What are the best free-agent fits

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With , it's time to start playing matchmaker.  The crew picked our best fits for all of free agency:  DeMarco Murray to the Colts  Two seasons after whiffing on , general manager Ryan Grigson will spend on a proven NFL commodity. Grigson and offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton have been searching for a between-the-tackles runner to balance out their offense. Murray is a risk coming off a season with more than 500 touches, but he shouldn't cost that much for such a productive player.  -- Gregg Rosenthal  Andre Johnson to the Seahawks  The make sense with former Houston coach Gary Kubiak at the helm. So do the , with Johnson's old coordinator, Kyle Shanahan, calling plays. The , though, feel like a match all around. Seattle's pa sing game was entirely unpredictable last season, but Johnson, and would form a strong trio, while giving the future r one more shot at a ring.  -- Marc Se sler  Mike Iupati to the Redskins  The NFL is all about  Josh Hart Jersey connections. New general manager Scot McCloughan drafted Iupati when he was running the ' front office in 2010. It's no surprise that McCloughan has a " " in reuniting with Iupati, who is a perfect fit for Jay Gruden's offensive line that is transitioning away from Kyle Shanahan's old zone-blocking scheme and toward more power. Iupati has been one of the NFL's best young guards, as his three appearances by age 27 testify.  -- Chris We seling  Ndamukong Suh to the Raiders  This fit is almost too easy on paper. Suh wants to become the highest-paid defensive player in the NFL. The have cap space and  must  shell out dough this offseason to reach the spending floor. Reggie McKenzie is under pre sure to create a winner in his fourth season, and Suh could go a long way to vaulting the northward. The defensive tackle would be a wonder next to young stud and would instantly make the one of the top run-stuffing defenses in the NFL. Even Suh's bad-boy image would fit in lore, endear him to lifelong fans and conjure remakes of . The biggest obstacle might be convincing Suh that the are ready to win in short order.  -- Kevin Patra  UPDATE:  The to land Suh, NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport reported Sunday.  C.J. Spiller to the Jets  I'm hardly the first person to note this po sibility, but that doesn't change the fact that a Spiller reunion with new offensive coordinator Chan Gailey makes too much sense for New York not to explore. There's also a clear need here: The recently cut ties with , who was supposed to be the "lightning" option alongside the underrated . Spiller can step into that role and play in an offense that once spawned a season in Buffalo in which he surpa sed 1,700 total yards. Make it happen, Maccagnan.  -- Dan Hanzus  Jeremy Maclin to the Chiefs  Once again, the NFL is all about connections. Maclin knows Andy Reid's offense after playing under the former coach for four seasons in Philadelphia. Signing with Kansas City would be a homecoming for Maclin, who starred at Mizzou last decade. It's no secret that the need playmakers on offense after becoming the first team since the 1970 merger to go an entire season without a touchdown by a wide receiver.  -- Chris We seling  UPDATE:  Rapoport reported that Maclin plans to head to Kansas City on Tuesday to .  Julius Thomas to the Falcons  Atlanta desperately needs a playmaking tight end after suffering through last season minus Tony Gonzalez. isn't the answer, but Thomas would open up the field underneath for quarterback . New coordinator Kyle Shanahan runs a boot-heavy, rollout air scheme that consistently produces big seasons for tight ends. Thomas risks seeing his numbers plummet away from , but not if he joins forces with Ryan and the .  -- Marc Se sler  Devin McCourty to the Eagles  Chip Kelly and Co. need to take care of some of their own talent, but they also need to make some major upgrades to a porous secondary. It doesn't get much better than , who comes in at No. 2 on the NFL.com list of best free agents. McCourty can cover and he can survey the field better than any player on the market right now. He fits into Kelly's mantra, which requires position versatility and, depending on the offer New England throws his way, could be had for a semi-reasonable amount of money. --  Conor Orr  UPDATE:  McCourty is staying in New England. Rapoport reported that the safety agreed to a five-year deal to stay with the .  Jordan Cameron to the Jaguars  Is the ' in a smokescreen? General manager David Caldwell cut his teeth in Atlanta, watching Tony Gonzalez up-close and personal on a daily basis. Cameron's 2013 season was the penchant for contested catches acro s the middle, down the sideline and in the end zone.  -- Chris We seling  Byron Maxwell to the Falcons  The top corner to hit the open market will garner an a sembly of suitors. However, I believe his best landing spot at the moment is the under his former defensive coordinator, Dan Quinn. The 6-foot-1 corner boasts the size and physicality to matchup with big receivers. However, there remain questions about whether Maxwell can automatically be a No. 1 cover corner. In Atlanta he would fit seamle sly next to burgeoning youngster . Having a player in the defensive backfield who already knows Quinn's system would make the transition immensely easier. And, yes, the have the cap space to add Maxwell and still find help for their meager pa s rush. *-- Kevin Patra *  UPDATE:  Maxwell told ESPN's Josina Anderson "I'm going to Philly." NFL Media's Albert Breer confirmed Maxwell has informed his teammates he intends to join the .  The latest Podcast and what it means for the and . Find more content on .  Lonzo Ball Jersey