2014 NFL Free Agents

[OldSchool]

You forgot about: Malcolm Jenkins, FS, Saints. Brian Orakpo, OLB, Redskins.

[milkman]

Originally Posted by OldSchool

You forgot about: Malcolm Jenkins, FS, Saints. Brian Orakpo, OLB, Redskins.

Jenkins is a guy that intrigues me.

He's a really talented kid that hasn't, for some reason, played to his potential.

If you could get him at a reasonable price, he could be a low risk, high reward signing.

[OldSchool]

Originally Posted by milkman

Jenkins is a guy that intrigues me.

He's a really talented kid that hasn't, for some reason, played to his potential.

If you could get him at a reasonable price, he could be a low risk, high reward signing.

I would sign him to compete for the starting FS spot.

[Saccopoo]

Originally Posted by milkman

Jenkins is a guy that intrigues me.

He's a really talented kid that hasn't, for some reason, played to his potential.

If you could get him at a reasonable price, he could be a low risk, high reward signing.

They (Dorsey) seems to be inclined to these types of signings.

Jenkins or Nate Allen would be nice additions.

I also like Major Wright a lot and think he's just beginning to hit his stride. A little surprised that this ranking had him (and Riley Cooper) this high.

[milkman]

Originally Posted by Saccopoo

They (Dorsey) seems to be inclined to these types of signings.

Jenkins or Nate Allen would be nice additions.

I also like Major Wright a lot and think he's just beginning to hit his stride. A little surprised that this ranking had him (and Riley Cooper) this high.

Everytime you post something I agree with, I find myself questioning my opinions.

[Saccopoo]

Originally Posted by milkman

Everytime you post something I agree with, I find myself questioning my opinions.

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by Saccopoo

[ForeverChiefs58]

Originally Posted by OldSchool

You forgot about: Malcolm Jenkins, FS, Saints. Brian Orakpo, OLB, Redskins.

Orakpo is the 2nd one down for DE. I left off the bottom half off at Safety on accident

Quintin Mikell, S, Panthers. Age: 34.
Quintin Mikell has been solid at strong safety for Carolina this season, but given that he'll be 34 in mid-September, the Panthers will have to find a new player at that position sometime soon.


16. Kendrick Lewis, S, Chiefs. Age: 26.
Kendrick Lewis got off to a strong start in his career with two solid seasons, but has regressed since. Perhaps he'll be able to recapture what he had in 2010 and 2011.


17. Malcolm Jenkins, S, Saints. Age: 26.
Malcolm Jenkins has never lived up to expectations as a former first-round pick, but he has shown flashes at times. He just turned 26, so there's still plenty of time.


18. Nate Allen, S, Eagles. Age: 26.
Nate Allen has gotten a ton of flak from Philadelphia fans for underachieving as a former second-round pick, but he hasn't been that terrible. He improved a bit in 2013.


Ryan Clark, S, Steelers. Age: 35.
Ryan Clark, 35 in October, is no longer the quality safety he used to be. He has struggled at times this season and has hinted at retirement.


20. Yeremiah Bell, S, Cardinals. Age: 36.
Yeremiah Bell played surprisingly well this past season considering his age (36 in March), but he can't be counted on as a starter anymore going forward.


21. Charles Woodson, S, Raiders. Age: 37.
Charles Woodson is playing on his last legs. He'll be 38 in October.


22. Ed Reed, S, Jets. Age: 35.
Ed Reed should be a 1.5-star player, but I'm giving him two starts so I can post a write-up for him. Reed is done. He can't cover anymore. He should retire.