One player each team should want to re-sign

The Payments have all kinds of cap space issues in the new league year, and it’s going to take some main machinations — primarily with Josh Allen’s contract — simply to get the group in step with the NFL’s necessities. That most likely leaves veteran Micah Hyde on the surface trying in, as Hyde had nice seasons in 2023. Jordan Poyer is a free agent in 2025, and the Payments are hoping for higher work in protection than Poyer had final season.

So re-signing Rapp, who performed nicely on a one-year, 41.77 million deal in 2023, would make a ton of sense. Rapp allowed 9 catches on 17 targets for 139 yards, 34 yards after the catch, one landing, one interception, one move breakup, and an opponent passer score of 75.4 — which was much better than what Hyde or Poyer have been in a position to put up. Rapp did cope with accidents, particularly down the stretch, however who wasn’t injured on that protection final season? He brings youth, method, and power to a protection in want of all three of these issues. — Doug Farrar, Touchdown Wire