
Bobby Wagner: Top Free Agent, Top Contenders
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Bobby Wagner, a multiple-time All-Pro linebacker, remains a top free agent after two seasons with the Washington Commanders. Despite being thirty-five, hes drawing interest from teams like the Dallas Cowboys, Buffalo Bills, and Denver Broncos. Wagners impressive stats, including one hundred sixty-two tackles and two interceptions in the past two years, make him an attractive option. He could fill a significant gap in the Cowboys defense, provide leadership in Buffalo, or potentially join Denver. With training camps approaching, Wagners next team could boost their Super Bowl chances with his run-stopping skills.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Bobby Wagner: Top Free Agent, Top Contenders. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 31st. You're listening to NFL News today. AI-powered football coverage. I'm Cory with the story. Bobby Wagner, the veteran linebacker and future hall the famer, remains a top free agent after two seasons with the Washington commanders. At 35 years old, this multiple time all pro has drawn interest from the Dallas Cowboys, Buffalo Bills, and Denver Broncos, according to. Recent buzz from NFL Insiders. Wagner's still delivering big numbers, starting all 17 games over the past two years. He snagged second team all pro honors in 2024 and racked up 162 tackles, two interceptions, and eight tackles for loss in 2025. For the Cowboys, he could fill a huge gap next to Demarvian overshown, bringing veteran smarts to pair with the young guy's speed and power. He'd be a solid mentor too, stabilizing that linebacker spot. The Bills see him as a replacement for Matt Milano, valuing his leadership on defense.
Denver extended their starters, Alex Singleton, and Justin Strohnad, so adding Wagner there feels like a stretch, but they're still in the mix. Bottom line, Wagner's prime to start somewhere in 2026, and spots like Dallas or Buffalo could boost their Super Bowl push with his. Run-stopping grit. Keep an eye on this one as training camps heat up.
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