As NFL free agency approaches, ESPN's Dan Graziano projects lucrative deals for 20 top players. Alec Pierce could command over $25 million annually after leading the league in yards per reception the past two seasons. The Indianapolis Colts placed the transition tag on quarterback Daniel Jones instead, potentially opening the door for Pierce to test the market and secure a massive contract.

Several running backs are positioned for big paydays, with Kenneth Walker III projected at three years, $44 million and Travis Etienne Jr. at three years, $39 million. Both benefit from a market hungry for explosive playmakers at the position. Meanwhile, veteran wide receiver Mike Evans faces an interesting decision - test free agency at age 31 or return to Tampa Bay for a one-year, $15 million deal.

On the offensive line, Tyler Linderbaum could shatter the center market with a four-year, $90 million deal, averaging $22.5 million annually. The 25-year-old's unrestricted free agency timing couldn't be better, with multiple teams seeking starting centers. Defensive end Trey Hendrickson aims to cash in on a short-term deal despite being 31 and coming off a seven-game season, potentially reuniting with former Bengals coordinator Lou Anarumo in Indianapolis.