Mike Wallace is one of the top NFL free agents left and his future with the Baltimore Ravens for the 2018 season remains in question. So, which teams could sign Wallace now that he's one of the top free agent wide receivers still unsigned? He's only one year removed from a great year with the Ravens where he had 72 receptions, 1,017 yards, and four touchdowns. The 31-year-old might not demand a massive contract, but he should still draw interest. In fact, he already is. Here are five teams that could sign Wallace this offseason:
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5. ) Seattle Seahawks
The Seahawks had a visit on Monday with Pryor and if they miss on him, they may turn their attention to Wallace. Seattle lost wide receiver Paul Richardson and tight end Jimmy Graham to free agency and will need to add potential targets around quarterback Russell Wilson.
4.) New York Jets
The Jets may be without wide receiver Robby Anderson who has struggled to stay out of trouble this offseason. The Jets have shown interest in upgrading their receiving corps with a scheduled visit from wide receiver Terrelle Pryor this week. If Pryor doesn't sign in New York, the Jets may turn their attention to Wallace. With the Jets trading up in the 2018 NFL Draft - and likely selecting a quarterback - they may want to add some receivers around their quarterbacks.
3.) Carolina Panthers
Carolina needs to find a starting-caliber wide receiver to replace Kelvin Benjamin and give Cam Newton another weapon to help take his offense to another level. They already have Devin Funchess locked into one starting spot and now deep threat Torrey Smith, but would like to add a reliable wideout to the group. However, given the depth at the position in this draft class, that may be something they opt to find on Day 2 and pass on Wallace.
2.) Washington Redskins
Entering the 2017 season the Redskins had one of the most feared receiving corps in the entire NFL with pass catchers like tight end Jordan Reed and wide receiver Terrelle Pryor. Both players battled injuries for most of the season and when they were healthy, they didn't produce as expected. Former first-round wide receiver Josh Doctson has shown some glimpses of talent in the red zone but still has been inconsistent. Washington needs to add some reliable targets for their new quarterback Alex Smith.
1.) Baltimore Ravens
The Ravens already made a splash in the free agency signing former Raiders wide receiver Michael Crabtree. Wallace has been the best receiver for the Ravens the last two season racking up 124 receptions, 1,765 yards, and eight touchdowns. The Ravens need receivers to stay healthy and Wallace has only missed two games in nine seasons.
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