Could Devonta Freeman decide to retire?

"Could he actually retire? Maybe," Rapoport said. "Probably more likely is that at some point he realizes just to take what he can get.

"A team like the Philadelphia Eagles, who would like to add a veteran running back, but wouldn't like to pay a lot for one, would make a lot of sense."

Per NFL.com, Freeman snubbed a one-year "prove it" deal from the Seattle Seahawks that could have made him up to $4 million. Seattle agreed to terms with Carlos Hyde on Friday. 

The days of Freeman existing among the league's elite running backs seem to be in the past. He hasn't rushed for over 1,000 yards since 2016, injury woes cost him all but two regular-season appearances in 2018, and he rushed for a career-worst 3.6 yards per carry last year. 

The 28-year-old may need to show he's got some of his prime left in the tank if he wants to get paid what he feels he deserves in 2021.