Philip Lindsay Next Team : The 3 best teams that Phillip Lindsay could sign with after parting ways with the Broncos in NFL Free Agency 2021

Phillip Lindsay’s time with the Broncos came to an end when both parties “mutually agreed” to go their separate ways. With the 26 year old going into only his 4^th season, there could be a number of teams lining up for his talents.

Phillip Lindsey’s 3 year career has been nothing short of a Cinderella story. At 5- foot-8 and only 190 pounds, Lindsey was slept on throughout the draft process. But after going undrafted in 2018, Phillip Lindsey took the league by storm, rushing for 1,307 yards, 9 touchdowns and averaging a massive 5.4 yards a carry. His ultimate underdog story was capped off with a Pro Bowl appearance, the first by an undrafted rookie in NFL history.

Lindsay backed that up with another 1,000+ yard season in 2019. But Phillip Lindsay’s 2020 season was underwhelming to say the least. He missed 5 games and ended the season with only 502 yards and 1 touchdown. So now as a free agent, here are the top 3 places that Phillip Lindsey could call his next team:

Miami Dolphins

The Miami Dolphins were great in 2020. They finished with an impressive 10-6 record and going only 5-11 in 2019. They did all of this with the 22^nd ranked rushing attack which was 29^th in yards per carry.

Addressing their rushing attack will be one of the key priorities for the Dolphins in 2021. With the AFC east suddenly getting a lot stronger after the Patriots’ spending spree in free agency, landing Lindsay will be a big win. Rookie RB Salvon Ahmed had a breakout game against New England. With him hitting an upward trend, Lindsay and Ahmed could prove to be quite the challenge for NFL defences

Kansas City

Much to all Broncos fans’ dismay right now, their bitter rival will be firmly in the running for Phillip Lindsay. The Chiefs’ highly touted offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy has managed one of the best NFL offences over the past few seasons and has kept a successful backfield, with multiple backs receiving carries.

The Chiefs primary back would be 2020 rookie Clyde Edwards-Helaire, who finished an impressive 2020 season with 800+ yards.  Following RB Damien Williams’ release, the Chiefs have an opening at the RB2 spot. If signed, Phillip Lindsay would be on an instant Super Bowl contender and a terrific complement to Edwards-Helaire.

Arizona Cardinals

The Cardinals did well by not signing Kenyan Drake to a long term deal after his late run of good performances entering the 2020 seasons The Cardinals transition tagged him which was a masterstroke because Drake average only 4.0 yards a carry in 2020.

On the surface, the Arizona Cardinals had a great rushing attack in 2020. They were ranked 7^th in the whole league. But remove Kyler Murray‘s production as a runner (819 yards, 11 touchdowns, 6.2 yards per rush), and they would have been 31st in the league. As second-level defenders will be weary of Murray keeping the ball on run-pass option plays, Lindsay’s speed would make them pay for their hesitation.

The Cardinals are going all in, in 2021. They had key signings in J.J Watt and A.J green, and with Phillip Lindsay in the picture, the Cardinals will be a real strong push for the Playoffs.

Honourable mentions: The New England Patriots. The San Francisco 49ers. The Pittsburgh Steelers. The New York Jets.

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