The National Football League saw a flurry of big-name players sign with new teams in this offseason’s free agency period. General managers across the league put millions of dollars on the line for players they believe will have a positive impact on their franchises. Here are the five signings that will be worth putting tens of dollars on the line for the teams that truly matter  — your fantasy team.

New England Patriots — Danny Amendola

After losing Wes Welker to the Broncos, the Patriots got themselves a Welker look a like to play his position this year. Before going down with an injury last year, Amendola became Sam Bradford’s favorite target. With a major upgrade to quarterback, Amendola could end up resembling Welker in more ways than appearance, as he’s more than capable of producing a 100-catch season in New England.

Philadelphia Eagles — James Casey

In what was one of the more under-the-radar signings this offseason, the Eagles acquired one of the most versatile players in the league. Casey was heavily under-utilized in Houston as a fullback, so he doesn’t have impressive statistics, but he’s the type of player who can play several positions and has the physical tools that should translate to nice numbers in Chip Kelley’s system.

Detroit Lions — Reggie Bush

This signing with the Lions is the definition of a hand-in-glove fit. Bush’s dynamic skill set is perfect for the Lions’ pass-happy offense and Bush is sure to become one of Matt Stafford’s favorite targets out of the backfield. If Jahvid Best is any indication of what a quick back with good pass-catching ability can produce in that offense, Bush should put up some serious numbers, especially in a point-per-reception format.

Atlanta Falcons — Steven Jackson

The Falcons parted ways with long-time running back Michael Turner this offseason and are ready to give Steven Jackson full possession of the backfield in Atlanta. Assuming he’s able to stay healthy, he should be able to produce plenty of points with a much better offensive line than what he was working with in St. Louis.

Denver Broncos — Wes Welker

Wes Welker will go from catching passes from one future Hall of Famer in Tom Brady to another in Peyton Manning. The presence of Demaryius Thomas and Eric Decker will keep opposing defenses from doubling up on Welker. Everything is in place for Welker to have another phenomenal year, and the Manning/Welker combo is sure to be dynamite.

Dimitri Skoumpourdis is a 20-year-old mass communication sophomore from Houston.