D.J. Chark, Detroit Lions

Chark was Detroit's primary deep threat in 2022, but he also missed six games due to injury and finished with 30 catches for 502 yards and three touchdowns. However, Chark averaged 22.0 yards per catch in 2021 and will draw interest from teams looking to add a free agent who can stretch the field.
Spotrac projected market value: $9.5 million/year

Mecole Hardman, Kansas City Chiefs

Hardman had difficulty staying healthy this year, playing just eight regular season games due to a pelvis injury. But he's one of the league's fastest players and he's only 24 years old. The team that snags Hardman will be getting an explosive wideout whose best seasons may lie ahead.
Spotrac projected market value: $11 million/year

Marvin Jones, Jacksonville Jaguars

A 10-year veteran, Jones has 7,386 receiving yards and is the type of experienced wideout that has attracted Baltimore in the past. The pending free agent caught 46 passes for 529 yards and three touchdowns during the regular season, then added a touchdown during a playoff win over the Chargers.
Spotrac projected market value: $3.4 million/year

Mack Hollins, Las Vegas Raiders

Star receiver Davante Adams was the dominant target for Las Vegas, but Hollins (57 catches, 690 yards, four touchdowns) had a career season working primarily against single coverage. The 29-year-old Hollins has been extremely durable, playing every game the past three seasons.
Spotrac projected market value: $2.4 million/year

Adam Thielen, (formerly) Minnesota Vikings

The Vikings released Thielen Saturday, parting ways with a highly respected veteran who came up through their franchise. Thielen hasn't had a 1,000-yard season since 2018, but he still was productive. He posted 925 yards and 14 touchdowns in 2020, 726 yards and 10 scores in 2021 and 716 yards and six touchdowns in 2022. He's been one of the most reliable possession receivers in the game, but will enter his 10th season at 33 years old.

Odell Beckham Jr., (formerly Los Angeles Rams)

Beckham sat out the entire 2022 season as he rehabbed his knee injury suffered in the previous year's Super Bowl. Beckham was once regarded as one of the premier receivers in the NFL. He last had a 1,000-yard season in 2019 in Cleveland, in which he played for current Ravens Offensive Coordinator Todd Monken. His two seasons since were not as productive, but he showed he can still be a dangerous threat during the Rams' Super Bowl run in 2021. Beckham is healthy again and recently held a tryout for teams, which was reportedly attended by the Ravens.