Cardinals | Warner expected to re-sign (KFFL)

[imaCafan]

Cardinals | Warner expected to re-sign
Tue, 03 Mar 2009 15:34:34 -0800

Adam Schefter, of the NFL Network, reports unrestricted free-agent QB Kurt Warner (Cardinals) likely will re-sign with the Arizona Cardinals by the end of the week, according to league sources.

 

[the_future23]

Adam Schefter is always right.

 

[Metcalf Rules]

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I think Schefter wrote the headline.

 

[LACardsJoe]

Guess this is all we'll be discussing till he either leaves or signs which I hope is the latter. Can't wait to discuss the other pressing needs this team has.

 

[40yearfan]

Guess this is all we'll be discussing till he either leaves or signs which I hope is the latter. Can't wait to discuss the other pressing needs this team has.

Joe, you're back!!! How's it going buddy?

 

[john h]

Cardinals | Warner expected to re-sign
Tue, 03 Mar 2009 15:34:34 -0800

Adam Schefter, of the NFL Network, reports unrestricted free-agent QB Kurt Warner (Cardinals) likely will re-sign with the Arizona Cardinals by the end of the week, according to league sources.

Tuesday 6:51pm Central, Little Rock

John Holt of Little Rock, Arkansas reports that Kurt Warner will definitely resign with the Arizona Cardinals. Sources close to Colonel Holt, who wish to remain anonymous said the signing will likely be made public this coming Friday.

 

[zuchini]

Tuesday 6:51pm Central, Little Rock

John Holt of Little Rock, Arkansas reports that Kurt Warner will definitely resign with the Arizona Cardinals. Sources close to Colonel Holt, who wish to remain anonymous said the signing will likely be made public this coming Friday.

You retired as a Colonel? Nice. My respect to you, sir.

 

[lauraw]

if this is true this is music to my ears!

 

[zuchini]

if this is true this is music to my ears!

Ditto.

 

[D-Dogg]

Schefter is rarely wrong.

Welcome back, Kurt.

Now, can we focus on building our defense and running game, please?

 

[TJ]

Why does it have to be the end of the week?? Just get the damn thing done already. I hate free agency

 

[mjb21aztd]

very nice glad we are resiging Warner our chances of making the playoffs are a better than without him .

 

[Mainstreet]

I heard Kent Somers on 910 AM radio late this afternoon and he thought the Cardinals might sign KW by later tonight, however, he thought more likely by tomorrow. He also said if the Cardinals don't get it done by tomorrow something has to be wrong.

 

[seesred]

And the beat goes on....

GBR
40

 

[WildBB]

 

[PDXChris]

Why does it have to be the end of the week?? Just get the damn thing done already. I hate free agency

Bill Bidwill needs to sign off and he is not available until Friday due the the Bow Tie convention in Scranton, PA.

 

[40yearfan]

Bill Bidwill needs to sign off and he is not available until Friday due the the Bow Tie convention in Scranton, PA.

Holy cow!!! Is that this week????

I wonder where my wife put my Bola?

 

[PDXChris]

Holy cow!!! Is that this week????

I wonder where my wife put my Bola?

Glad it made someone smile,

 

[LoyaltyisaCurse]

NFL - Total Team Payrolls For 2008 Season

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Tags: NFL • NFL Total Team Payrolls For 2008 Season


1. Oakland Raiders - $152,389,371
2. Dallas Cowboys - $146,401,600
3. Minnesota Vikings - $133,354,045
4. Cleveland Browns - $131,916,300
5. New Orleans Saints - $131,531,820
6. Pittsburgh Steelers - $128,815,061
7. Tennessee Titans - $126,017,443
8. Arizona Cardinals - $122,110,110
9. Jacksonville Jaguars - $122,109,207
10. Chicago Bears - $120,065,819
11. San Francisco 49ers - $118,766,239
12. New York Jets - $116,910,097
13. St. Louis Rams - $116,677,660
14. New York Giants - $115,816,180
15. Miami Dolphins - $114,649,660
16. Buffalo Bills - $113,364,927
17. Carolina Panthers - $112,114,711
18. Washington Redskins - $111,963,684
19. San Diego Chargers - $111,813,340
20. Cincinnati Bengals - $109,727,880
21. Philadelphia Eagles - $109,557,398
22. Houston Texans - $108,445,418
23. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - $104,329,311
24. Seattle Seahawks - $102,985,710
25. Atlanta Falcons - $96,391,525
26. Detroit Lions - $95,827,117
27. Denver Broncos - $95,599,778
28. Green Bay Packers - $94,018,300
29. Indianapolis Colts - $93,373,915
30. New England Patriots - $92,734,120
31. Baltimore Ravens - $90,713,965
32. Kansas City Chiefs - $83,623,776
- Source: USA Today

 

[LoyaltyisaCurse]

2007: http://content.usatoday.com/sports/football/nfl/salaries/totalpayroll.aspx?year=2007

2006: http://content.usatoday.com/sports/football/nfl/salaries/totalpayroll.aspx?year=2006

2005: http://content.usatoday.com/sports/football/nfl/salaries/totalpayroll.aspx?year=2005

2004: http://content.usatoday.com/sports/football/nfl/salaries/totalpayroll.aspx?year=2004

 

[moklerman]

To expand on what you've already posted, here is the Cardinals rank among the league in total salaray and median salary(total salary divided by roster size) since 2000:

2000: salary - 1, median salary - 25
2001: salary - 14, median salary - 24
2002: salary - 14, median salary - 27
2003: salary - 11, median salary - 12
2004: salary - 21, median salary - 19
2005: salary - 24, median salary - 31
2006: salary - 11, median salary - 19
2007: salary - 20, median salary - 16
2008: salary - 8, median salary - 15

Perhaps Joe could explain what the median salary numbers might mean. While the Cardinals are up and down each year on the total salary, overall they are around the middle of the road in total spending over the past eight years which is by no means "cheap" if we're talking salary.

The median salary is always on the low side though and I'm not sure what that indicates.

 

[Cards Czar]

To expand on what you've already posted, here is the Cardinals rank among the league in total salaray and median salary(total salary divided by roster size) since 2000:

2000: salary - 1, median salary - 25
2001: salary - 14, median salary - 24
2002: salary - 14, median salary - 27
2003: salary - 11, median salary - 12
2004: salary - 21, median salary - 19
2005: salary - 24, median salary - 31
2006: salary - 11, median salary - 19
2007: salary - 20, median salary - 16
2008: salary - 8, median salary - 15

Perhaps Joe could explain what the median salary numbers might mean. While the Cardinals are up and down each year on the total salary, overall they are around the middle of the road in total spending over the past eight years which is by no means "cheap" if we're talking salary.

The median salary is always on the low side though and I'm not sure what that indicates.

Good God, The median is the average of all salaries divided by total number of team players.

 

[Totally_Red]

Bill Bidwill needs to sign off and he is not available until Friday due the the Bow Tie convention in Scranton, PA.

 

[cardpa]

You realize that the bow tie convention in Scranton Pa is a big deal. It is one of the biggest, longest running conventions in the US. It was being held before motorize vehicles. It has a long and rich tradition.

 

[gamebird98]

Bill Bidwill needs to sign off and he is not available until Friday due the the Bow Tie convention in Scranton, PA.

Here he is at last years....

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