DRC look stupid,because teams are reluctant to sign him,because of his comments during Superbowl week...
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DRC look stupid,because teams are reluctant to sign him,because of his comments during Superbowl week...
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Cardinals signed WR Ted Ginn Jr. And LB Matt Shaughnessy.
Cardinals signed WR Ted Ginn Jr. And LB Matt Shaughnessy.
Evan Silva @evansilva 10m
Think GM Gettleman will pretty much have to slaughter the draft to prevent potentially huge drop-off from 2014 #Panthers.
Think GM Gettleman will pretty much have to slaughter the draft to prevent potentially huge drop-off from 2014 #Panthers.
LaMarr Woodley to Raiders 2yrs/20M
Jason Hatcher to Redskins 4yrs/$27.5M
Jason Hatcher to Redskins 4yrs/$27.5M
Word...just lost Captain munnerlyn to the Vikings...that's 2 Db's gone..and that was the weakest part of their D
Deadskins are Trolling the Cowgirls defense right now...Signed Jason Hatcher and meeting with anthony spencer now
Steve smith most likely to sign with the Ravens...that's a Great fit..
Lamar Woodley signed with Raiders...now's the Time old heads gonna start going to Cash in at the Raider retirement home..next up Julius Peppers, and maybe Ryan Clark
we need a fucking MLB....
I hate this cheap org
LaMarr Woodley to Raiders 2yrs/20M
Jason Hatcher to Redskins 4yrs/$27.5M
Hatcher got that paper
Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter 1m
Here we go: Former Panthers WR Steve Smith is scheduled to fly tonight to Baltimore to spend Friday meeting with Ravens, per source.
Here we go: Former Panthers WR Steve Smith is scheduled to fly tonight to Baltimore to spend Friday meeting with Ravens, per source.
If Steve Smith signs with the Ravens,I think it has more to do that the Ravens plays the Panthers at home...
The Panthers have no receivers
It's Greg Olsen
They better draft some receivers....
Steve Smith interview from yesterday
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...ts-everywhere-if-he-plays-vs-panthers-in-2014
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...ts-everywhere-if-he-plays-vs-panthers-in-2014
UPDATE.... After Ware signed his three-year, $30 million deal with the Broncos on Wednesday, Rapoport reported that Denver initially had the exact same offer on the table for Allen, according to a source informed of the team's situation.
Allen would have taken that deal, too, but Rapoport was told the Broncos made him wait as they huddled with Ware. Tough pill to swallow, as it won't be easy for Allen to land that kind of money elsewhere.
Allen would have taken that deal, too, but Rapoport was told the Broncos made him wait as they huddled with Ware. Tough pill to swallow, as it won't be easy for Allen to land that kind of money elsewhere.
UPDATE.... After Ware signed his three-year, $30 million deal with the Broncos on Wednesday, Rapoport reported that Denver initially had the exact same offer on the table for Allen, according to a source informed of the team's situation.
Allen would have taken that deal, too, but Rapoport was told the Broncos made him wait as they huddled with Ware. Tough pill to swallow, as it won't be easy for Allen to land that kind of money elsewhere.
Look I'm a Ware fan and will be rooting for him but Allen hasn't shown the signs of breaking down that Ware has
Ware is the better player but Allen may have the last laugh kinda
I say kinda cuz Ware still got his money
Honestly I wish we would have waited to sign all these bums were are signing
Might could have convinced Allen to play on one of those 1 year 5 million dollar deals all the defensive lineman were signing last year once the first week spending spree does off
What the fuck are the Panthers doing?
They took a step forward last season...might be two back next season,at this rate.
They took a step forward last season...might be two back next season,at this rate.
Who is Allen?
Jared Allen
Best pass rushing CAC of his generation
Watt got the CAC crown now
Smh I shoulda known that
I was thinking of a non cac this whole time
Allen would be a monster with the star on his helmet
I was thinking of a non cac this whole time
Allen would be a monster with the star on his helmet
These CACs out here would LOVE that shit
Add another CAC with Sean Lee gimp ass
Sean lee loose neck ass
UPDATE.... After Ware signed his three-year, $30 million deal with the Broncos on Wednesday, Rapoport reported that Denver initially had the exact same offer on the table for Allen, according to a source informed of the team's situation.
Allen would have taken that deal, too, but Rapoport was told the Broncos made him wait as they huddled with Ware. Tough pill to swallow, as it won't be easy for Allen to land that kind of money elsewhere.
Allen gets double digits every year and isn't injury prone
He should have been Denver's first option
He was their first option...hell,they practically had a deal done,until Ware got released....
Weak ass tendons cracka
Ben Tate - RB - Texans
Free agent Ben Tate is in Cleveland on Thursday for his Browns visit.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Tate's visit, originally scheduled for Wednesday, was delayed by weather. There's still a chance Tate signs on his first visit. Tate is our top free agent running back still available, followed by Andre Brown, Knowshon Moreno, Maurice Jones-Drew, James Starks, LeGarrette Blount, and Anthony Dixon. It's not a good year to be a free agent back.
Related: Browns
Source: Mary Kay Cabot on Twitter Mar 13 - 8:30 PM
Derek Cox - DB - Vikings
Vikings signed CB Derek Cox, formerly of the Chargers, to a one-year contract.
Cox was one of the top free-agent corners last March and signed a four-year, $20 million deal with the Chargers. He was flat-out awful and got his walking papers earlier this month. With the Jaguars from 2009-2012, Cox flashed No. 1 abilities. If he's to resurrect his career, going to Minnesota and playing for Mike Zimmer is the spot. Cox could start opposite Xavier Rhodes, with Captain Munnerlyn in the slot. Cox is still only 27 years old.
Related: Chargers
Source: Michael Gehlken on Twitter Mar 13 - 8:16 PM
Brandon Ghee - DB - Chargers
Chargers signed CB Brandon Ghee, formerly of the Bengals, to a two-year contract.
Ghee, 27 in June, appeared in ten games last season but played just 80 defensive snaps. He missed the entire 2012 season with a wrist injury. The former third-round pick will compete for a roster spot and play special teams.
Related: Bengals
Source: Michael Gehlken on Twitter Mar 13 - 8:05 PM
Free agent Ben Tate is in Cleveland on Thursday for his Browns visit.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Tate's visit, originally scheduled for Wednesday, was delayed by weather. There's still a chance Tate signs on his first visit. Tate is our top free agent running back still available, followed by Andre Brown, Knowshon Moreno, Maurice Jones-Drew, James Starks, LeGarrette Blount, and Anthony Dixon. It's not a good year to be a free agent back.
Related: Browns
Source: Mary Kay Cabot on Twitter Mar 13 - 8:30 PM
Derek Cox - DB - Vikings
Vikings signed CB Derek Cox, formerly of the Chargers, to a one-year contract.
Cox was one of the top free-agent corners last March and signed a four-year, $20 million deal with the Chargers. He was flat-out awful and got his walking papers earlier this month. With the Jaguars from 2009-2012, Cox flashed No. 1 abilities. If he's to resurrect his career, going to Minnesota and playing for Mike Zimmer is the spot. Cox could start opposite Xavier Rhodes, with Captain Munnerlyn in the slot. Cox is still only 27 years old.
Related: Chargers
Source: Michael Gehlken on Twitter Mar 13 - 8:16 PM
Brandon Ghee - DB - Chargers
Chargers signed CB Brandon Ghee, formerly of the Bengals, to a two-year contract.
Ghee, 27 in June, appeared in ten games last season but played just 80 defensive snaps. He missed the entire 2012 season with a wrist injury. The former third-round pick will compete for a roster spot and play special teams.
Related: Bengals
Source: Michael Gehlken on Twitter Mar 13 - 8:05 PM
Titans running back Chris Johnson has said he’s not willing to reduce his $8 million. But as he sits and ponders his football future, Johnson is reconsidering.
Mike Garafolo of FOX Sports reports that Johnson is starting to see the writing on the wall, and would be willing to take a pay cut if that’s what he has to do to facilitate a trade.
From Johnson’s perspective, it may be worth taking a pay cut to get the situation resolved quickly. The Titans don’t have to pay Johnson any roster bonuses this offseason, which means they could hold onto him for the next five months and wait until the end of the preseason to cut him. At that point, there wouldn’t be much time left for Johnson to find a new team before the regular season starts, and so he might be better off doing what he needs to do to get a trade done soon.
That would also be better for the Titans, because there are risks for the Titans to keeping Johnson around, too: If they hold onto Johnson and he suffers a season-ending injury during offseason work, they would be forced to pay him the full $8 million while he spends the season on injured reserve. And Johnson’s $8 million salary counts against their salary cap as long as he’s on the roster, so even if the Titans have no intention of paying that salary when the season starts, his presence on the roster affects their ability to sign free agents.
Bottom line, getting a trade done now would benefit both the Titans and Johnson. And if Johnson needs to reduce his salary to help the Titans get it done, he’s willing to do that.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...ling-to-take-a-pay-cut-to-facilitate-a-trade/
Mike Garafolo of FOX Sports reports that Johnson is starting to see the writing on the wall, and would be willing to take a pay cut if that’s what he has to do to facilitate a trade.
From Johnson’s perspective, it may be worth taking a pay cut to get the situation resolved quickly. The Titans don’t have to pay Johnson any roster bonuses this offseason, which means they could hold onto him for the next five months and wait until the end of the preseason to cut him. At that point, there wouldn’t be much time left for Johnson to find a new team before the regular season starts, and so he might be better off doing what he needs to do to get a trade done soon.
That would also be better for the Titans, because there are risks for the Titans to keeping Johnson around, too: If they hold onto Johnson and he suffers a season-ending injury during offseason work, they would be forced to pay him the full $8 million while he spends the season on injured reserve. And Johnson’s $8 million salary counts against their salary cap as long as he’s on the roster, so even if the Titans have no intention of paying that salary when the season starts, his presence on the roster affects their ability to sign free agents.
Bottom line, getting a trade done now would benefit both the Titans and Johnson. And if Johnson needs to reduce his salary to help the Titans get it done, he’s willing to do that.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...ling-to-take-a-pay-cut-to-facilitate-a-trade/
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