Henry is under contract through 2026, but the Patriots will need to either re-sign Hooper or find a new No. 2 tight end this offseason. Although this year’s free-agent market is slim pickings for tight end-needy teams, there are plenty of solid No. 2 options who can help make the position a strength for New England again in 2025.

Mike Fanelli does an early look and ranks the top-5 tight end prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft. Which of these players could have a chance of being selected in the first round?

Now that the Falcons have hired Jeff Ulbrich as defensive coordinator, they can look ahead to free agency. Unlike the last two offseasons, the team is short on salary cap space, limiting what general manager Terry Fontenot can do.

The Saints have a lot of work to do this offseason before they even begin re-signing their own free agents. But who should take priority? Ranking the names to know:

Ranking the San Francisco 49ers’ unrestricted and restricted free agents in order of importance and value to the organization