Every year, teams overspend in free agency. It's the nature of the beast in restricted market conditions. By the time older, more finished products get to the market in limited quantities, no matter how flawed, the lower supply drives up the demand, and, as economics reminds us, the price.

This year, there are some offensive talents who could be top shelf, if you're willing to overlook some flaws. Here's a look at a few of them who are heading to tomorrow's free agent frenzy.

Mike Wallace, WR, Pittsburgh Steelers

You're never going to see a guy like Megatron hit the free agent market (even Randy Moss was traded in his ...

The Countdown to NFL New Year's Afternoon now stands at five days (and counting down), but after midnight (roughly 4 pm Eastern) strikes on Tuesday, some players are inevitably going to move, and not by the choice of free agency.

This year's trade market features a number of potential targets and suitors. I'll examine a few here with the pros and cons of the available player as well as some projected landing spots.

Darrelle Revis, Cornerback, New York Jets

Pros: Revis Island is available, and it's looking for a new harbor to anchor down in for the long term.
Cons: Coming off an ACL injury.
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