We are now just days away from the onset of NFL free agency, and the market is taking shape. Franchise tags are being applied, contract extensions are being executed, and players are rapidly joining new teams from an unexpectedly impactful free-agent class.

Yet, every team must find a way to enhance their roster to contend with the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles. The first step in this endeavor is to import talent from other teams, identifying suitable fits for each franchise.

This article plays free agency matchmaker, pinpointing one probable target for every NFC team while adhering to a few parameters regarding free agency and salary cap feasibility. Let’s engage with the incoming wave of new NFL talent for the coming seasons.

Arizona Cardinals: EDGE Josh Sweat

Experience a pressing need in the pass-rush sector, the Cardinals could gain an essential upgrade from Sweat, a player with a consistent track record of performance.

Atlanta Falcons: LB Michael Hoecht

With a lackluster pass rush since John Abraham’s departure, the Falcons could opt for a budget-friendly player they recognize and trust

Carolina Panthers: S Jevon Holland

As they look to bolster their defense, Holland presents a versatile option that could significantly enhance their back end.

Chicago Bears: C Drew Dalman

With a fresh focus on refreshing their offensive line, the Bears would benefit from Dalman’s recent successes in the zone-blocking scheme.

Dallas Cowboys: LB Robert Spillane

Whether through trade or unrestricted free agency, the Cowboys require depth at linebacker that Spillane can firmly provide.

Detroit Lions: EDGE Dante Fowler Jr.

The Lions are looking to assist Aidan Hutchinson with a proven pass-rush talent that Fowler matches perfectly.

Green Bay Packers: CB D.J. Reed

If the Packers part with their star cornerback, importing Reed would help fill a critical void in their secondary.

Los Angeles Rams: WR Davante Adams

Aiming to provide quarterback Matthew Stafford with elite targets, Adams sliding into L.A. would be mutually beneficial.

Minnesota Vikings: CB Brandon Stephens

As the Vikings revamp their defense, snapping up Stephens can bring much-needed flexibility to their secondary.

New Orleans Saints: DL Levi Onwuzurike

The Saints face challenges on how to capitalize on salary cap space but can enhance their defensive interior with Onwuzurike.

New York Giants: OL Mekhi Becton

The Giants are persistently in need of substantial help along their offensive front, planting Becton could be a vital next step.

San Francisco 49ers: DT Tershawn Wharton

With a potential exit for Javon Hargrave, bringing Wharton in to shore up their defensive front is a practical move.

Seattle Seahawks: C Ryan Kelly or Josh Myers

The Seahawks’ interior is in disarray and could benefit from either target as a reliable center.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers: DE Chase Young

As they strive to reignite their pass rush and bolster their defensive lines, Young offers promising upside and aligns with their budget concerns.

Washington Commanders: EDGE Khalil Mack

With a need for pass-rushing prowess, Mack’s addition could elevate the Commanders’ defense significantly.