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Despite being in the doldrums of the NFL offseason, with the initial waves of free agency already washed to Alex Avila Jersey shore, there's still plenty of big-name talent lurking on the open market. Most of these players remain household names, albeit with their prime days behind them. Still, they have enough in the tank to be valuable additions at this stage of the offseason in the weeks leading up to camp. They could even be that mi sing piece to get some contenders over the hump and into the Super Bowl conversation.Below, we'll roll out some of the more notable remaining free agents and peg ideal landing spots for them for the upcoming season. TB WR #6 TAR48REC31REC YDs434REC TD1FL0 This one is obvious, right? The best years of Julio Jones' career included throwing him the football. Now that the quarterback is in Indianapolis as the Colts' new signal-caller, it'd be quite the reunion for these two legends. Injuries derailed Jones' lone season with the in 2021, as he was limited to just 10 games. That said, the 33-year-old isn't too far removed from a Pro Bowl season in 2019 where he totaled 1,394 yards receiving. Indy has headlining the receiver position at the moment and then there are some unknowns with veteran and rookie . Jones would immediately be the most experienced pa s-catcher on the roster, and he already has a built-in rapport with the quarterback, which cannot be slept on. BAL DE #4 The 33-year-old pa s rusher may not be able to headline a team's attack on the quarterback anymore, but Jason Pierre-Paul can still be an extremely valuable depth piece. One team that could use some bodies at pa s rusher is the Baltimore Ravens, who did host Pierre-Paul on a visit about a month ago. Outside linebackers and rookie are both dealing with Achilles injuries, so Pierre-Paul could provide some immediate relief at that spot behind 2021 first-rounder . BAL WR #3 TAR82REC44REC YDs537REC TD5FL0 Green Bay made a push to sign Beckham after he was released by the last season, but the wideout ultimately decided to ink a deal with the . Beckham has since helped L.A. win Super Bowl LVI, while the Packers' need at wide receiver has only increased following the blockbuster trade Adam Jones Jersey that sent to Las Vegas. Beckham in the midst of the Super Bowl has derailed his free agency some, but the Packers could be a team that is fine with only getting Beckham for the second half of the year considering their lack of depth at receiver. Currently, , , , and rookie make up the top half of the depth chart. NE OLB #54 Dont'a Hightower has been a key piece to multiple Super Bowl titles for the Patriots, but the veteran linebacker remains in the free-agent A. J. Pollock Jersey market. The 32-year-old is still mulling his future in the NFL, but if he does decide to continue his career, a return to New England is the logical route. A report from in early June also noted that the Patriots would welcome Hightower back "with open arms," so they do seem to be receptive to the idea of having the veteran back in the fold to help lead this young group. Pick Six Newsletter Crafted By The Best NFL Experts Get the day's big stories + fun stuff you love like mock drafts, picks and power rankings. I agree to receive the "Pick Six Newsletter" and marketing communications, updates, special offers (including partner offers), and other information from CBS Sports and the Paramount family of companies. By pre sing sign up, I confirm that I have read and agree to the and acknowledge Paramount's . Please check the opt-in box to acknowledge that you would like to subscribe. Thanks for signing up! Keep an eye on your inbox. Sorry! There was an error proce sing your subscription. DAL WR #13 TAR37REC23REC YDs331REC TD3FL0 T.Y. Hilton has spent his entire career with the Colts, but it does seem like there is a po sibility for the veteran pa s-catcher to play somewhere else in 2022. If he does depart Indy, the Baltimore Ravens make sense for the next chapter of his career. When healthy, Hilton is an explosive deep threat, which is something Baltimore is currently lacking after it traded to the during the NFL Draft. For Hilton, the Ravens also present an opportunity to compete for a Super Bowl and work with a former MVP quarterback in . DAL TE #89 TAR17REC11REC YDs96REC TD2FL0 It wasn't too long ago when Blake Jarwin was in line to be the TE1 for the . However, injuries took the 27-year-old off that path, and he would later fall behind on Dallas' depth chart. A pairing with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers would not only give Jarwin a fresh Yasmany Tomas Jersey start, but he'd also be able to compete to be the club's starting tight end. This offseason, the Bucs saw sign with the and retire, leaving as the only viable tight end on the roster. has utilized the tight end position a great deal, so it'd behoove Tampa Bay to bolster that spot before camp. Jarwin comes with plenty of upside. NYG RB #28 Att145Yds593TD2FL0 The Cincinnati Bengals were the Cinderella of the 2021 season, as they were able to explode on offense and reach the Super Bowl. Part of their succe s offensively was the career year from running back . While Mixon rushed for more yards and touchdowns than he had at any other point in his career, he also put a lot of miles on his tires. His 334 touches Blank Jersey and 697 snaps on offense were career-highs in the regular season, and he added 85 more touches during the postseason. While the 25-year-old can withstand that level of work at this point of his prime, it wouldn't hurt the Bengals to get some depth behind him to keep him fresh. That's where Booker can come in. Booker is a solid RB2 who has shown an ability to perform well in spot starts if need be. Cole Beasley WR TAR112REC82REC YDs693REC TD1FL0 The Chicago Bears don't have much at the wide receiver position at the moment, as , and currently make up the top of the depth chart. Beasley would immediately be the most experienced pa s-catcher at the position and could be a solid slot option for second-year quarterback . He completed just 58.9% of his pa ses during his rookie season, so adding a slot option like Beasley -- who caught 73.2% of his targets last season -- could be the type of security blanket to make Fields more efficient and help Chicago's offense move the chains.