year, ranking among the worst starting defensive ends in the league by ProFootballFocus. (At least he's young with a history of production.)

Update: Agreed to terms with the Philadelphia Eagles.

The proverbial "movable chess piece," to use a Greg Cosell-ism. He will block your face off even if his hands are suspect.

Update: Agreed to terms with the Tennessee Titans.

It looks like the Titans will use the franchise tag on Cook, an enigmatic talent who has never quite lived up to his potential as a big-time playmaker.

Update: Agreed to terms with the St. Louis Rams.

The veteran back can handle goal-line carries and passing downs, but there is a big risk of paying for past production.

Update: Agreed to terms with the Atlanta Falcons.

Some team will think they can turn Asomugha around, but it's an act of faith. (AP Photo/Tom Hauck)

He's a talented young player with potential to be an above-average starter at a cheap price. On the downside: Even Mike Tomlin couldn't get through to him.

Update: Agreed to terms with the Arizona Cardinals.

A solid short-term solution at right tackle. The biggest question: Why has he been cut twice in two years other than his high salaries? (AP Photo/Paul Spinelli)

If you can overlook the flaky off-field persona, Bennett fits the mold as a complete tight end who can block and catch.

Update: Agreed to terms with the Chicago Bears.

He was paid too much by the Steelers, but Harrison was their best pass rusher by the end of last year. He should still have an effective season left as a starting OLB. (Aaron M. Sprecher/NFL)

The longtime punching bag proved last year he can survive just fine as a starter.

Update: Agreed to terms with the Indianapolis Colts.

Cox struggles to stay healthy, but there's a lot of talent here. He makes a fine gamble.

Update: Agreed to terms with the San Diego Chargers.

Bush is a role player, but he's a very useful role player if deployed correctly.

Update: Signed with the Detroit Lions.

He was paid too much by the Falcons for an average cover corner, but Robinson is still good enough to play quality snaps. He could also move to safety.

Update: Agreed to terms with the Kansas City Chiefs.

There are too many quality kickers available this offseason. It shouldn't be too hard to find one. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak)

I'm afraid of what would happen to the former Pacman away from Bengals defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer, but Jones was an excellent slot cornerback and return man last season.

Update: Agrees to a three-year contract to stay in Cincinnati.

He wasn't worth $10 million, but he's better than almost any backup in the league.

Update: Agrees to a two-year contract with the Tennessee Titans.

Jones can be dominant for stretches. A nice rotational player.

Update: Agreed to terms with the Detroit Lions.

It has to count for something that he was able to hold up as Baltimore's best starting cornerback by the end of the season.

Update: Agreed to terms on a three-year deal with the Philadelphia Eagles.

DeVito has been an unsung hero for the Jets for years. He could fit nicely into a lot of 3-4 defenses.

Update: Agreed to terms with the Kansas City Chiefs.

At times, Fletcher has looked like an above-average starting cornerback. At worst, he won't kill your team.

Update: Agreed to terms with the Philadelphia Eagles.

A Pro Bowl year with the Jets helped rehab Landry's value, but he's still a bigger name than impact player.

Update: Agreed to terms with the Indianapolis Colts.

Injuries have sapped his explosiveness as a tackler and Delmas was never the most instinctive player in coverage.

Update: Agrees to a two-year contract with the Detroit Lions.

Once wildly underrated, Shaughnessy has lost two seasons to injury and ineffectiveness. He could prove to be a nice bargain.

Update: Agrees to a one-year deal with the Arizona Cardinals.

Idonije offers quality veteran snaps for a low price. (AP Photo/Duane Burleson)

The disappointing first-round pick could still help a team looking for a short-yardage back. (AP Photo/Paul Connors)

Coach Marvin Lewis told Around The League he wanted Maualuga back, but at what price? The USC product has never quite stepped up to leadership status.

Update: Re-signs with the Cincinnati Bengals.

One of the most underrated linebackers of his era, Smith is coming off major injury. (AP Photo/Paul Spinelli)

You could do a lot worse if your team is desperate for a starting guard.

Update: Agreed to terms with the Denver Broncos.

A.J. Smith's former first-round pick never lived up to his draft slot, but he's not a bad starter.

Update: Agrees to terms with the Arizona Cardinals.

The Falcons need pass rush help and still chose not to keep Abraham around for a $4.25 million base salary. That's not a great sign. (AP Photo/David Drapkin)

The best punter of his era picked a bad time to have a down season. Lechler, 36, should remain in the league.

Update: Signs contract with Houston Texans.

Two-down linebackers don't get paid much, but Henderson should be able to help a team stop the run.

Update: Agreed to terms to remain with the Minnesota Vikings.

It sounds like he won't be back in Baltimore. McKinnie's playoff run was rather epic, but teams don't trust it will happen again. (AP Photo/G. Newman Lowrance)

I stubbornly remember the moments that Jenkins looked like a pretty solid pro. (AP Photo/James D Smith)

Versatile veteran leadership at a cheap price.

Update: Signs with the New England Patriots.

The former No. 7 overall pick has shown flashes, but has quietly been one of the bigger busts of the last five years. (Ric Tapia/NFL)

He can still help teams in a rotation. A return to Green Bay makes some sense. (Note: Jenkins signed with the Giants on Sunday, NFL.com's Kimberly Jones reported.) (AP Photo/Evan Pinkus)

Wheeler proved last year he can fit into a variety of systems.

Update: Agreed to terms with the Miami Dolphins.

The potential Hall of Famer needs a coach who can play to his strengths and hide his lack of speed.(AP Photo/Scott Boehm)

Jones is like a less reliable Reggie Bush, which doesn't sound like a compliment. (It isn't.) (AP Photo/James D Smith)

Drafted No. 5 overall in 2008, Dorsey has stretches where he stops the run well enough.

Update: Agreed to terms with the San Francisco 49ers.

Jones proved last year he can play inside. He makes a perfect reserve linebacker who can start at multiple positions when necessary.

Update: Agrees to return to the Green Bay Packers.

It's more than a little sad to rank him behind Brad Jones. (AP Photo/Scott Boehm)

He probably wouldn't make sense away from the Patriots as a reliable third-down back.

Update: Agrees to terms on a two-year contract with the San Diego Chargers.

Clemons is fresh off his best season and should get a job.

Update: Re-signed with the Miami Dolphins.

He probably wouldn't make sense away from the Patriots as a reliable third-down back. (AP Photo/Tom DiPace)

Could still be effective in a limited short-yardage role. (AP Photo/Kevin Terrell)

He's flashed potential in limited opportunities. (AP Photo/Paul Abell)

A great option if you need special teams help.

Update: Agreed to terms with the Arizona Cardinals.

Closer to the end than the beginning, but a versatile backup type. (AP Photos/David Drapkin)