When the 2020 NFL year kicks off March 18, it will bring with it a time of regrowth. We're talking about free agency, of course, which will officially begin at 4 p.m. ET on that day.
Most teams that aim to rebuild and renew their rosters will attack free agency before filling remaining roles through April's draft. With an ever-increasing salary cap, and with star players like Drew Brees, Amari Cooper and Jadeveon Clowney scheduled to hit the open market, there will be a whole lot of spending at the outset.
However, just because a team can address a need with a free agent doesn't always mean it should.