10 Best Acquisitions From 2015 NFL Free Agency
Which teams spent their money wisely?
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NFL's Free Agency Frenzy Full of Surprises and Splashy Signings - What an NFL free agency frenzy it has been! From Ndamukong Suh breaking the bank via a $114 million deal with the Miami Dolphins to Darrelle Revis taking flight with the New York Jets once again and DeMarco Murray joining the Dallas Cowboys' NFC East rivals Philadelphia Eagles...the free agency market has been wild. But the aforementioned three signings only represent a few of the solid acquisitions we've seen thus far.(Photos from Left: Gregory Shamus/Getty Images, Duncan Williams/CSM/Landov, Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)
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DeMarco Murray, Philadelphia Eagles - What a coup for the Philadelphia Eagles. They traded LeSean McCoy last week, but came back with a huge five-year, $42 million signing of DeMarco Murray. In getting Murray, the Eagles have arguably the best rusher in the NFL, who led the league with 1,845 yards and 13 touchdowns in 2014. (Photo: Ron Jenkins/Fort Worth Star-Telegram/TNS via Getty Images)
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Ndamukong Suh, Miami Dolphins - The six-year $114 million — with $60 million guaranteed — contract it took the Miami Dolphins over to get Ndamukong Suh is definitely pricey. But while the price tag to land free agency's biggest fish is a topic of discussion, its certain that Suh's presence will bolster the Dolphins' defensive line.(Photo: J Pat Carter/AP Photo)
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Darrelle Revis, New York Jets - Best cornerback in the game. Sorry Richard Sherman. While the New York Jets should have sewed Darrelle Revis up last year with a long-term deal, this five-year, $70 million deal makes amends. Was it a lot? No doubt. Is Revis Island worth it? Absolutely.(Photo: Jeff Zelevansky/Getty Images)
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Andre Johnson, Indianapolis Colts - Adding a veteran wide receiver like Andre Johnson for a young stud quarterback like Andrew Luck to target just makes sense for the Indianapolis Colts. Though Johnson, 33, might be a step slower, his 85 receptions for 936 yards last season proves he can still be a possession wideout who can move the chains. Plus, the Colts hurt their AFC South rival Houston Texans by landing Johnson, who played 12 seasons with Houston, with the three-year, $21 million contract. (Photo: Bob Levey/Getty Images)
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