EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. — Whether it's the Senior Bowl, the Pro Bowl or the Super Bowl, there will be plenty of buzz around the NFL over the next few weeks.
But once the games are over and the offseason kicks in, free agency becomes a main focus of many teams.
Dozens and dozens of players are unrestricted free agents, meaning they can re-sign with their current team or head to a different franchise.
Denver and Carolina, the two Super Bowl Participants, have a combined 29 players who will be unrestricted free agents once the season ends.
In addition, there are 10 Pro Bowl players who will be unrestricted free agents.
The Vikings have more than a dozen players who are scheduled to become free agents on March 9, the day when the League Year and Free Agency Period begins.
Here are the Super Bowl and Pro Bowl players who are slated to hit the open market:
SUPER BOWL
Carolina
Cortland Finnegan, cornerback
Tyronne Green, guard
Roman Harper, safety
J.J Jansen, long snapper
Kyle Love, defensive tackle
Josh Norman, cornerback
Brad Nortman, punter
Chris Scott, guard
Amini Silatolu, guard
Charles Tillman, cornerback
Mile Tolbert, fullback
Fernando Velasco, center
Joe Webb, quarterback
Denver
Omar Bolden, safety
David Bruton, safety
Andre Caldwell, wide receiver
Vernon Davis, tight end
Mike Harris, tackle
Ronnie Hillman, running back
Malik Jackson, defensive end
Shiloh Keo, safety
Evan Mathis, guard
Von Miller, outside linebacker
Jordan Norwood, wide receiver
Brock Osweiler, quarterback
Tyler Polumbus, tackle
Antonio Smith, defensive end
Danny Trevathan, inside linebacker
Kyle Williams, wide receiver
PRO BOWL
Buffalo
Richie Incognito, guard
Cincinnati
Adam Jones, cornerback
Reggie Nelson, safety
Kansas City
Eric Berry, safety
Tamba Hali, linebacker
Derrick Johnson, linebacker
New York Jets
Chris Ivory, running back
Muhammad Wilkerson, defensive end
New York Giants
Kris Brown, kicker
Tampa Bay
Doug Martin, running back
