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NFL Free Agency: The worst 5 NFL free agent values from last offseason

The Chicago Bears definitely haven't gotten their money's worth out of DE Jared Allen Credit: Lance Iversen-USA TODAY Sports
The Chicago Bears definitely haven't gotten their money's worth out of DE Jared Allen Credit: Lance Iversen-USA TODAY Sports
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The Chicago Bears definitely haven't gotten their money's worth out of DE Jared Allen Credit: Lance Iversen-USA TODAY Sports
The Chicago Bears definitely haven’t gotten their money’s worth out of DE Jared Allen Credit: Lance Iversen-USA TODAY Sports

What were the worst 5 free agent values from last NFL offseason?

Every NFL team has now played at least four games, and most of the league has already played a fifth. This is enough time to get a feel for how players are fitting into their team’s rotation, and how players being used this season. That makes this a great time to determine the best and worst NFL free agent values from last offseason.

Around the league, there were far too many contracts that already appear to have provided very poor value. This is often the case each year as teams try and outbid each other for aging veterans who end up unable to match their past production.

Of course, value is always a bit subjective with production. Not all large contracts end up being bad contracts. The Arizona Cardinals paid a large sum for left tackle Jared Veldheer, and he’s been worth every penny so far this season. The same has been true for the Dolphins and Brandon Albert, though the success rate for contracts of that size isn’t particularly high.

The Best 5 Values from NFL free agency have already been examined.

So which five free-agents are providing the least value so far this season? Let’s find out!

All salary information and contract details taken from spotrac.com.

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