Team-by-Team Potential NFL free agents
 

according to PFT.com


AFC East



New England: WR David Givens; G Stephen Neal; OT Tom Ashworth; WR Tim Dwight; WR Troy Brown; QB Doug Flutie; FB Heath Evans; RB Mike Cloud; WR Andre' Davis; TE Christian Fauria; S Michael Stone; LB Matt Chatham; CB Hank Poteat; LB Don Davis; K Adam Vinatieri; CB Chad Scott; WR Cedric James.



Miami: C Seth McKinney; FB Sammy Morris; OL Stocker McDougle; OL Alonzo Ephraim (RFA); QB Sage Rosenfels; WR Bryan Gilmore; RB Travis Minor; S Lance Schulters; LB Jason Glenn; S Yeremiah Bell (RFA); LB Nick Rogers; CB Kiwaukee Thomas; WR David Boston; WR Kendall Newson.



Buffalo: C Trey Teague; WR Sam Aiken (RFA); QB Shane Matthews; LB Angelo Crowell (RFA); CB Nate Clements; DE Ryan Denney; DT Justin Bannan; LB Mario Haggan (RFA); LB Josh Stamer (RFA); LS Mike Schneck; CB Kevin Thomas; DT Ron Edwards.



New York Jets: G Jonathan Goodwin; OT Scott Gragg; QB Vinny Testaverde; QB Kliff Kingsbury (RFA); DT James Reed; DE John Abraham; LB Kenyatta Wright; TE Chris Baker.



AFC North



Pittsburgh: WR Antwaan Randle El; QB Charlie Batch; WR Quincy Morgan; OT Barrett Brooks; TE Jerame Tuman; WR Sean Morey; RB Verron Haynes; DE Kimo von Oelhoffen; CB Ike Taylor (RFA); S Chris Hope; CB DeShea Townsend; LB Brett Keisel; LB Clint Kriewaldt.



Cleveland: WR Antonio Bryant; OT L.J. Shelton; C Mike Pucillo; TE Aaron Shea; DE Orpheus Roye; LB Andra Davis; LB Ben Taylor; CB Leigh Bodden (RFA); DT Ethan Kelley (RFA); LB Orlando Ruff; CB Ray Mickens; P Kyle Richardson; S Antwan Harris.



Cincinnati: FB Jeremi Johnson (RFA); WR Kevin Walter (RFA); G Scott Kooistra (RFA); TE Matt Schobel; QB Jon Kitna; FB Nick Luchey; WR Kelley Washington (RFA); TE Tony Stewart; S Ifeanyi Ohalete; DE Carl Powell; LB Marcus Wilkins; S Anthony Mitchell; CB Reggie Myles; CB Rashad Bauman; LB Hannibal Navies; RB Kenny Watson; LB Nate Webster.



Baltimore: RB Jamal Lewis; WR Patrick Johnson; TE Randy Hymes; OT Tony Pashos (RFA); TE Darnell Dinkins;QB Anthony Wright; RB Ovie Mughelli (RFA); RB Chester Taylor; TE Daniel Wilcox (RFA); RB Musa Smith (RFA); TE Terry Jones; DE Anthony Weaver; DT Ma'ake Kemoeatu; LB Tommy Polley; LB Bart Scott; S Chad Williams; S Will Demps; DE Jarret Johnson (RFA); DT Aubrayo Franklin (RFA); CB Dale Carter; CB Deion Sanders; P Dave Zastudil; K Aaron Elling (RFA).



AFC South



Indianapolis: WR Reggie Wayne; FB James Mungro; RB Edgerrin James; WR Troy Walters; WR Aaron Moorehead (RFA); DE Raheem Brock; LB David Thornton; LB Gary Brackett (RFA); LB Cato June (RFA); DT Larry Tripplett; DE Robert Mathis (RFA); LB Rob Morris; S Joseph Jefferson; S Gerome Sapp (RFA); LB Keith O'Neil (RFA); K Mike Vanderjagt; OT Makoa Freitas (RFA); LB Rocky Calmus; WR Brad Pyatt (RFA).



Jacksonville: G Vince Manuwai (RFA); OT Mike Pearson; C Dennis Norman; OT Ephraim Salaam; TE George Wrighster (RFA); WR Cortez Hankton (RFA); RB LaBrandon Toefield (RFA); LB Akin Ayodele; S Deke Cooper; CB Kenny Wright; DE Marcellus Wiley; DT Rob Meier; LB Tracy White (RFA); LB Tony Gilbert (RFA); CB Terry Cousin; LB Jamie Winborn.



Houston: WR Corey Bradford; WR Jabar Gaffney; WR Derick Armstrong (RFA); OT Seth Wand (RFA); G Fred Weary; G Milford Brown; OT Victor Riley; TE Matt Murphy; RB Jonathan Wells; QB Dave Ragone (RFA); LB Shantee Orr (RFA); LB Dashon Polk; LB Antwan Peek (RFA); LB Frank Chamberlin; LB Troy Evans; CB Jason Bell; S Ramon Walker; LS Bryan Pittman (RFA).



Tennessee: C Justin Hartwig; DE Kyle Vanden Bosch; LB Brad Kassell; S Tank Williams; LB Rocky Boiman; S Donnie Nickey (RFA); CB Tony Beckham; LS Jon Dorenbos (RFA).



AFC West



Denver: WR Charlie Adams (RFA); RB Ron Dayne; DT Monsanto Pope; DT Demtrin Veal (RFA); LB Patrick Chukwurah; LB Keith Burns; S Sam Brandon; DE Marco Coleman; TE/LS Mike Leach.



Oakland: OT Chad Slaughter; G Corey Hulsey; TE Zeron Flemister; RB Omar Easy; WR Randal Williams; LB Grant Irons; S Jarrod Cooper; DT Terdell Sands; DT Edward Jasper; LB DeLawrence Grant; LB Tim Johnson; CB Reynaldo Hill; S Reggie Tongue; CB Charles Woodson; DT Kenny Smith.



Kansas City: WR Chris Horn (RFA); OT Jordan Black (RFA); FB Tony Richardson; WR Marc Boerigter; QB Todd Collins; QB Damon Huard; DT Lional Dalton; DE Jimmy Wilkerson (RFA); DE Carlos Hall; CB DeWayne Washington; TE/LS Kendall Gammon.



San Diego: G Kris Dielman (RFA); QB Drew Brees; WR Reche Caldwell; WR Kassim Osgood (RFA); G Bob Hallen; TE Justin Peelle; FB Andrew Pinnock (RFA); DE DeQuincy Scott; DE Jacques Cesaire (RFA); LB Ben Leber; LB Matt Wilhelm (RFA); LB Stephen Cooper (RFA); CB Jamar Fletcher; S Clinton Hart (RFA); LB Carlos Polk; OT Courtney Van Buren (RFA).



NFC East



Dallas: OT Torrin Tucker (RFA); WR Peerless Price; OT Ethan Brooks; TE Dan Campbell; LB Scott Fujita; S Keith Davis (RFA); LB Scott Shanle (RFA); LB Eric Ogbogu; S Willie Pile (RFA); S Lynn Scott; DT Willie Blade.



Philadelphia: T Jon Runyan; WR Darnerian McCants; RB Lamar Gordon; TE Chad Lewis; RB Reno Mahe (RFA); DE N.D. Kalu; LB Keith Adams; DE Juqua Thomas; LB Zeke Moreno; S Quintin Mikell (RFA); CB Roderick Hood (RFA); K Jose Cortez; P Dirk Johnson (RFA).



Washington: TE Robert Royal; G Ray Brown; TE Brian Kozlowski; RB Rock Cartwright; S Ryan Clark; DT Cedric Killings (RFA); DE Demetric Evans; LB Khary Campbell; LB Warrick Holdman; S Omar Stoutmire; CB Ade Jimoh (RFA); LS Ethan Albright.



New York Giants: WR Tim Carter; WR David Tyree (RFA); OT Bob Whitfield; TE Visanthe Shiancoe (RFA); QB Tim Hasselbeck; WR Willie Ponder (RFA); TE Sean Berton (RFA); RB Chad Morton; DT Kendrick Clancy; LB Nick Greisen; CB Will Allen; DT Kenderick Allen (RFA); CB Frank Walker (RFA).



NFC North



Minnesota: WR Nate Burleson (RFA); C Melvin Fowler; RB Michael Bennett; WR Koren Robinson; G Toniu Fonoti; C Cory Withrow; QB Shaun Hill; RB Moe Williams; LB Keith Newman; LB Sam Cowart; S Corey Chavous; CB Brian Williams; DE Lance Johnstone; CB Ralph Brown; LB Raonall Smith; K Paul Edinger; S Willie Offord.



Chicago: G Terrence Metcalf; OT John St. Clair; C Roberto Garza; TE John Gilmore; QB Jeff Blake; TE Gabe Reid (RFA); LB Hunter Hillenmeyer (RFA); CB Jerry Azumah; LB Marcus Reese (RFA).



Detroit: OT Jeff Backus; G Kyle Kosier; C Brock Gutierrez; G Tyrone Hopson; TE Casey Fitzsimmons (RFA); QB Jeff Garcia; FB Paul Smith; RB Shawn Bryson; WR Troy Edwards; RB Artose Pinner (RFA); DE Cory Redding (RFA); LB Earl Holmes; LB James Davis (RFA); CB Andre' Goodman; S Terrence Holt (RFA); CB R.W. McQuarters; DE Jared DeVries; DE Kalimba Edwards; LB Wali Rainer; S Bracy Walker; S Vernon Fox; LB Nate Wayne; WR Kevin Johnson.



Green Bay: C Mike Flanagan; FB William Henderon; G Grey Ruegamer; OT Kevin Barry; QB Craig Nall; RB Tony Fisher; DE Aaron Kampman; DT Grady Jackson; DE Kenny Peterson (RFA); LB Paris Lenon; K Ryan Longwell; LS Rob Davis; RB Najeh Davenport; RB Ahman Green; S Earl Little.



NFC South



Carolina: C Jeff Mitchell; G Tutan Reyes; RB Ricky Proehl; WR Rod Gardner; OT Todd Fordham; QB Chris Weinke; RB DeShaun Foster; TE Mike Seidman (RFA); LB Will Witherspoon; S Marlon McCree; DT Kindal Moorehead (RFA); DE Kemp Rasmussen; LB Vinny Ciurciu (RFA); CB Dante Wesley; S Idrees Bashir; CB Ricky Manning (RFA); P Jason Baker; S Colin Branch (RFA); OL Matt Hill.



New Orleans: C LeCharles Bentley; G Montrae Holland (RFA); WR Az-Zahir Hakim; TE Zach Hilton (RFA); RB Antowain Smith; TE Lamont Hall; FB Fred McAfee; RB Anthony Thomas; DE Willie Whitehead; DE Darren Howard; LB Sedrick Hodge; LB Ronald McKinnon; CB Fakhir Brown; LB T.J. Slaughter; S Mel Mitchell; LB James Allen; WR Michael Lewis.



Tampa Bay: G Sean Mahan (RFA); QB Chris Simms (RFA); WR Ike Hilliard; WR Edell Shepherd (RFA); OT Todd Steussie; FB Jameel Cook; TE Dave Moore; DT Chris Hovan; S Dexter Jackson; CB Torrie Cox (RFA); CB Juran Bolden; K Matt Bryant.



Atlanta: OT Kevin Shaffer; WR Dez White; C Austin King (RFA); OT Barry Stokes; FB Fred McCrary; WR Jerome Pathon; QB Ty Detmer; S Keion Carpenter; DE Antwan Lake; LB Artie Ulmer; S Ronnie Heard; S Kevin McCadam; S Antuan Edwards; S Omare Lowe; K Todd Peterson; LB Erik Flowers.



NFC West



Arizona: G Reggie Wells (RFA); QB Kurt Warner; FB Obafemi Ayanbadejo; OL Adam Haayer; QB Josh McCown; FB Jarrod Baxter; WR J.J. Moses (RFA); WR Reggie Swinton; TE Teyo Johnson (RFA); FB Harold Morrow; RB James Jackson; DE Ross Kolodziej; DE Antonio Cochran; CB Robert Tate; DE R-Kal Truluck; S Quentin Harris; CB Raymond Walls; OL Ian Allen; OL Billy Conaty; DT Russell Davis; LB Gerald Hayes (RFA); DE Kenny King (RFA); DT Langston Moore (RFA); RB J.R. Redmond.



St. Louis: C Andy McCollum; TE Brandon Manumaleuna; WR Shaun McDonald (RFA); WR Kevin Curtis (RFA); G Tom Nutten; OT Rex Tucker; TE Cameron Cleeland; QB Jamie Martin; RB Arlen Harris (RFA); RB Aveion Cason; RB David Allen (RFA); DT Ryan Pickett; CB DeJuan Groce (RFA); S Adam Archuleta; S Mike Furrey (RFA); DE Tyoka Jackson; DT Damione Lewis; DE Brandon Green (RFA); LB Trev Faulk; CB Corey Ivy; CB Chris Johnson (RFA); CB Terry Fair; P Bryan Barker; FB Chris Massey; TE Roland Williams.



Seattle: WR Joe Jurevicius; G Steve Hutchinson; FB Mack Strong; RB Shaun Alexander; WR Peter Warrick; OT Wayne Hunter (RFA); TE Ryan Hannam; QB Seneca Wallace (RFA); RB Maurice Morris; S Marquand Manuel; DE Rodney Bailey; DT Rocky Bernard; DE Joe Tafoya; LB Kevin Bentley; S John Howell; CB Jimmy Williams; P Tom Rouen; K Josh Brown (RFA); CB Kevin House; WR Jerheme Urban (RFA).



San Francisco: WR Arnaz Battle (RFA); WR Brandon Lloyd (RFA); OT Anthony Clement; FB Fred Beasley; TE Trent Smith (RFA); QB Ken Dorsey (RFA); FB Chris Hetherington; WR Jason McAddley; RB Steve Bush; QB Jesse Palmer; LB Julian Peterson; LB Brandon Moore; LB Derek Smith; DE Travis Hall; CB Willie Middlebrooks; K Joe Nedney.

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Here is another good way to look at em
[url="http://www.theredzone.org/2006/freeagents/"]http://www.theredzone.org/2006/freeagents/[/url]

WR Joe Jurevicius
WR Keenan McCardell
WR Darnerien McCants
WR Reggie- i would want him but he need the $$
DE Darren Howard
DE Kyle Vanden Bosch
DE Ryan Denney- played with my man GW in Buffalo.
PK Mike Vanderjagt :confused- :boxing:
[url="http://www.theredzone.org/2006/freeagents/showposition.asp?Position=P"]any of these guys?? :confused- :boxing:[/url]

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In a perfect world, I'd love to have Reggie Wayne. Other than that, I'd go after cheap, young depth at OL & DL.

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This doesn't take into consideration:
TO
Eric Moulds
Aaron Brooks

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[QUOTE=BigSKINBauer]Here is another good way to look at em
[url="http://www.theredzone.org/2006/freeagents/"]http://www.theredzone.org/2006/freeagents/[/url]

WR Joe Jurevicius
WR Keenan McCardell
DE Darren Howard
DE Kyle Vanden Bosch
DE Ryan Denney- played with my man GW in Buffalo.
PK Mike Vanderjagt :confused- :boxing:
P Bryan Barker?? :confused- :boxing:[/QUOTE]


Great Site!! we should set up a link for it on here

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[QUOTE=cpayne5]In a perfect world, I'd love to have Reggie Wayne. Other than that, I'd go after cheap, young depth at OL & DL.[/QUOTE]

Thats the number one guy on my list as well.

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[QUOTE=diehardskin2982]This doesn't take into consideration:
TO
Eric Moulds
Aaron Brooks[/QUOTE]

And its a good thing, I do not want anything to do with any of those players lol

TO-yea....
Moulds-too old
Brooks-I love the fact he went to UVa, but thats ALL.

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i would like to see Adam Vinatieri, but i know that New England will either franchise him or give him a long term deal. There are some good #2 receivers on that list. I do believe we need a good pass rusher, some offensive line depth, or some secondary depth.

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Randle El is my first option as WR.

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DE John Abraham - Wouldn't pay al ot of $ though, injury history
WR Kelley Washington - great potential
WR Peerless Price - Has a history of being a great #2 WR
WR Koren Robinson - Would be a good #2 WR and return threat
CB Andre' Goodman - REALLY need to replace a horrible Harris and move
an aging Springs to the Nickel package.

They need to scout OLs and CBs. Can't believe the only backup yesterday for a 43yoa guard was a backup center. Also really need to think about replacing Harris and moving Sprins to the nickel package and bring in a few CBs a little younger. The Scout Team really needs to come through this offseason.

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[QUOTE=Kaybee_7]Randle El is my first option as WR.[/QUOTE]
I would love Antwaan but the thing is he is short. I know the return of the smurfs or what ever but i want a redzone threat outside of sellers and cooley. Antwaan will also take $$ and if we are gonna spend the dollars i would want Joe Jurevicius. He has 8 years of expierence and would be so perfect next to moss it wouldn't be funny. as a third leave my man patten and i think two small fast guys next to a tall possession receiver would be great.

How much will Jurevicius go for? Does anyone have an idea. If he would leave seattle i would absolutly love him on this team. Great character and great player. If he comes at a decent price he may be my number one favorite FA this year. Reggie wayne will be asking for huge money.


I WANT JUREVICIUS!!!!

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If I remember correctly, Joe Jurevicius was going to retire after last year, but the Seattle front office lured him into playing up there for one more year. I'd be very suprised if he plays anywhere but in Seattle next year.

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[QUOTE=gusbus]DE John Abraham - Wouldn't pay al ot of $ though, injury history
WR Kelley Washington - great potential
WR Peerless Price - Has a history of being a great #2 WR
WR Koren Robinson - Would be a good #2 WR and return threat
CB Andre' Goodman - REALLY need to replace a horrible Harris and move
an aging Springs to the Nickel package.

They need to scout OLs and CBs. Can't believe the only backup yesterday for a 43yoa guard was a backup center. Also really need to think about replacing Harris and moving Sprins to the nickel package and bring in a few CBs a little younger. The Scout Team really needs to come through this offseason.[/QUOTE]
Abraham would ask for a lot of money and i don't really like him that much. he is the one that said "let the bidding begin" right? i would take darren howard as a DE. And at the price of abraham i would take Kyle Vanden bosch

I like Kelley Washington. nice and tall. He would come cheep so great idea. Peerless price was turned down by us earlier this year and i wanted him then but if gibbs had no interest in him i don't know what could change his mind.

We do need to look into CBs because of the injuries we faced this year and Springs almost being done.

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Not to sound like an idiot, but what about Kalu as a pass rusher? Didn't we have him before and he played well?

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I think if I remember correctly the reason why he was going to retire was b/c of his son that past away. But I believe his wife is from Seattle area and her family is there. Don't think he will leave b/c of that.



[QUOTE=BigSKINBauer]I would love Antwaan but the thing is he is short. I know the return of the smurfs or what ever but i want a redzone threat outside of sellers and cooley. Antwaan will also take $$ and if we are gonna spend the dollars i would want Joe Jurevicius. He has 8 years of expierence and would be so perfect next to moss it wouldn't be funny. as a third leave my man patten and i think two small fast guys next to a tall possession receiver would be great.

How much will Jurevicius go for? Does anyone have an idea. If he would leave seattle i would absolutly love him on this team. Great character and great player. If he comes at a decent price he may be my number one favorite FA this year. Reggie wayne will be asking for huge money.


I WANT JUREVICIUS!!!![/QUOTE]

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[QUOTE=LongTimeSkinsFan]Not to sound like an idiot, but what about Kalu as a pass rusher? Didn't we have him before and he played well?[/QUOTE]

People in philly have been giving him the heat this year. They are just mad they suck though. He didn't play the year before this one but was a solid player with philly after he left.

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[QUOTE=gusbus]I think if I remember correctly the reason why he was going to retire was b/c of his son that past away. But I believe his wife is from Seattle area and her family is there. Don't think he will leave b/c of that.[/QUOTE]

Yeah his son dying did hit him hard. I didn't think he would exactly leave Seattle anyways. I hope he does explore other options but he is in a good place in seattle. I still would love him on this team.

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Antwaan Randle El
Brandon Lloyd
Keenan McCardell
Koren Robinson
Reggie Wayne

randle el and robinson would help on punt returns also

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[QUOTE=BigSKINBauer]People in philly have been giving him the heat this year. They are just mad they suck though. He didn't play the year before this one but was a solid player with philly after he left.[/QUOTE]

I don't know if we could match up $$$ for him, but I think he would make a great pass rush specialist. As I recall he was very quick off the ball and had a good nose for the QB.

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[QUOTE=LongTimeSkinsFan]I don't know if we could match up $$$ for him, but I think he would make a great pass rush specialist. As I recall he was very quick off the ball and had a good nose for the QB.[/QUOTE]
more on Kalu.

He said this in the [i]Inquirer about being cut[/i]

[b]"I'm 30, and I have one sack," Kalu said. "... You have a star emerging at my position, and [Jerome] McDougle is going to come back strong. It just makes sense. If I were up there making the decisions, that's probably the same decision I would make. Hopefully, I'll go somewhere and do what [Derrick] Burgess did this year. I'll try to reinvent myself."[/b]

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Wayne is by far the best of the WR FA's, but I doubt the Colts are going to let him get away.

Kelley Washington is an injury nightmare waiting to happen.

Kevin Curtis is a FA next year. Now THERE is a guy we could use. The Rams will probably lock him up but if they don't, the guy is blazing fast, young, and has great hands. When Bruce went down he was on a tear.

Other FA receivers I'd take a flyer on:

Andre Davis (why did the Pats even sign him, he never plays, and he was on the verge of breaking out in Clevetown)
Antonio Bryant (but he'll probably get resigned)
Reche Caldwell (big and surehanded, was close to breaking out last year but injuries sidetracked him)
Edell Shepherd (just kidding)
Rod Gardner (REALLY kidding)
Darnerian McCants (Okay, I'm wetting myself from laughing so hard...)

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the skins could go after nate clements from buffalo. i remember him being talked about last offseason. he would help sure up the cb position , plus he's played for greg williams

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Clements is hot dynamite on a platter in the kick return game, I might add.

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[QUOTE=dgack]
Reche Caldwell (big and surehanded, was close to breaking out last year but injuries sidetracked him)
[/QUOTE]

Not another Florida Wide Receiver...please no more Gator wideouts...

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Here is another interesting site, though it kind of puts a damper on the free agent wish listing and makes it seem (on its face at least) that Lavar might not be back next year (probably my fault for buying two authentic Arrington jerseys...that is usually the kiss of death, same thing happened with Champ Bailey).

[url]http://www.askthecommish.com/salarycap/numbers.asp[/url]

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[QUOTE=SC Skins Fan]Not another Florida Wide Receiver...please no more Gator wideouts...[/QUOTE]

The laws of physics demand that Darrell Jackson not be the only decent Florida WR to make it in the NFL...

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I dont know if they'll let Clements go. He is a shutdown corner and probably one of the best in the league. He'll want a lot of money as well.

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I say forget guys like Clements, Abraham, and other high-profile free agents. Why break the bank when we've got a great core roster? We were damn close to "the game." We need a few BACKUPS at wideout, tight-end, corner, oline, and dline (i.e. situational pass rusher). But, we don't need marquee players.

I would be surprised if we saw more than 2 new starters. I think Gibbs likes who we've got and so do I.

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This is who I like to come to the skins~ I know we can't get all of them, but these names intrigue me:
QB:Seneca Wallace/Tim Hasselbeck
RB:Jamal Lewis/Ahman Green
G:Tom Nutten
T:Bob Whitfield/ L.J. Shelton
WR:Brandon Lloyd/Marc Boerigter(chiefs)/Keenan McCardell/Kevin Curtis/ Peerless Price
Tim Dwight
TE:Teyo Johnson/ Robert Royal/Christian Fauria (pats)
DE:Kalimba Edwards (lions)/ Raheem Brock(colts)/John Abraham(jets)/
Kyle Vanden Bosch (Titans)/ Darren Howard (Saints)
DT:Chris Hovan (Buccs)/Kendrick Clancy (Giants)
LB:Cato June (Colts)
CB: DeShea Townsend (Steelers)/Ade Jimoh/Nate Clements (Bills)/Brian Williams(Vikings)
S: Adam Archuleta (Rams) Strong Safety/ or Resign Ryan Clark & Omar Stoutmire
P:Tom Rouen (seahawks)
K:Ryan Longwell (packers)

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i'd love to trade samuels for someone who can actually play as well as their contract (maybe trade him for runyan?)... yeah yeah, there's no way we'd ever do anything like that, but i really wish he could be a great player instead of just a great talent.


WR - wayne (of course), or draft S moss, or reche caldwell, K curtis, JJ, givens, lloyd
DE - mathis, bosch, KvO, kampman
OL (G/T) - draft depth and bring in a capable spot starter through FO (bucs have two good guys but they'd probably want to start and good money)
DT - hovan, tripplet, bernard
CB - draft, clements, R manning
TE - fauria, baker
P/K/PR/KR - anyone that doesn't totally suck, please... vinetari, longwell, janikowski
willie ponder, RW mcquarters, somebody


I'd vote for reggie wayne if we can get him, if not, there's lots of #2s out there... reche is a capable #2 though he was injured this year... curtis is a guy that could do the job as well, as could joey J (who i doubt is leaving seattle), or givens.

DE - mathis is the obvious choice (bosch and KvO are good high priced guys too), but kampman is probably the best value and may be set for a breakout year... howard wouldn't be a bad pickup either. At DT hovan or tripplet would be great guys to have, but if we got someone like benard (cheaper) as a #3 instead of going for a #1/#2, it'd leave us in a better cap situation, and we really don't need a new starter at DT as much as a guy to spell and cover (well) for injuries.

TE - fauria, maybe chris baker (jets), but fauria would be a good pickup.

K - vinetari (unlikely), longwell, janikowski, anyone without chronic hamstring problems and an ability to make FGs when called. Novak is a no go, he kicks low and had too many blocks in such a short stint here.

CB - nate clements would be a great idea, though he might suffer from the champ bailey effect (tackles after the catch)... haven't seen him much, but he hasn't looked bad. R manning (panthers) would be a good pickup too. Springs is still our starter when not injuried, whoever said he should be moved to nickel is smoking... he's still much better than rogers at this point. for our #3 we should try to draft one so we have someone cheap and young since this CB market isn't very good. Make A brown a CB :P, he's fast, he's cheap, and he has no offensive production to his name. If we've got him hanging around, let's use him.

OL - remember we need good backups not starters, but we obviouslt need at leat a guard and a tackle that can play better than what we saw raymer do. He was done last year and i honestly don't know why we even bothered keeping him on the roster, he's a turnstile. Maybe draft some really huge guys here and hope they fare better than the last we took. We need at least one FA or draftee here who we KNOW is capable of starting if needed though, that seattle game was pitiful... the 43 year old was a great guy to have cause he could still play, but he's gone now.

LB - we need somebody if lavar is gone, holdman sucks (and isn't even good for depth). cato june might be nice, we need one starter and one quality backup though and i don't see any names that really stick out :/

P - anyone... frost has too many bad kicks to his good ones, though he is really fast for a punter.

PR/KR - someone that can dodge gunners and is fast (brown has no hands, betts keeps diving into the nearest pile)

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if i were GM - mocks vary greatly in where players will go, using averages:

WR - wayne + draft S Moss (3rd) - of offense needs the most help, this is the sureshot
TE - fauria - comes from a two TE offense, upgrade over royal
OL - best available for depth + draft (conditional 3rds, 4th-7th) - need a quality backup

DE - kampman + draft tapp (2nd)- cheap and looks ready for a breakout year
DT - bernard (seattle) - should be relatively cheap and can be a #2/#3
CB - draft (conditional 3rds, 4th-7th) - we need cheap and YOUNG here, posibly pickup R manning from the panthers if he's cheap
LB - Cato June, J winborn - we need a starter and a quality backup
lavar is probably gone, peterson is probably too expensive, june is a great pickup, next best is griesen... for a backup winborn (jags), mckinnon (though old), or N wayne are good ideas

K - longwell seems like he might be available, we need a big name though
P - I don't see anyone worth getting unless there's good draft prospects... hope tupa has another year or two until we can find someone promising.
PR/KR - good specialist prospects are available in the draft and guys like ponder and mcquarters might be free... this is the easiest place to make an upgrade

Resign:
Ryan Clark (only expensive (non-minimum) FA we have)
Demetric Evans
Rock Cartwright
Ethan Albright
Omar Stoutmire
Chris Clemons
Khary Campbell
Ade Jimoh
Cedric Killings

New starters at WR #2, TE #2, DE, nickel CB, LOLB and an OPEN competition at QB where JC wins if he's close.

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what do you guys think about having Adam Archuleta (Rams) back in secondary starting with Sean Taylor?

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Obviously Reggie Wayne would be ideal, but I imagine someone is going to have to pay through the nose for him.

I honestly think Eric Moulds gets a much worse rap than he deserves. That whole thing with Mularkey was blown way out of proportion was really Mularkey overreacting like a jackass than it was Moulds misbehaving. I am NOT one to defend immature, problem-child players in the least bit. My faith in the organization would be shaken to the core if we signed T.O.

Moulds has 10 years experience, he's pretty good size (6-2, 210), has been pretty consistent in production (800-1300 yards per season throughout his career). He's no superstar, but he keeps his mouth shut for the most part and does his job.

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Hey we could pick up Rod Gardner from Carolina.


:lol:

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I'd go as far as to say that all we need are 3 offensive lineman. Cut Raymer, Friedman, and Ikechuku. Sign everybody else on our current roster (on offense) and add 3 linemen. Steve Hutchinson (Dockery as back-up), and two other stud back ups (one for Thomas and one for Jansen). You will find that the offense is plenty improved just from the better line. Patten will do. Thrash will do, even Jacobs would do.

On the D, Sign all the FAs such as Clark, Holdman, etc. if you have a healthy Lavar willing to re-sign, then we're set. If Lavar won't come back, then get a DE in free agency, and we're set.

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[QUOTE=hurrykaine]I'd go as far as to say that all we need are 3 offensive lineman. Cut Raymer, Friedman, and Ikechuku. Sign everybody else on our current roster (on offense) and add 3 linemen. Steve Hutchinson (Dockery as back-up), and two other stud back ups (one for Thomas and one for Jansen). You will find that the offense is plenty improved just from the better line. Patten will do. Thrash will do, even Jacobs would do.

On the D, Sign all the FAs such as Clark, Holdman, etc. if you have a healthy Lavar willing to re-sign, then we're set. If Lavar won't come back, then get a DE in free agency, and we're set.[/QUOTE]

you realize how expensive it'd be to keep 8 starter OLs under contract? yikes. We need the WR, trash and jacobs won't do, they don't get open enough :(