Free agency is a little more than a week away but the expected big spenders are already starting to reveal themselves. Here's a look at the teams that will make waves, and the ones who will lay low once the market officially opens. BIG SPENDERS: 1. : With more than $40 million burning a hole in general manager Ryan Grigson's pocket, the aggre sive executive will do his best to surround with the pieces he needs to make a . Don't expect him to be fazed by some recent mi ses. Grigson won't be afraid to upgrade the pa s rush, the backfield and his wide receiving corps. 2. : Oakland has a new coach and a fan base that deserves some fun. The have the second-most money to spend this offseason outside of the , according to estimates by Spotrac and Over The Cap, and they have exciting core players that deserve complementary pieces. 3. : Woody Johnson is a reactive owner. Mike Tannenbaum was accused of mismanaging the salary cap so he hired a cap guy -- John Idzik -- to replace him. Idzik was crushed for not spending a surplus of cap money, so Mike Maccagnan will likely make a splash and throw a Alex Burrows Jersey little money around. 4. : With some recent draft mi ses spotlighting holes on the offense and defense, Ray Farmer needs to make quick work of a roster that has plenty of promise. The wide receiver market and cornerback group should be getting plenty of calls. 5. : The team spent over $100 million on new contracts last season and supplemented their roster with a fantastic draft. But with 's window rapidly closing, don't be surprised if Jerry Reese gives him the ammo for one more great run. 6. BONUS * *: Don't underestimate the influence Rex Ryan can have in a new room of people. Tannenbaum once signed LaDainian Tomlinson, Jason Taylor, Plaxico Burre s and a slew of other veterans, after all. LAYING LOW: 1. : With too much money to spend on retaining their own superstars, the typically-noisy will likely focus their attention internally. 2. : Their cap situation is not exactly the nightmare everyone is saying it is -- few cap situations are actually irreversible -- but the roster churn will not likely include more veteran free agents. The draft is the lifeline from here on out. 3. : They have a ton of players already under contract and are very tight -- like $1.577 million under -- against the salary cap. They have a few easy moves to make to get them some breathing room, but not enough to land a big-ticket free agent. 4. : Don't be scared away by their current standing -- they're more than $20 million over the current estimated cap -- but the won't be able to shave enough to spend serious money. Signing draft picks is priority No. 1. 5. : With an estimated $60.3 million, Dave Caldwell will spend some money. He has to. But we're thinking this is a new era in Jacksonville, one that will be highlighted by young, drafted talent and not big-ticket free agents. The latest Podcast and discu ses the latest in league news. Find more content on . Vancouver Canucks Jersey