Najee Harris is poised to enter free agency as the Pittsburgh Steelers have opted not to exercise his fifth-year option. The talented running back has consistently achieved over 1,000 rushing yards in each of his four seasons, demonstrating reliability by never missing a game. As he approaches free agency at the age of 27, teams may see him as a significant asset for their backfield.

The Denver Broncos, Las Vegas Raiders, and Los Angeles Chargers are key contenders for Harris. The Broncos, with over $40 million in cap space and a need to bolster their running game, could greatly benefit from his physical style. The Raiders, under new head coach Pete Carroll, have an impressive $80 million to spend, making Harris an appealing option to enhance their ground attack as well. Meanwhile, the Chargers, aiming for a dynamic running back, could also target Harris if they don't re-sign J.K. Dobbins. Each team has distinct needs and financial capabilities, setting the stage for a competitive bidding process for Harris's services.