DeaLerZ 0 Posted July 22, 2011 This was the easiest list I could pull of FA's or likely players to move or get traded. (Stole it from this dude) I can add/remove anyone, who should or should not be one here, just let me know as soon you here something. Will do my best to update once the craziness starts. If you see a signing or trade, link me to a column with years and money and I will try to update Also found this link that might be a lot easier for us to watch where everyone goes... http://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2011/07/21/2011-nfl-free-agent-tracker/ QUARTERBACKS Carson Palmer, Bengals Vince Young, EAGLES FINAL Kevin Kolb, Cardinals TRADED Matt Hasselbeck, Titans TRADED Donovan McNabb, Vikings TRADED Bruce Gradkowski, Bengals FINAL Matt Moore, Dolphins SIGNED Matt Leinart, Texans FINAL Tarvaris Jackson, Seahawks FINAL Alex Smith, 49ers RESIGNED Derek Anderson, Panthers SIGNED Dennis Dixon, Steelers WANTS OUT Kyle Orton, Broncos Marc Bulger, Rex Grossman, Redskins Trent Edwards, Jaguars Seneca Wallace, Browns Troy Smith, 49ers Chad Pennington, Dolphins Running Back DeAngelo Williams, Panthers RESIGNED Ahmad Bradshaw, Giants RESIGNED Reggie Bush, Dolphins TRADED Mike Tolbert, Chargers RESIGNED Brandon Jackson, Browns FINAL Tim Hightower, Redskins SIGNED Marion Barber III, Bears SIGNED Willis Mcgahee , Broncos SIGNED Darren Sproles, Saints SIGNED Cedric Benson, Bengals RESIGNED Ronnie Brown, Eagles SIGNED Joseph Addai, Colts RESIGNED Jerious Norwood, Rams SIGNED Benjarvus Green-Ellis, Patriots Michael Bush, Raiders Ricky Williams, FA Jerome Harrison, Eagles Clinton Portis, Redskins Jason Snelling, Falcons Brian Westbrook, 49ers Tiki Barber, ?? Fullback Le’Ron McClain, Vonta Leach, Ravens SIGNED Heath Evans, Saints Lawrence Vickers, Brown Naufu Tahi, Vikings Korey Hall, Packers Wide Receiver Vincent Jackson, Chargers FRANCHISE TENDERED Santonio Holmes, Jets RESIGNED Sidney Rice, Seahawks TRADED Chad OchoCinco, Patriots TRADE IN PROGRESS Santana Moss, Redskins RESIGNED Steve Breaston, Kansas City Chiefs FINAL Jacoby Jones, Texans RESIGNED James Jones, Packers SIGNED Plaxico Buress, Jets SIGNED Brandon Stokely, Redskins FINAL Steve Smith, Panthers TO RETIRE A PANTHER Devin Aromashodu Vikings FINAL Donte Stallworth, Redskins AGREES TO TERMS Jabar Gaffney, Redskins FINAL Lance Moore, Saints RESIGNS Brad Smith, Bills FINAL Roy Williams, Bears FINAL Mike Sims Walker, Rams SIGNED Braylon Edwards, 49ers SIGNED Randy Moss, RETIREMENT?? I don't think so... Terrell Owens, Browns?? SPECUALATION Steve Smith, Giants Malcolm Floyd, Chargers Mark Clayton, Rams TJ Houshmanzadah Kevin Curtis Derrick Mason Tight Ends Randy McMichael, Chargers FINAL Greg Olson, Panthers TRADED Zach Miller, Seahawks SIGNED Marcedes Lewis, Jaguars Bo Scaife, Titans Kevin Boss, Giants Todd Heap Kickers David Akers, 49ers FINAL Olindo Mare, Panthers FINAL Defensive Ends Richard Seymour, Raiders Shaun Ellis, Jets Ray Edwards, Vikings Charles Johnson, Panthers RESIGNED Trevor Pryce, Jets Jason Babin, Eagles FINAL Defensive Tackle Pat Williams, Vikings Albert Haynesworth, Patriots TRADED Shaun Smith, Titans FINAL Linebackers Julian Peterson, Lions Dhani Jones, Bengals Thomas Davis, Panthers RESIGNED Takeo Spikes, Chargers TRADED MLB Stephen Tulloch (Titans) FINAL Cornerbacks Nnamdi Asomugha, Eagles SIGNED Jonathan Jospeph, Texans SIGNED Antonio Cromartie, Jets RESIGNED Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, TRADED Eagles Ronde Barber, Buccaneers Ike Taylor, Steelers Ellis Hobbs, Eagles William Gay, Steelers Lito Sheppard, Vikings Jason Allen, Texans Safeties Eric Widdle, Chargers RESIGNED Roman Harper, Saints Darren Sharper, Saints Dawan Landry Ravens Lawyer Milloy, Seahawks Roy Williams Gibril WIlson I highlighted the offensive players, and defensive players I think have the best chance to make an immediate impact on a team if they land in the right spot...i don't know a lot about offensive lineman, or defensive players.. so help me out with that.... hope we can put this to good use Also found this link that might be a lot easier for us to watch where everyone goes... http://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2011/07/21/2011-nfl-free-agent-tracker/ Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DeaLerZ 0 Posted July 22, 2011 Other useful information Quote Getting under the salary cap wasn't much of a problem for NFL teams before the uncapped year of 2010. The cap was going up $7 million a year. Many teams stayed to their budgets and had excess cap room. At the end of the 2009 season, 32 teams had $163 million of unused cap space. Once the collective bargaining agreement is signed and the league is up and operating, teams have to return to the days of getting under the cap. The 2011 cap is going to be at $120 million, and there figure to be several cap casualties, particularly because the 2009 cap was at $128 million. Let's review 10 players of interest. 1. New Orleans Saints RB Reggie Bush: The Saints want to keep him. Bush says he wants to stay. The numbers just don't work. Bush is scheduled to make $11.8 million this year and has a bloated $16 million cap number. The Saints have $11.7 million of cap room. Something has to give. They also have 26 unrestricted free agents. Cutting or trading him would free up $12.5 million. Sure, Bush could restructure, but would he do that knowing that teams such as Philadelphia, St. Louis and Tampa Bay might be willing to give him a nice long-term deal? Probably not. 2. Minnesota Vikings WR Bernard Berrian: The Vikings grabbed him from the Chicago Bears at a $7 million-a-year price, but younger receivers such as Percy Harvin and Sidney Rice moved ahead of Berrian. He has a $6.258 million cap number. Cutting him saves the team $3.7 million, and the Vikings are more than $5 million over the cap. His chances of staying may be helped if Rice leaves, but Berrian still might have to restructure to stay. 3. San Francisco 49ers CB Nate Clements: This one is interesting. He's the league's first $10 million-a-year cornerback. He has struggled in the past couple of years, and now he has a $17.36 million cap number. There are some people in San Francisco who believe the 49ers might consider signing Nnamdi Asomugha. Releasing Clements frees up $14 million. If he stays, he'll have to take a pay cut. 4. Green Bay Packers LB Nick Barnett: Barnett has been hoping for a trade and he should get one. He has a $6.9 million cap number, and releasing or trading him would save the Packers a much-needed $4.2 million. The Packers also would free up $4.581 million if they release tackle Mark Tauscher. 5. Tennessee Titans QB Vince Young: Young isn't a cap casualty. He's a casualty of his spats with former Titans coach Jeff Fisher. The organization convinced owner Bud Adams to let the quarterback go. Freeing Young would clear up close to $12.8 million of cap room. 6. Baltimore Ravens RB Willis McGahee: The trade for McGahee didn't work out. What worked out was drafting Ray Rice and finding out he was a stud. McGahee has an $8.5 million cap number. Releasing or trading him frees up only $2.5 million, but the Ravens need all the cap dollars they can get to stay in the Super Bowl race. 7. Arizona Cardinals LB Joey Porter: The one-year experiment with Porter wasn't a success. The whole defense had a bad year. The Cardinals don't need cap room, but this looks like a relationship ready to split. He would save the team $4.66 million if he's cut. 8. Washington Redskins DT Albert Haynesworth: It's hard to believe the Redskins can save cap room by releasing or trading him after he signed a $100 million contract a couple of seasons ago. But they can save $3.4 million. Owner Daniel Snyder gave him a $21 million bonus last year to free up cap room for this season. 9. Cincinnati Bengals DE Antwan Odom: The last thing Bengals owner Mike Brown needs is more cap room. If Carson Palmer and Chad Ochocinco aren't on the roster, the payroll goes to $60 million, and Brown will be forced to spend $46.8 million just to reach the league's new cash floor. Odom showed flashes of being a great pass-rusher, but he struggled with injuries. He has a $6.3 million cap number and would save the team $2.9 million of cap room. 10. New York Giants G Shawn Andrews: The Giants gambled that Andrews could be a fix for the O-line, but unless he gives back a lot of money, he won't be a Giant. His cap number is $7.5 million and the Giants are more than $11 million over the cap. Releasing him frees up $7.333 million. Cap situations* Team Status Arizona $37.3 million under Atlanta $13.9 million under Baltimore $5.33 million under Buffalo $35.9 million under Carolina $30.6 million under Chicago $37. million under Cincinnati $35.9 million under Cleveland $33.3 million under Dallas $18.9 million over Denver $1 million under Detroit $16.6 million under Green Bay $62,600 under Houston $7.6 million under Indianapolis $2.7 million over Jacksonville $31.4 million under Kansas City $34.3 million under Miami $13.6 million under Minnesota $5.1 million over New England $7.57 million under New Orleans $11.7 million under N.Y. Giants $11.3 million over N.Y. Jets $1.2 million over Oakland $10 million over Philadelphia $13 million under Pittsburgh $10 million over San Diego $19.4 million under San Francisco $18.9 million under Seattle $39 million under St. Louis $35.6 million under Tampa Bay $59.2 million under Tennessee $10.3 million under Washington $10.6 million under *Does not include restricted free-agent tenders. I highlighted the teams that have notable money to spend... or need to make significant cuts... Arizona, Carolina, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Jacksonville, Kansas City, San Diego, Seattle, St.Louis, and Tampa are all in positions to acquire a big name player or two... While Dallas, Pittsburgh, and Oakland need to make some significant cuts this year, before they can do anything Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Patmos 2 Posted July 22, 2011 Note the Tampa number...and remember the new agreement will likely require a spending floor of 90% of the cap Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
rocco91 0 Posted July 22, 2011 Awesome thread..nice job!!!!!! Look forward to seeing the updates when this thing gets going Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
The Football Guru 212 Posted July 22, 2011 I also want to echo Rocco's sentiment...nice work. FWIW, my next article (will probably hit the site on Monday) will give a very indepth preview of free agency from a fantasy perspective. The figure I have seen is that teams will be required to spend at 99% of the cap this year and next, with 95% over the final eight years of the CBA. Therefore, expect a LOT of overspending and front-loaded contracts this year. For example, NFL Network mentioned the Carson Palmer situation today and how the Bengals would love Palmer to announce his return now b/c it would mean they would be $11+ M closer to the salary floor. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DeaLerZ 0 Posted July 24, 2011 I also want to echo Rocco's sentiment...nice work. FWIW, my next article (will probably hit the site on Monday) will give a very indepth preview of free agency from a fantasy perspective. The figure I have seen is that teams will be required to spend at 99% of the cap this year and next, with 95% over the final eight years of the CBA. Therefore, expect a LOT of overspending and front-loaded contracts this year. For example, NFL Network mentioned the Carson Palmer situation today and how the Bengals would love Palmer to announce his return now b/c it would mean they would be $11+ M closer to the salary floor. Nice man, looking forward to it Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kmbryant09 1 Posted July 24, 2011 DearLez - Did you take that article directly from ESPN Insider's?? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DeaLerZ 0 Posted July 24, 2011 DearLez - Did you take that article directly from ESPN Insider's?? no....from another forum, the point was to help us all out on this board.. who cares where i got it from? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MicktheGreat 1 Posted July 24, 2011 You forgot MLB Stephen Tulloch (Titans) in the original list. He'll be an FA and, according to what I've read/heard, he's VERY unlikely to return to the Titans. Tulloch is a very good (not great) LB and a tackling-machine, who would start and contribute for a number of NFL teams. I think he'll be on a lot of teams' radars. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DeaLerZ 0 Posted July 24, 2011 You forgot MLB Stephen Tulloch (Titans) in the original list. He'll be an FA and, according to what I've read/heard, he's VERY unlikely to return to the Titans. Tulloch is a very good (not great) LB and a tackling-machine, who would start and contribute for a number of NFL teams. I think he'll be on a lot of teams' radars. Added Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kmbryant09 1 Posted July 24, 2011 no....from another forum, the point was to help us all out on this board.. who cares where i got it from? Well you, or another forum, copied it directly from ESPN Insider's, it was an article written by John Clayton on July 20th. I personally don't care where you got it from, but I think people would prefer you give credit to the people who actually wrote the article, instead of passing it off as your own work. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
PATSSOX 22 Posted July 24, 2011 Another nice thread As a Patriots fan i hope we land one of the WRs. Not sure if Chad Johnson would be a problem or not but i wouldnt mind him, Sidney Rice or Carolina Steve Smith. Or Santana Moss, Floyd, Vjax, Randy Moss, Holmes and just about any other WR on the list. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DeaLerZ 0 Posted July 24, 2011 Well you, or another forum, copied it directly from ESPN Insider's, it was an article written by John Clayton on July 20th. I personally don't care where you got it from, but I think people would prefer you give credit to the people who actually wrote the article, instead of passing it off as your own work. "This was the easiest list I could pull of FA's or likely players to move or get traded. (Stole it from this dude)" I never took credit for it putting it together... i took credit for adding this stuff to the forums to help us all out... that is all...THANKS JOHN CLAYTON!!! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cuse9 128 Posted July 25, 2011 "This was the easiest list I could pull of FA's or likely players to move or get traded. (Stole it from this dude)" I never took credit for it putting it together... i took credit for adding this stuff to the forums to help us all out... that is all...THANKS JOHN CLAYTON!!! Yes, you worthless thief!! I imagine John Clayton has prolly called his lawyers on this one! You copied and pasted what was on a thousand sites, but you copy/pasted what he wrote. We were ready to vote you in as FFToday President, but not now you plagurist!! All John Clayton ever wanted was his due credit!! Next you need to give credit to every single player, agent and team that allowed this list to be possible....good grief! Good work, keep it updated if you dare. Saturday is gonna be CRAZY! Tell the wife and kids you're off limits for four days and stay on this, it will be very helpful to all of us. Hell, maybe John Clayton will come in and check it out and give credit to you on ESPN!! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DeaLerZ 0 Posted July 25, 2011 Matt Hasselback to the Titans first news? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
OrangeSoda 2 Posted July 25, 2011 FYI - Champ Bailey - is no longer a FA - signed extension end of last season Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
KSB2424 3,083 Posted July 25, 2011 Put your seabelts on. The fantasy football season actually starts this week FINALLY. KSB Predictions: Tampa Bay signs Asomugha. Houston signs CB Joseph. Both Tampa and Houston's D's are intriging options from team D fantasy perspectives. Sydney Rice goes to St.Louis Santonio Holmes stays with Jets Braylon Edwards goes to Washington DeAngelo Williams stays with Carolina Reggie Bush and Kyle Orton end up in Miami Amad Bradshaw stays in NYG Hell, I don't know. I just wanted to type some football stuff. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
WhiteWonder 2,172 Posted July 25, 2011 Put your seabelts on. The fantasy football season actually starts this week FINALLY. KSB Predictions: Tampa Bay signs Asomugha. Houston signs CB Joseph. Both Tampa and Houston's D's are intriging options from team D fantasy perspectives. Sydney Rice goes to St.Louis Santonio Holmes stays with Jets Braylon Edwards goes to Washington DeAngelo Williams stays with Carolina Reggie Bush and Kyle Orton end up in Miami Amad Bradshaw stays in NYG Hell, I don't know. I just wanted to type some football stuff. I actually agree with all of this. Even though I pray DeAngelo leaves Carolina from a fantasy perspective. I think even in say, Denver with Moreno he will outshine Moreno and end up a good fantays option. Maybe 2009 numbers. I also hope Braylon remains a Jet. I love everything he brings to the table. seriously. He has that rare size, speed, athleticism combo. Runs good routes, blocks very well, wins the jump ball. I like him more than Santonio to be honest. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DeaLerZ 0 Posted July 25, 2011 the MADNESS begins tommorrow!! I will be in class all day tommorrow til 7pm.. but I will update accordingly when I get done with class.. just post on here any news that you here.. Thanks! I'll do my best to update it each day Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cuse9 128 Posted July 26, 2011 Be sure to update who signs back with their original teams! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DeaLerZ 0 Posted July 26, 2011 Be sure to update who signs back with their original teams! For sure... next to each players name.. I'll put "Finalized" when it is set in stone Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cuse9 128 Posted July 26, 2011 Just so you know, I threw my name in the free agent pool this year. I figure with so much chaos a team is bound to sign me!! GM's will be so frantic signing guys they'll be afraid to let one slide by!! Look for "Cuse9 to the Redskins" Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Quickolas1 80 Posted July 26, 2011 tyler thigpen rumored to buffalo Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cuse9 128 Posted July 26, 2011 tyler thigpen rumored to buffalo "rumors" flying around like crazy!! Undrafted free agents Bills did sign Dane Sanzenbacher, Ohio St. Falcons sign Noel DeVine, West Virginia Saints got John Chiles, Texas Broncos get Mario Fannin, Auburn Dolphins got Nick Grigsby, Arizona Seahawks get Scott Tolzier, Wisconsin Too many....twitter is updating every two minutes...crazy Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mike FF Today 608 Posted July 26, 2011 OK guys, enough. DeaLerZ - We appreciate your post but as kmbryant09 suggested, please don't copy/paste content here at the forums without giving credit to your sources. Thanks. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Quickolas1 80 Posted July 26, 2011 Undrafted free agents Bills did sign Dane Sanzenbacher, Ohio St. Falcons sign Noel DeVine, West Virginia Saints got John Chiles, Texas Broncos get Mario Fannin, Auburn Dolphins got Nick Grigsby, Arizona Seahawks get Scott Tolzier, Wisconsin Too many....twitter is updating every two minutes...crazy i'm confused. are they just agreeing verbally? they cant officially sign on the dotted line until tomorrow 10am right? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cuse9 128 Posted July 26, 2011 i'm confused. are they just agreeing verbally? they cant officially sign on the dotted line until tomorrow 10am right? Yes, it's all verbal for now. Alot of them are posting on their twitter pages and/or being reported there. Nothing is official until tomarrow. BTW, Quickolas, by far my favorite name to ever dawn the FFToday posters. Just makes you sound cool as hell! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
mobb_deep 917 Posted July 26, 2011 Put your seabelts on. The fantasy football season actually starts this week FINALLY. KSB Predictions: Tampa Bay signs Asomugha. Houston signs CB Joseph. Both Tampa and Houston's D's are intriging options from team D fantasy perspectives. Sydney Rice goes to St.Louis Santonio Holmes stays with Jets Braylon Edwards goes to Washington DeAngelo Williams stays with Carolina Reggie Bush and Kyle Orton end up in Miami Amad Bradshaw stays in NYG Hell, I don't know. I just wanted to type some football stuff. Not too bad... Here's mine Sydney Rice to Tennessee Holmes stays Braylon to Washington Deangelo to Denver Bush to Indy Bradshaw stays Palmer sits all year Moss to St Louis Ronnie to the Pats Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Quickolas1 80 Posted July 26, 2011 BTW, Quickolas, by far my favorite name to ever dawn the FFToday posters. Just makes you sound cool as hell! i dont know what to make of this for some reason I feel like santonio holmes will go to wash (with no shot at winning) if they offer even $1 more than the jets Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cuse9 128 Posted July 26, 2011 i dont know what to make of this for some reason I feel like santonio holmes will go to wash (with no shot at winning) if they offer even $1 more than the jets LOL..If I have another son, I shall name him Quickolas!! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
shovelheadt 62 Posted July 26, 2011 I also want to echo Rocco's sentiment...nice work. FWIW, my next article (will probably hit the site on Monday) will give a very indepth preview of free agency from a fantasy perspective. The figure I have seen is that teams will be required to spend at 99% of the cap this year and next, with 95% over the final eight years of the CBA. Therefore, expect a LOT of overspending and front-loaded contracts this year. For example, NFL Network mentioned the Carson Palmer situation today and how the Bengals would love Palmer to announce his return now b/c it would mean they would be $11+ M closer to the salary floor. 2 things... - I see no way in hell that Palmer comes back. If it was anyone but him, there'd be a chance. That dude has dropped off the face of the earth. Bengals are being idiots by not trading him. No surprise there. - If the Bengals were smart, which they are not, they could eat up all of that cap space by simply signing Joseph, Benson and the draft picks. They could have all their problems solved in a week. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
The Football Guru 212 Posted July 26, 2011 DeaLerZ: Here is the league's official free agent list...hope this helps. http://nfllabor.files.wordpress.com/2011/07/07-25-11-free-agency1.pdf Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
KSB2424 3,083 Posted July 26, 2011 Per Rotoworld: NFL Network's Mike Lombardi reports that the Titans are preparing a "huge" contract offer for free agent Matt Hasselbeck.Lombardi's NFLN colleague, Jason La Canfora, is also convinced Hasselbeck is going to the Titans. "He fits what they want to do," says Lombardi. Hasselbeck will be viewed as at least a one-year bridge to No. 8 overall pick Jake Locker, whom GM Mike Reinfeldt and head coach Mike Munchak have both deemed not ready to play right away. The addition of Hasselbeck would bode well for Kenny Britt, Jared Cook, and running back Chris Johnson. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MicktheGreat 1 Posted July 26, 2011 I think Hasselbeck would be a good signing for the Titans; but he's certainly not worthy of a "huge" contract at his age, with his injury history, and with his average play the past few seasons (last year's playoffs excluded). Unfortunately, Hasselbeck can demand a good contract from us because he knows he has us by the short-hairs: this team desperately needs a vet QB to moderately compete this year and tutor young Locker (and Hasselbeck has shown a willingness and ability to do just that). Basically, the Titans will have to overpay him because he's one of the only QBs that would work for us, given the team's situation/circumstances. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
jocstrap 8 Posted July 26, 2011 (FFChamps) Adam Schefter of ESPN confirmed that Marion Barber will be released by Dallas. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DeaLerZ 0 Posted July 26, 2011 I updated the list at the top to the big name players on defense (That I know of).. and added a couple of offensive players that have been released for the time being including Marion Barber III, Willis Mcgahee, Todd Heap, and Derrick Mason Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
markblaz 0 Posted July 26, 2011 Plaxico Buress, Rikers Island I don't see how Rikers Island could possibly part with Plax. He's much too important to their offense. If I was a Rikers Island fan, I would demand for a re-sign. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cuse9 128 Posted July 26, 2011 Dave Mahler of 950 WKJR Seattle and Danny O'Neil of the Seattle Times both report the Seahawks have agreed to terms with QB Tarvaris Jackson. Jackson is set to reunite with offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell as the Seahawks signal their intention to use 2011 as a building year. The Jackson vs. Whitehurst competition is bad news for the fantasy potential of the Seahawks receivers -- and about as thrilling as the Rexy vs. Becksy battle in Washington. Seattle figures to move from Kevin Kolb, all but ensuring a trade between the Cardinals and Eagles. One down....plenty to go!! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DeaLerZ 0 Posted July 26, 2011 One down....plenty to go!! Tarvaris Jackson to Seahawks...It has been changed Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
The Football Guru 212 Posted July 26, 2011 2 things... - I see no way in hell that Palmer comes back. If it was anyone but him, there'd be a chance. That dude has dropped off the face of the earth. Bengals are being idiots by not trading him. No surprise there. - If the Bengals were smart, which they are not, they could eat up all of that cap space by simply signing Joseph, Benson and the draft picks. They could have all their problems solved in a week. "I'm not going to reward him for failing to live up to his commitment." Seriously, Mike Brown? In a battle between Brown and a box of rocks, I may have to call a push. If by "reward" you mean he gets to leave your team, what does that say about your team, Mike? And who cares if you "reward" him, if you can still get a second-rounder out of him, you are rewarding yourself. You have your QB of the future, move on... I'm not even a fan anymore and I want to walk up to his front door and punch him in the gut Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
