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You are correct, i heard the hawks would consider two seconds instead of a first
Schefter Reports....(Day 1 of Free Agency thread)
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You are correct, i heard the hawks would consider two seconds instead of a first
Doesnt matter what the Hawks would consider right? Doesnt Denver have to be the one who would accept that?
and maybe him and TJ will fight over balls. could be rough for a team with a first year HC?
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Your right i wrote it backwards if the broncos dont match in seven days they get the 6th overall pick in this years draft
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But not Burleson.
Neil Hayes of the Chicago Sun-Times reports that Peppers is taking a physical in Chicago and a signing is imminent.
The only question left is how much money Peppers will earn. Hayes hears that Peppers will earn $12-14 million-per-year over six years, which is actually less than we imagined.
It's all about the structure. We'd be surprised if Peppers doesn't get the most guaranteed money for a defender in league history or very close to it.
The only question left is how much money Peppers will earn. Hayes hears that Peppers will earn $12-14 million-per-year over six years, which is actually less than we imagined.
It's all about the structure. We'd be surprised if Peppers doesn't get the most guaranteed money for a defender in league history or very close to it.
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IMO Broncos will not match. Seattle gonna have freaking Brandon Marshall
IMO if that happens Marshall, TJ and Branch are comparable to Fitz Breaston and Doucet once we trade boldin
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La confora says last year at the draft the cards never returned phone calls on trading boldin they were just pretending they wanted to trade him and they are kicking themselves now at some of the offers on the table that they didnt look at
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Oh boy -- Brandon Marshall expected to be in Seattle on Saturday to visit the Seahawks and see if they can hammer out an offer sheet.
agree, but TJ is wayyyyy overrated
Absolutely.
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Better than Doucet and equal to breaston IMO, if he had KW they would have had the same numbers
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Yeah lol ive kept the stones that i passed its pretty sick stuff at least they gave me some good pain meds
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Ok guess the contract is signed and peppers is a bear per schefter
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I would love to see Brandon Marshall do a TO which is very likely if he gets signed by Seattle.
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Check this out Julius Peppers will be getting paid more than Tom Brady who is in the last year of his contract
Seahawks "strongly considering" a move for Marshall
Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on March 5, 2010 2:38 PM ET
Quiet in free agency, the Seahawks are readying to make a big splash on the trade market.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that the Seahawks are strongly considering signing Broncos wideout Brandon Marshall to an offer sheet.
If the Seahawks signed Marshall and the Broncos didn't match the contract, Seattle would owe Denver the No. 6 overall pick in the draft. But that's not very likely to happen.
The Seahawks and Broncos can negotiate to send lesser trade compensation more befitting Marshall's value.
Seattle owns the No. 14 pick in the draft, which they got from Denver last year. They probably would have to use that in a trade unless they could convince the Broncos to take less.
Either way, Schefter writes Seattle is "absolutely" preparing to make a run at Marshall. There doesn't appear to be a lot of competition for him, so we don't see why it can't happen.
Then again, maybe the release of this report is aimed at creating more competition for Marshall's services.
UPDATE: Marshall is expected to visit Seattle Saturday. They aren't messing around.
Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on March 5, 2010 2:38 PM ET
Quiet in free agency, the Seahawks are readying to make a big splash on the trade market.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that the Seahawks are strongly considering signing Broncos wideout Brandon Marshall to an offer sheet.
If the Seahawks signed Marshall and the Broncos didn't match the contract, Seattle would owe Denver the No. 6 overall pick in the draft. But that's not very likely to happen.
The Seahawks and Broncos can negotiate to send lesser trade compensation more befitting Marshall's value.
Seattle owns the No. 14 pick in the draft, which they got from Denver last year. They probably would have to use that in a trade unless they could convince the Broncos to take less.
Either way, Schefter writes Seattle is "absolutely" preparing to make a run at Marshall. There doesn't appear to be a lot of competition for him, so we don't see why it can't happen.
Then again, maybe the release of this report is aimed at creating more competition for Marshall's services.
UPDATE: Marshall is expected to visit Seattle Saturday. They aren't messing around.
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The Patriots have signed LB Tully Banta-Cain to a 3-yr contract.
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St. Louis QB AJ Feeley signs a two-year, $6 million deal plus escalators in STL.
Finally, Browns and Cribbs strike a new deal
After weeks and months of stress and strain and accusations and frustrations, Browns receiver, running back, quarterback, kickoff returner, punt returner, and all-around warrior Josh Cribbs is finally a man.
A man who has been paid.
A league source tells us that the three remaining years on Cribbs' contract have been replaced with a new deal that includes $7 million in guaranteed money. (Some of that money isn't guaranteed in the traditional sense, but as a practical matter it will be earned.)
The full value, we're told, of the three years exceeds $18 million, if Cribbs continues to play like he has. And that's more than Bears overrated returner/underperforming receiver Devin Hester will make over the next three seasons.
The negotiation was a challenge, we're told, because of the 30-percent rule. Still, both sides worked through the issues and worked out a new deal.
The problem arose because Cribbs signed a long-term deal too early in his career, before he became a star player. Once he did, he hired a new agent and tried in earnest to get a new contract.
So rejoice, Cleveland. The best player on your team will be present and happy for the next three years.
After weeks and months of stress and strain and accusations and frustrations, Browns receiver, running back, quarterback, kickoff returner, punt returner, and all-around warrior Josh Cribbs is finally a man.
A man who has been paid.
A league source tells us that the three remaining years on Cribbs' contract have been replaced with a new deal that includes $7 million in guaranteed money. (Some of that money isn't guaranteed in the traditional sense, but as a practical matter it will be earned.)
The full value, we're told, of the three years exceeds $18 million, if Cribbs continues to play like he has. And that's more than Bears overrated returner/underperforming receiver Devin Hester will make over the next three seasons.
The negotiation was a challenge, we're told, because of the 30-percent rule. Still, both sides worked through the issues and worked out a new deal.
The problem arose because Cribbs signed a long-term deal too early in his career, before he became a star player. Once he did, he hired a new agent and tried in earnest to get a new contract.
So rejoice, Cleveland. The best player on your team will be present and happy for the next three years.
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