***Official Free Agency/Trade Thread***
Jonathan Vilma traded to Saints for a conditional 2009 draft pick.
Corey Williams traded to Browns for likely a 2nd round pick. Gibril Wilson expected to sign with Oakland. Deshaun Foster signs with San Francisco. Jeff Faine to Tampa Bay. |
Justin Smiley signs with the dolphins
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Gibril Wilson and Mike Huff with their corners......that's a damn good secondary.
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Chiefs | D. Williams expected to visit team
Thu, 28 Feb 2008 22:35:53 -0800 Adam Caplan, of Scout.com, reports free agent LB Demorrio Williams (Falcons) is expected to visit the Kansas City Chiefs. who??? |
Demorrio would be a decent pickup. Undersized. Went to Nebraska.
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Kris Jenkins is on his way to the Jets for a 3rd and 5th.......
Jason Ferguson is reportedly going to be traded to the Dolphins. Andre Davis resigned with Houston. The Broncos are expected to sign Lance Briggs. |
The Packers traded franchise defensive tackle Corey Williams to the Browns for a second-round choice. Williams is expected to sign a six-year, $38 million contract. The Saints are close to finishing a trade for Jets linebacker Jonathan Vilma. Panthers defensive tackle Kris Jenkins is heading to the Jets for a third-and fifth-round pick. Vikings wide receiver Troy Williamson will go to the Jaguars for a sixth-round pick. Lions defensive tackle Shaun Rogers and Jaguars defensive tackle Marcus Stroud are also on the trading block and deals could move quickly involving them.
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From PFT
Also, a league source tells us that Chiefs defensive end Jimmy Wilkerson is heading to Tampa on Friday for a visit with the Bucs.
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Alan Faneca to the Jets - 4 years, 32 mill
Asante Samuel likely going to the Eagles Lito Shepperd still on the trade block |
Tampa Bay who only has 44 million dollars under the cap...
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They gave up picks for a guy who needs as few distractions in his life as possible. Living in NYC, tempatation will be everywhere. Faneca would have been better served going to the 49ers or Cardinals. |
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Listening to radio in Philadelphia:
ASANTE SAMUELS to sign with the Eagles...as if living here and hating the Eagles weren't enough... :cuss::cuss::cuss: |
So am I the only one that's glad the Chiefs haven't been in on alot of this?
Sounds like alot of picks and money being thrown around for guys that have BIG question marks. |
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The guy is a primary zone corner, who will now be asked to play m2m. This also means that Lito is on the block, and the Chiefs better be interested. |
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I'd move on Stroud, he's a stud, no ifs ands or buts about that one. |
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I'd move on both of them. They are young enough to really help for the long haul. |
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I don't. |
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http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3152012 Stroud, 29, has had chronic ankle problems in the past and during the offseason underwent microfracture surgery, a procedure typically used on knee injuries, to address the issue. |
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the Chiefs said they were going to cut vets, hoard draft picks, and play young guys...so far, they are doing just that and I'm glad... we'll pick up some 2nd and 3rd tier guys later.... the only place I'd really care to get a FA is a #2/3 WR and an OG... seriously, people are crying about not signing Faine? wake up people... |
Redman Resigned FWIW with the Fal****s
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The Chiefs have to spend wisely.
I'm not upset they haven't signed Faine, but they can't rely on a bunch of 3rd tier guys to fill crucial spots on this team. There aren't enough draft picks to solidy the entire line, defensive tackle, cornerback and wide receiver. They are going to have to spend it somewhere. |
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That, and I'm not exactly thrilled with the idea of taking our best OL and moving him to center. While we're at it, let's move Jared Allen to DT and Tony Gonzalez to FB. |
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the Jets are getting Carl-ed....thank god we aren't doing that anymore... |
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I'd bet that less than 10% of this board's membership has a clue as to who's the next best FA center under the age of 30 without looking it up. TBM is right. They can't fill all these holes in the draft, or with huge name stars like Anthony Alibi..... :rolleyes: |
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I'm shocked the Jets are moving in that direction. |
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I don't like the Vilma deal for a 2009 pick or giving up a 3rd for Jenkins, but it is what it is. |
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Jenkins is a guy who will get distracted by NYC. |
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I was surprised that they even had any visits lined up yet. |
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if our scouts and personel guys are as good as Herm and the Herm-lovers claim, then we certainly can.... I'm fine with another top 10 draft pick next year, and I certainly don't want to trade it for some schmoe named Faine....it all reeks of 8-8ism... |
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his best days are clearly behind him, as are Faneca's....rebuilding franchises should not be signing these guys... for once we are doing it right.... |
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Good OL under the age of 27 are hard to come by. Since we can't seem to develop our own, they better start thinking about getting on the phone and making a deal. I'm just curious: (directed at everyone) If people think Jeff Faine was overpaid, WTF do you expect Jacob Bell and Jake Scott to get? |
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Our scouts are a lot of the reason we are in this mess. Their evaluations of guys have hurt us just as much as the activity in FA. |
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I think the chiefs are in 2/3 year rebuilding mode at the moment. Next year is a wash... If we can solidify the line and get a couple of starters out of this draft...
THIS ****ING DEPRESSING. |
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I think we only need to be looking at FA's like Boone...the guy wasn't even a starter....he was great value draft this year, play the young guys, get another round of high picks next year and then start looking at FA's to fill gaps....i just think we're a year away from needing to care about FA at all.... with one exception: WR....there is an abundance of #2/3 WRs available this year, and I hope we pick one up.... |
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It was his wish list that got us guys like Kendrell Bell and Sammy Knight. |
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I love the name"gunt" it is perfect for that old dick |
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And don't forget Carlos Hall. ROFL
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He ****ing wanted Hall, Knight, Bell, Surtain, Siavii. This old back of shit set this roster back more than Vermeil. |
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I wouldn't call these pickups ''rebuilding the franchise'', they are more like essential plugs in some gaping holes. |
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It was clear that Spinner needed to go, but Carl brings Gunt back and gives him the keys to the defense? That's ****ing stupidity of the highest order. Sad thing is, these same dumb****s are still here. |
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Who was available at the time Robinson got canned, or who has moved into a D-Coordinator position with success since Gunt came home? |
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Don't really remember specifics. |
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As long as we get bryant johnson and brown i will be happy and another solid player on D or two.
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Kawika to Buffalo
http://www.buffalonews.com/258/story/288087.html The Buffalo Bills have reached an agreement with New York Giants free-agent outside linebacker Kawika Mitchell, The Buffalo News has learned. Meanwhile, former Pro Bowl defensive tackle Marcus Stroud of the Jacksonville Jaguars is scheduled to visit the Bills today. Stroud is not a free agent but has been given permission from the Jaguars to seek a trade. Mitchell, 28, is a five-year veteran who started 16 games for the Super Bowl champions last season. He's 6-foot-1 and 253 pounds. He figures to be an immediate upgrade at strong-side linebacker for the Bills' defense. Mitchell is expected in Buffalo later today to sign a contract. For the latest on the Bills, check back at Buffalonews.com and see Saturday's Buffalo News. |
ESPN.com front page is reporting Anderson and Cleveland have reached a deal, and that the Vilma to the Saints trade is done as well.
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Is Jerome Mathis worth going after
the Texans didn't get him signed who's their return man now |
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This offense needs all the help it can get
if you want the D to give them a short field -STs too it may be worth it to sign a know product even on a young team |
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Don't use that as your norm. Deals with players that old don't normally end up that well. |
Looking at the NFL.com free agent news page and not one mention of the Chiefs even talking to or planning to meet anyone.:shake:
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rotoworld.com
Jerry Porter-WR-Jaguars Feb. 29 - 1:25 pm et NFL Network's Adam Schefter reports that the Jaguars agreed to terms with Jerry Porter on a six-year, $30 million contract, with $10 million guaranteed. That's almost reasonable in this market. Jacksonville likes their wideouts bulky and Porter will help in the red zone, hurting Reggie Williams. Porter will start, probably opposite Williams or Matt Jones, with Dennis Northcutt in the slot. Porter should be a solid starter, their nominal "number one," but his fantasy potential is limited to WR3/4 status in a conservative spread-the-wealth offense. Troy Williamson's chance to make an impact just went down. |
Some of this isn't new, but...
Chiefs miss out on Faine, ready for Falcons linebacker's visit By ADAM TEICHER The Kansas City Star The Chiefs were anticipating today’s arrival of Atlanta linebacker Demorrio Williams as the NFL’s free agent market opened. The Chiefs were hoping for a visit from one of their other top free-agent targets, Seattle kicker Josh Brown. They never had a chance for New Orleans center Jeff Faine, who quickly accepted an offer from Tampa Bay. Dallas cornerback Jacques Reeves was scheduled to meet with the Chiefs on Tuesday. Their plans for Williams were immediately unclear. One starting linebacker is Derrick Johnson, who is only 25 and played well last season. But the Chiefs were disappointed in Napoleon Harris, who signed as a free agent last year. They are also concerned with the advancing age of the third starter, Donnie Edwards, who will be 35 in April. Williams, 27, started for the Falcons at outside linebacker last season. |
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DeMorrio Williams isn't a bad player. He's not great or anything, but he's young and would suit a cover-two scheme well because of his speed. I'd rather sign him to a cheap-ish deal and see what he has for a year or two as opposed to wasting time with a 35-year-old tackle-misser.
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Williams won't be a bad signing.
I was really hoping we'd fill that need in the Draft though. We need a Guard or Center, Wide Receiver and Corner through FA. |
Gay to visit Saints: New England Patriots cornerback Randall Gay is scheduled to visit with the New Orleans Saints on Saturday, and he also is drawing interest from Atlanta, Seattle, Tampa Bay, Detroit, Kansas City and New England. A source said Gay is likely to take around three visits, and is hoping to command a five-year deal in the range of $15 million to $25 million in total money.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slu...yhoo&type=lgns |
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