The Facts: Freeman remains a free agent, 126 days after the Falcons released him. It’s not like he hasn’t had an offer. He turned down the same deal Carlos Hyde took from the Seahawks, a one-year contract worth up to $4 million. Freeman since has threatened to sit out the 2020 season, and his agent terminated their relationship. But Freeman now wants to play and has hired a new agent to help him find a job. “We want to work out a deal in the immediate future, and we are open to any team,” Drew Rosenhaus told Adam Schefter of ESPN. “He’s healthy. He’s in shape, and I’m on a mission to have him give a team a lift in late July.”
Diehards Line:Freeman, 28, has not played a full, 16-game season since 2016 when he had his last 1,000-yard rushing season and made his last Pro Bowl. In 14 games last season, Freeman averaged a career-low 3.6 yards on 184 rushing attempts and a career-low 4.4 yards on 243 touches.