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ESPN reporters identified Falcons RB Tyler Allgeier as a notable free-agent target amid the Falcons' roster questions this offseason.
Allgeier set Atlanta's rookie rushing record with 1,035 yards in 2022 before Bijan Robinson joined the team.
The Athletic reported Allgeier could sign a roughly three-year, $22 million deal, though not necessarily with Atlanta.
Allgeier aims to become a starter, saying his goal has always been to be the lead back.
Allgeier’s market comes as the Falcons face a crowded free-agent running back class.
The Falcons could consider multiple roster moves as the offseason unfolds.
Allgeier’s rookie year record and subsequent role changes are central to his free-agent appeal.
The article situates Allgeier within a broader free-agent landscape including notable backs.
The piece notes Allgeier’s desire for a fresh start with a new team.

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The 49ers have more than $38 million in salary cap space and are expected to be highly active in free agency.
Riq Woolen is highlighted as a realistic target at cornerback and could cost up to $20 million per season.
Mike Evans is considered a potential wide receiver target, with expected market between $10M and $15M per season.
Joey Bosa is mentioned as a potential defensive end option, with a price range near $9 million per season.
Zion Johnson could appeal as a 26-year-old left guard, with a contract around three years for $33 million.
Tyler Allgeier is listed as a potential running back option behind Christian McCaffrey.
The targets reflect a mix of age, health considerations, and fit with the 49ers' scheme under new coordinator Raheem Morris.
The article emphasizes potential trades or moves to upgrade secondary depth, including cornerback options.
The piece notes the 49ers voided Brandon Aiyuk's guarantees last offseason, affecting wide receiver market context.
The analysis mentions potential cap space allocation could influence targeting across offense and defense.
The article notes the team’s window to act ahead of free agency's opening with cap space readily available.

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