2015 Free Agent Rankings: Interior defensive linemen

**Each list will be continually updated as players are signed and released throughout the offseason.**

1.    Damon Harrison, NY Jets, 26 (RFA)

"Big Snack" holds down the middle of the Jets defense. New coach Todd Bowles will definitely want to keep him around. His restricted tag will likely make that a little easier.

2.  Henry Melton, Dallas, 28

3.  BJ Raji, Green Bay, 29

Raji isn’t a pure 3-4 nose tackle but that’s where his value lies. Green Bay could keep him around after Raji had a subpar season for his standards. The franchise tag doesn’t appear to be in play.

4. Ahtyba Rubin, Cleveland, 29

The massive nose tackle could be on the move. Because Phil Taylor (the younger of the two and under contract) is also a nose tackle, Rubin could walk. However, keeping two starting quality big men in the middle to spell one another is play the Browns will entertain.

5.  CJ Mosley, Detroit, 31

Mosley will likely be paying close attention to Ndamukong Suh and Nick Fairley. Mosley’s former teammates could be deciding his future based on Detroit’s ability to re-sign its starting defensive tackle. Mosley will be a short term fix for another team if he parts ways from the Lions.

6.  Kevin Williams, Seattle, 34

7. Devon Still, Cincinnati, 26

8. Alex Carrington, St. Louis, 28

9. Tommy Kelly, Arizona, 34

10. Pat Sims, Oakland, 29

11. Cedric Thornton, Philadelphia, 26 (RFA - second round tender)

12. Jarvis Jenkins, Washington, 27

13.  Ryan Pickett, Green Bay, 35

14. Mike Patterson, NY Giants, 31

15.  Cedric Thornton, Indianapolis, 34

16. Letroy Guion, Green Bay, 28

17. Sione Fua, Cleveland, 26

18.  Mike Unrein, Denver, 27

19. Nick Hayden, Dallas, 29

20. Kevin Vickerson, Kansas City, 32

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