Free Agency Begins.....
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HARRINGTON ON THE MARKET, AGAIN
The top two quarterbacks selected in the 2002 draft are both unemployed.
Again.
A year after the Carolina Panthers and Atlanta Falcons signed David Carr and Joey Harrington, respectively, both players are back on the market.
Carr was previously cut loose by Carolina; Harrington was cut on Wednesday by the Falcons.
Carr was the first overall pick, by the Texans, in 2002. Harrington was selected by the Lions at No. 3.
The move leaves the Falcons with only two quarterbacks under contract -- Chris Redman and D.J. Shockley.
The top two quarterbacks selected in the 2002 draft are both unemployed.
Again.
A year after the Carolina Panthers and Atlanta Falcons signed David Carr and Joey Harrington, respectively, both players are back on the market.
Carr was previously cut loose by Carolina; Harrington was cut on Wednesday by the Falcons.
Carr was the first overall pick, by the Texans, in 2002. Harrington was selected by the Lions at No. 3.
The move leaves the Falcons with only two quarterbacks under contract -- Chris Redman and D.J. Shockley.
Tank Williams Signing with Patriots?
March 5: The Pioneer Press reports Williams will sign a one-year contract with the Patriots. Williams, 27, appeared in 13 games with two starts last season for the Vikings after missing all of 2006 because of a training-camp knee injury.
is he decent Viking fans? never seen him play really
March 5: The Pioneer Press reports Williams will sign a one-year contract with the Patriots. Williams, 27, appeared in 13 games with two starts last season for the Vikings after missing all of 2006 because of a training-camp knee injury.
is he decent Viking fans? never seen him play really
tennessee or seattle for hackett?
...Agent Kevin Robinson said last night that the Titans are the leaders for Hackett. That's if he doesn't re-sign in Seattle, and Robinson added that the Seahawks are neck-and-neck with Tennessee. He still hasn't heard from the Cowboys....
http://cowboysblog.dallasnews.com/ar...e-a-steal.html
...Agent Kevin Robinson said last night that the Titans are the leaders for Hackett. That's if he doesn't re-sign in Seattle, and Robinson added that the Seahawks are neck-and-neck with Tennessee. He still hasn't heard from the Cowboys....
http://cowboysblog.dallasnews.com/ar...e-a-steal.html
the freak rejoins titans
(wish i still had that poster i ripped to shreds when he got money hungrey and left for philly)
http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080306/SPORTS01/80306046/1027
(wish i still had that poster i ripped to shreds when he got money hungrey and left for philly)
http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080306/SPORTS01/80306046/1027
BENGALS BAG BLACKSTOCK
With a 2007 linebacker corps that couldn't stay healthy and Landon Johnson defecting for Carolina, the Cincinnati Bengals have agreed to terms with free-agent linebacker Darryl Blackstock, according to Geoff Hobson of Bengals.com.
Blackstock was a third-round draft pick of the Arizona Cardinals in 2005. The Cardinals opted not to utilize the one-year restricted free agency tender on Blackstock, making him an unrestricted free agent even though he has only three years of service.
He played college football at Virginia with Ahmad Brooks, who was selected by the Bengals in the third round of the 2006 supplemental draft.
With a 2007 linebacker corps that couldn't stay healthy and Landon Johnson defecting for Carolina, the Cincinnati Bengals have agreed to terms with free-agent linebacker Darryl Blackstock, according to Geoff Hobson of Bengals.com.
Blackstock was a third-round draft pick of the Arizona Cardinals in 2005. The Cardinals opted not to utilize the one-year restricted free agency tender on Blackstock, making him an unrestricted free agent even though he has only three years of service.
He played college football at Virginia with Ahmad Brooks, who was selected by the Bengals in the third round of the 2006 supplemental draft.
TRENT RETURNS TO ST. LOUIS
Seven seasons after leaving St. Louis, quarterback Trent Green is returning to town.
According to Adam Schefter of NFL Network, Green has agreed to terms with the Rams. Jay Glazer of FOXSports.com reports that it is a three-year, $9 million contract.
Green was a high-profile signing of the Rams in 1999. But Rodney Harrison, then of the Chargers, hit Green low during the preseason, setting the stage for the unlikely ascension of Kurt Warner. Green, who missed all of 1999 with a torn ACL, stayed with the Rams through the 2000 season. He started five games that year as an injury replacement for Warner.
In 2001, Green landed with the Chiefs, where he was reunited with former Rams coach Dick Vermeil. Green stayed in Kansas City until last year, when he was traded late in the offseason to the Dolphins.
In St. Louis, Green will be reunited with Al Saunders, the former offensive coordinator in Kansas City who then moved to Washington and now has the same gig with the Rams.
With Marc Bulger entrenched as the starter, Green likely won't be higher than No. 2 on the roster. The only other quarterback currently on the team is Brock Berlin.
Seven seasons after leaving St. Louis, quarterback Trent Green is returning to town.
According to Adam Schefter of NFL Network, Green has agreed to terms with the Rams. Jay Glazer of FOXSports.com reports that it is a three-year, $9 million contract.
Green was a high-profile signing of the Rams in 1999. But Rodney Harrison, then of the Chargers, hit Green low during the preseason, setting the stage for the unlikely ascension of Kurt Warner. Green, who missed all of 1999 with a torn ACL, stayed with the Rams through the 2000 season. He started five games that year as an injury replacement for Warner.
In 2001, Green landed with the Chiefs, where he was reunited with former Rams coach Dick Vermeil. Green stayed in Kansas City until last year, when he was traded late in the offseason to the Dolphins.
In St. Louis, Green will be reunited with Al Saunders, the former offensive coordinator in Kansas City who then moved to Washington and now has the same gig with the Rams.
With Marc Bulger entrenched as the starter, Green likely won't be higher than No. 2 on the roster. The only other quarterback currently on the team is Brock Berlin.