Which Teams Could Sign Jarvis Landry? Fantasy Football Outlook

Former Miami Dolphins, Cleveland Browns, and New Orleans Saints wide receiver Jarvis Landry is a free agent this offseason and could add a nice veteran presence to a receiver room in 2023.

The 30-year-old has battled injuries over the last two seasons, but he has been productive in spots while healthy.

Which teams could be interested in the former Pro-Bowler's services? Let's dive in.

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Jarvis Landry 2022 Season Review

Landry appeared in nine games in his first and only season with the Saints last year. He caught 25 of his 39 targets for 272 yards and one touchdown catching passes from Jameis Winston and Andy Dalton.

However, he missed Weeks 6 through 9 before returning four a five-game unproductive stretch. Then, he suffered an ankle injury in Week 15 that landed him on the Injured Reserve list, effectively ending his season.

Now, he looks to find a new home. He's far removed from his days as a 100-catch and 1,000-yard receiver, but he likely still has enough in the tank to be a team's WR3 or WR4.

Which Teams Could Sign Jarvis Landry?

Any franchise looking to select a rookie QB in the 2023 NFL Draft could benefit from adding Landry. Just in the past two weeks, Houston has added Robert Woods and Dalton Schultz to be QB-friendly short-to-intermediate targets for whichever quarterback they're targeting in April's draft. Likewise, Carolina added Adam Thielen for whoever the team decides to select with the No. 1 overall pick.

Could QB-needy teams such as the Atlanta Falcons or Indianapolis Colts add Landry to be their starting slot receiver? It would make some sense.

However, Landry could be looking to land somewhere to have a legitimate shot to hoist the Lombardi trophy next season. The Kansas City Chiefs, Buffalo Bills, Philadelphia Eagles, and Los Angeles Chargers would make sense in that regard. Ultimately, there's no shortage of teams that could use a dependable veteran receiver, so he could be on a ton of team's radars.

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