**OFFICIAL - 2007 Free Agent Listing** (1 Viewer)

Quarterback

Aaron Brooks, UFA

Drew Bledsoe, UFA

Rohan Davey, RFA, Arizona Cardinals

Damon Huard, UFA, Kansas City Chiefs - re-signed with Kansas City Chiefs

Jeff Garcia, UFA, Philadelphia Eagles - signed with Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Quinn Gray, RFA, Jacksonville Jaguars

Brad Johnson, UFA - signed with Dallas Cowboys

Shaun King, UFA, Indianapolis Colts

John Navarre, RFA, Arizona Cardinals

Patrick Ramsey, UFA

Tim Rattay, UFA, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Matt Schaub, RFA, Atlanta Falcons

Marques Tuiasosopo, UFA, Oakland Raiders

Anthony Wright, UFA, Cincinnati Bengals

Running Back

Mike Alstott, UFA, Tampa Bay Buccaneers - re-sgined with Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Kevan Barlow, UFA

Derrick Blaylock, UFA

Chris Brown, UFA, Tennessee Titans

Correll Buckhalter, UFA, Philadelphia Eagles

Najeh Davenport, UFA, Pittsburgh Steelers - re-signed with Pittsburgh Steelers

Ron Dayne, UFA, Houston Texans

Corey Dillon, UFA

Heath Evans, UFA, New England Patriots - re-signed with New Englad Patriots

T.J. Duckett, UFA, Washington Redskins

Nick Goings, UFA, Carolina Panthers

Ahman Green, UFA, Green Bay Packers - signed with Houston Texans

Justin Griffith, UFA, Atlanta Falcons

Verron Haynes, UFA

Maurice Hicks, RFA, San Francisco 49ers

Jamal Lewis, UFA

Sammy Morris, UFA, Miami Dolphins - signed with New England Patriots

Patrick Pass, UFA, New England Patriots

Chris Perry, RFA, Cincinnati Bengals - re-signed with Cincinnati Bengals

Artose Pinner, UFA, Minnesota Vikings

Dominic Rhodes, UFA, Indianapolis Colts

B.J. Sams, RFA, Baltimore Ravens

Marcel Shipp, UFA, Arizona Cardinals

Antowain Smith, UFA, Houston Texans

Musa Smith, UFA, Baltimore Ravens

Michael Turner, RFA, San Diego Chargers - tendered

Kenny Watson, UFA, Cincinnati Bengals - re-signed with Cincinnati Bengals

Wide Receiver

Drew Bennett, UFA, Tennessee Titans - signed with St. Louis Rams

Marc Boerigter, UFA, Green Bay Packers

Antonio Bryant, UFA

Tyrone Calico, UFA

Drew Carter, RFA, Carolina Panthers

Patrick Crayton, RFA, Dallas Cowboys

Terrence Copper, RFA, New Orleans Saints

Kevin Curtis, UFA, St. Louis Rams

Andre' Davis, UFA, Buffalo Bills

Bobby Engram, UFA, Seattle Seahawks

Justin Gage, UFA, Chicago Bears

D.J. Hackett, RFA, Seattle Seahawks - tendered

Karl Hankton, UFA

Joe Horn, UFA

Ashley Lelie, UFA, Atlanta Falcons - signed with San Francisco 49ers

Keenan McCardell, UFA

Shaun McDonald, UFA, St. Louis Rams

Billy McMullen, UFA, Minnesota Vikings

Eric Moulds, UFA

Dennis Northcutt, UFA - signed with Jacksonville Jaguars

Samie Parker, RFA, Kansas City Chiefs

Jerome Pathon, UFA, Atlanta Falcons

Willie Ponder, UFA, New York Giants

Edell Shepherd, RFA, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Donte Stallworth, UFA, Philadelphia Eagles

Brandon Stokely, UFA

Travis Taylor, UFA, Minnesota Vikings

Scottie Vines, RFA, Detroit Lions

Bobby Wade, UFA, Tennessee Titans

Peter Warrick, UFA, Seattle Seahawks

Wes Welker, RFA, Miami Dolphins

Kelley Washington, UFA, Cincinnati Bengals

Alvis Whitted, UFA, Oakland Raiders

Ernest Wilford, RFA, Jacksonville Jaguars

Tight End

Kyle Brady, UFA, Jacksonville Jaguars - signed with New England Patriots

Daniel Graham, UFA, New England Patriots

Ben Hartsock, RFA, Indianapolis Colts

Zach Hilton, UFA, New York Jets

Eric Johnson, UFA, San Francisco 49ers

Reggie Kelly, UFA, Cincinnati Bengals

Donald Lee, UFA, Green Bay Packers

Jerramy Stevens, UFA, Seattle Seahawks

Tony Stewart, UFA, Cincinnati Bengals

Ben Utecht, RFA, Indianapolis Colts

Boo Williams, UFA, New York Giants

Todd Yoder, UFA, Washington Redskins

Offensive Line

Jordan Black, UFA, Kansas City Chiefs

Ruben Brown, UFA, Chicago Bears

Cooper Carlisle, UFA, Denver Broncos

Dwayne Carswell, UFA, Denver Broncos

Marc Columbo, UFA, Dallas Cowboys

Kris Dielman, UFA, San Diego Chargers - re-signed with San Diego Chargers

Leonard Davis UFA Arizona Cardinals - signed with Dallas Cowboys

Derrick Dockery, UFA, Washington Redskins - signed with Buffalo Bills

Nat Dorsey, RFA, Cleveland Browns

Mike Gandy, UFA, Buffalo Bills - re-signed with Buffalo Bills

Chris Gray, UFA, Seattle Seahawks

Andre Gurode, UFA, Dallas Cowboys - re-signed with Dallas Cowboys

Norm Katnik, RFA, New York Jets

Ryan Lilja, RFA, Indianapolis Colts

Sean Locklear, RFA, Seattle Seahawks - tendered

Damion McIntosh, UFA, Miami Dolphins - signed with Kansas City Chiefs

Roman Oben, UFA, San Diego Chargers

Luke Petitgout, UFA

Brian Rimpf, RFA, Baltimore Ravens

Max Starks RFA Pittsburgh Steelers - tendered

Eric Steinbach, UFA, Bengals - signed with Cleveland Browns

Todd Steussie, UFA, St. Louis Rams

Floyd Womack, UFA, Seattle Seahawks

Defensive End

Allen, Jared, KC - RFA

Bowens, David, MIA - UFA

Coleman, Kenyon, DAL - UFA

Freeney, Dwight, IND - UFA - franchised by Indianapolis Colts

Geathers, Robert, CIN - RFA

Grant, Charles, NO - UFA - franchised by New Orleans Saints

Johnson, Jarrett, BAL - UFA

Kelsay, Chris, BUF - UFA

Kerney, Patrick, ATL - UFA

McCray, Bobby, JAX - RFA

Pryce, Trevor, BAL - UFA

Redding, Cory, DET - UFA - franchised by Detroit Lions

Scott, Darrion, MIN - RFA

Thomas, Juqua, PHI - UFA - re-signed with Philadelphia Eagles

White, Dewayne, TB - UFA - signed with Detroit Lions

Defensive Tackle

Vonnie Holliday, UFA, Miami Dolphins - re-signed with Miami Dolphins

Edward Jasper, UFA, Philadelphia Eagles

Cullen Jenkins, RFA, Green Bay Packers - re-signed with Green Bay Packers

Chad Lavalais, RFA, Atlanta Falcons

Hollis Thomas, UFA, New Orleans Saints - re-signed with New Orleans Saints

Robaire Smith, UFA, Tennessee Titans

Michael Myers, UFA, Denver Broncos

Terdell Sands UFA Oakland Raiders re-signed with Oakland Raiders

Linebacker

Lavar Arrington, UFA

Chase Blackburn, ERFA, New York Giants

Chad Brown, UFA, Pittsburgh Steelers

James Darling, UFA, Arizona Cardinals

Na'il Diggs, UFA, Carolina Panthers

Donnie Edwards, UFA, San Diego Chargers

Carlos Emmons, UFA

London Fletcher UFA Buffalo Bills - signed with Washington Redskins

Randall Godfrey, UFA, San Diego Chargers

Cato June, UFA, Indianapolis Colts

Kawika Mitchell, UFA, Kansas City Chiefs

Rob Morris, UFA, Indianapolis Colts - re-signed with Indianapolis Colts

Joey Porter, UFA

Adalius Thomas, UFA, Baltimore Ravens - signed with New England Patriots

Cornerback

Roc Alexander, RFA, Denver Broncos

Jordan Babineaux, RFA, Seattle Seahawks - tendered

Nate Clements, UFA, Buffalo Bills - signed with San Franciso 49ers

Jason David, RFA, Indianapolis Colts

Randall Gay, RFA, New England Patriots

Nick Harper, UFA, Indianapolis Colts

David Macklin, UFA, Arizona Cardinals

Safety

Tyrone Carter, UFA, Pittsburgh Steelers

Deon Grant, UFA, Jacksonville Jaguars

Ken Hamlin, UFA, Seattle Seahawks

Michael Lewis, UFA, Philadelphia Eagles - signed with San Franciso 49ers

Donnie Nickey, UFA, Tennessee Titans

Tony Parrish, UFA, San Francisco 49ers

Ernest Shazor, ERFA, Arizona Cardinals

B.J. Ward, RFA, Baltimore Ravens

Gibril Wilson, RFA, New York Giants

Kicker

Josh Brown, UFA, Seattle Seahawks - franchised by Seatlte Seahawks

Josh Scobee, RFA, Jacksonville Jaguars

Lawrence Tynes, RFA, Kansas City Chiefs

Punter

Michael Koenen, ERFA, Atlanta Falcons

Matt Turk, UFA, St. Louis Rams

Also see http://www.draftdaddy.com/prospects/freeagent.cfm for a site with free agent rankings

Scout.com

Let me know if there are any players missing or players who are no longer free agents, Thanks

fridayfrenzy said:

Quarterbacks

Rohan Davey, RFA, Arizona Cardinals

Damon Huard, UFA, Kansas City Chiefs

Shaun King, UFA, Indianapolis Colts

John Navarre, RFA, Arizona Cardinals

Tim Rattay, UFA, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Matt Schaub, RFA, Atlanta Falcons

Anthony Wright, UFA, Cincinnati Bengals

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Gruden wants one.http://www.bradenton.com/mld/bradenton/sports/16363960.htm

While worded poorly in article above,(they're not FA) I could see these guys being available too

Potential free agents include Jake Plummer, Drew Bledsoe, Daunte Culpepper, Jeff Garcia, Byron Leftwich and David Carr.

Also Gruden seems to like Rattay

great info friday frenzy, thanks

Chris Simms and Bryan Thomas have signed contract extensions already.

D.J. Hackett, RFA, Seattle Seahawks - interesting to see what level the Hawks tender him at. He out playing most of the other WRs on the team.

fridayfrenzy

I believe TJ Duckett is a UFA this year

The Bills signed Lindell to a 5 year extension last week.

Not much to pick from...

Unless the Rams decide to part company with Bruce and go with Kevin Curtis, Curtis could be a nice little scoop for a team in need.

fridayfrenzy said:

Quarterback

Rohan Davey, RFA, Arizona Cardinals

Damon Huard, UFA, Kansas City Chiefs

Shaun King, UFA, Indianapolis Colts

John Navarre, RFA, Arizona Cardinals

Tim Rattay, UFA, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Matt Schaub, RFA, Atlanta Falcons

Anthony Wright, UFA, Cincinnati Bengals

Running Back

Chris Brown, UFA, Tennessee Titans

Correll Buckhalter, UFA, Philadelphia Eagles

Najeh Davenport, UFA, Pittsburgh Steelers

Nick Goings, UFA, Carolina Panthers

Ahman Green, UFA, Green Bay Packers

Maurice Hicks, RFA, San Francisco 49ers

Patrick Pass, UFA, New England Patriots

B.J. Sams, RFA, Baltimore Ravens

Marcel Shipp, UFA, Arizona Cardinals

Antowain Smith, UFA, Houston Texans

Michael Turner, RFA, San Diego Chargers

Wide Receiver

Drew Bennett, UFA, Tennessee Titans

Marc Boerigter, UFA, Green Bay Packers

David Boston, UFA, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Tyrone Calico, UFA, Tennessee Titans

Patrick Crayton, RFA, Dallas Cowboys

Kevin Curtis, UFA, St. Louis Rams

Andre' Davis, UFA, Buffalo Bills

Bobby Engram, UFA, Seattle Seahawks

Justin Gage, UFA, Chicago Bears

D.J. Hackett, RFA, Seattle Seahawks

Keenan McCardell, UFA, San Diego Chargers

Shaun McDonald, UFA, St. Louis Rams

Samie Parker, RFA, Kansas City Chiefs

Jerome Pathon, UFA, Atlanta Falcons

Willie Ponder, UFA, New York Giants

Edell Shepherd, RFA, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Travis Taylor, UFA, Minnesota Vikings

Scottie Vines, RFA, Detroit Lions

Bobby Wade, UFA, Tennessee Titans

Peter Warrick, UFA, Seattle Seahawks

Kelley Washington, UFA, Cincinnati Bengals

Alvis Whitted, UFA, Oakland Raiders

Ernest Wilford, RFA, Jacksonville Jaguars

Tight End

Kyle Brady, UFA, Jacksonville Jaguars

Tony Gonzalez, UFA, Kansas City Chiefs

Daniel Graham, UFA, New England Patriots

Ben Hartsock, RFA, Indianapolis Colts

Zach Hilton, UFA, New York Jets

Eric Johnson, UFA, San Francisco 49ers

Reggie Kelly, UFA, Cincinnati Bengals

Jerramy Stevens, UFA, Seattle Seahawks

Boo Williams, UFA, New York Giants

Offensive Line

Eric Steinbach, UFA, Bengals

Jordan Black, UFA, Kansas City Chiefs

Dwayne Carswell, UFA, Denver Broncos

Leonard Davis UFA Arizona Cardinals

Derrick Dockery, UFA, Washington Redskins

Nat Dorsey, RFA, Cleveland Browns

Mike Gandy, UFA, Buffalo Bills

Chris Gray, UFA, Seattle Seahawks

Norm Katnik, RFA, New York Jets

Ryan Lilja, RFA, Indianapolis Colts

Sean Locklear, RFA, Seattle Seahawks

Roman Oben, UFA, San Diego Chargers

Brian Rimpf, RFA, Baltimore Ravens

Max Starks RFA Pittsburgh Steelers

Eric Steinbach, UFA, Cincinnati Bengals

Todd Steussie, UFA, St. Louis Rams

Floyd Womack, UFA, Seattle Seahawks

Kris Dielman, UFA, San Diego

Damion McIntosh, UFA, Miami Dolphins

Defensive End

Allen, Jared, KC - RFA

Bowens, David, MIA - UFA

Coleman, Kenyon, DAL - UFA

Freeney, Dwight, IND - UFA

Geathers, Robert, CIN - RFA

Gbaja-Biamila, Kabeer, GB - UFA

Kelsay, Chris, BUF - UFA

Kerney, Patrick, ATL - UFA

Little, Leonard, STL - UFA

McCray, Bobby, JAX - RFA

Pryce, Trevor, BAL - UFA

Redding, Cory, DET - UFA

Scott, Darrion, MIN - RFA

Smith, Justin, CIN - UFA

Thomas, Juqua, PHI - UFA

White, Dewayne, TB - UFA

Defensive Tackle

Vonnie Holliday, UFA, Miami Dolphins

Edward Jasper, UFA, Philadelphia Eagles

Chad Lavalais, RFA, Atlanta Falcons

Hollis Thomas, UFA, New Orleans Saints

Robaire Smith, UFA, Tennessee Titans

Michael Myers, UFA, Denver Broncos

Terdell Sands UFA Oakland Raiders

Linebacker

Chase Blackburn, ERFA, New York Giants

Lance Briggs, UFA, Chicago Bears

Chad Brown, UFA, Pittsburgh Steelers

James Darling, UFA, Arizona Cardinals

Na'il Diggs, UFA, Carolina Panthers

London Fletcher UFA Buffalo Bills

Randall Godfrey, UFA, San Diego Chargers

Cato June, UFA, Indianapolis Colts

Kawika Mitchell, UFA, Kansas City Chiefs

Rob Morris, UFA, Indianapolis Colts

Adalius Thomas, UFA, Baltimore Ravens

Cornerback

Roc Alexander, RFA, Denver Broncos

Jordan Babineaux, RFA, Seattle Seahawks

Nate Clements, UFA, Buffalo Bills

Jason David, RFA, Indianapolis Colts

Randall Gay, RFA, New England Patriots

Nick Harper, UFA, Indianapolis Colts

David Macklin, UFA, Arizona Cardinals

Asante Samuel UFA New England Patriots

Safety

Tyrone Carter, UFA, Pittsburgh Steelers

Deon Grant, UFA, Jacksonville Jaguars

Ken Hamlin, UFA, Seattle Seahawks

Michael Lewis, UFA, Philadelphia Eagles

Donnie Nickey, UFA, Tennessee Titans

Tony Parrish, UFA, San Francisco 49ers

Ernest Shazor, ERFA, Arizona Cardinals

B.J. Ward, RFA, Baltimore Ravens

Gibril Wilson, RFA, New York Giants

Kicker

Josh Brown, UFA, Seattle Seahawks

Josh Scobee, RFA, Jacksonville Jaguars

Lawrence Tynes, RFA, Kansas City Chiefs

Punter

Michael Koenen, ERFA, Atlanta Falcons

Matt Turk, UFA, St. Louis Rams

Let me know if there are any players missing or players who are no longer free agents, Thanks

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Bolded some players I'll be keeping an eye on

I think Mike Furrey is the only 1,000 yard free agent receiver and he is not on your list either - worth watching also.

Not that much offensive talent out there this year, but a TON of defensive talent.

IMO, especially with the Jets making the playoffs, they'd be absolutely crazy not to pony up for Michael Turner. I think he could truly be the heir apparent to Curtis Martin.

From the Eagles, Donte Stallworth will be an UFA and I'm almost certain that Jeff Garcia and LJ Smith will be as well.

Resigning Stallworth is a must. The word in Philly is that they may already have an agreement in place with Stallworth but he won't be signed until after the start of FA. According to the terms of the trade with NO, if Stallworth is resigned before the start of FA, the Eagles would owe NO a 3rd. If he's resigned after the start of FA or not resigned at all, the Eagles owe NO a 4th. Thus their desire to finalize a deal with Stallworth after the start of FA.

Personally I would let LJ Smith go and make a strong play for Daniel Graham at TE. While he doesn't bring the big play ability that Smith has, he's more consistent and a better blocker which would fit well in their increased attention to running the ball.

Ben Hartsock is with the Titans. Tyrone Calico was released, so he's been a free agent all year.

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I believe L. Little signed an extension w/ STL

NFZ said:

I think Mike Furrey is the only 1,000 yard free agent receiver and he is not on your list either - worth watching also.

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I think he's RFAKitna was clamorring for them to give him a good amount before they cleaned out their lockers. They didn't and Kitna was miffed.

Bizkiteer said:

I believe L. Little signed an extension w/ STL

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You are correcthttp://www.sportsline.com/nfl/story/9815641

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Cooper Carlisle of the Broncos (guard) will be a UFA.

i thought Musa Smith was an UFA? - and Dominic Rhodes too?

GroveDiesel said:

Not that much offensive talent out there this year, but a TON of defensive talent. IMO, especially with the Jets making the playoffs, they'd be absolutely crazy not to pony up for Michael Turner. I think he could truly be the heir apparent to Curtis Martin.

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Agreed, lots of D talent.The Michael Turner issue is all about compensation. He's an RFA, and I would be shocked if he was not tendered at a 1st and 3rd. Much as Turner looks great, if I were the Jets, I wouldn't be willing to trade a 1st rounder for him. I'm much more interested in seeing the Jets bring in someone to play DE instead of Von Oelhoffen.

Great thread, thanks Friday Frenzy.

I believe that San Diego LB Donnie Edwards is a UFA.

IMHO, of the FAs mentioned above, the following FAs will actually be in demand:

Quarterback

Damon Huard, UFA, Kansas City Chiefs

His performance this year will make some team decide that he could compete for the starting job

Tim Rattay, UFA, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Some team will take a look at him as a backup/starter in a West Coast system

Matt Schaub, RFA, Atlanta Falcons

Will be in demand, but the tender will decide if the price in draft picks will be too much

Running Back

Chris Brown, UFA, Tennessee Titans

He will get some looks. Wanted starter money, but his season will dictate that the most he can hope for is a shot at a starting job. I think he is insurance.

Correll Buckhalter, UFA, Philadelphia Eagles

He will get some looks. His injury history will limit his market value. Probably stays in Philly.

Najeh Davenport, UFA, Pittsburgh Steelers

He gets some looks

T.J. Duckett, UFA, Washington Redskins

He didn't do much for the Redskins or the Falcons, but a team looking for a big back as a compliment will give him some money. Not much, but some.

Ahman Green, UFA, Green Bay Packers

I think his age and his past injury problems make him a risk. A team will take a chance on him as a compliment. If Favre stays, I think Green stays.

Michael Turner, RFA, San Diego Chargers

Like Schaub, the interest will be there, but the tender may make the cost in draft picks too much for a team to pay him lamont Jordan money.

Wide Receiver

Drew Bennett, UFA, Tennessee Titans

Someone will want him to be their #2. And they'll pay him to be it.

Kevin Curtis, UFA, St. Louis Rams

Someone will want him to be their #2. And they'll pay him to be it.

Mike Furrey, RFA, Detroit Lions

A great year for him and at the right time. A team will look to him to be their #1. He'll get good money, but I don't think he's a #1 WR.

D.J. Hackett, RFA, Seattle Seahawks

He has been getting a lot of looks from Hasselbeck lately. Teams will move to make him a #2.

Donte Stallworth, UFA, Philadelphia Eagles

I think he stays in Philly. Has the talent, but an injury history. Teams will be reluctant to give him a lot of up front money.

Ernest Wilford, RFA, Jacksonville Jaguars

His size will warrant some attention on the open market.

Tight End

Tony Gonzalez, UFA, Kansas City Chiefs

Will want big $$$ and will probably get it. I think it will be too much to give for a talented TE who may be past his prime.

Daniel Graham, UFA, New England Patriots

Teams will be interested in Graham.

Eric Johnson, UFA, San Francisco 49ers

Ditto for EJ, but his injury history may slow the market for him.

Jerramy Stevens, UFA, Seattle Seahawks

Very talented TE. From Washington area, so may stay. Underachiever IMO , but the NFL see things as potential; and, he has it.

Offensive Line

Eric Steinbach, UFA, Bengals

He will be one of the most sought after free agents.

Leonard Davis UFA Arizona Cardinals

Has potential. Has underachieved. He won't get big OLT money, but he should get good coin. A team can try him at OG or OLT.

Sean Locklear, RFA, Seattle Seahawks

Seattle will tender him, so he'll stay put.

Roman Oben, UFA, San Diego Chargers

Played well in SD before his injuries. A team needing a LT will try him as a stop gap.

Max Starks RFA Pittsburgh Steelers

Steelers will tender him, so he'll stay put.

Floyd Womack, UFA, Seattle Seahawks

Somebody will pay him good money as a backup. He can play OG and OT.

Defensive End

Allen, Jared, KC - RFA

KC will tender so he'll stay.

Freeney, Dwight, IND - UFA

If Indy can tag him, they will.

McCray, Bobby, JAX - RFA

Jags will tender him, making the price to get him too much to pay.

Pryce, Trevor, BAL - UFA

Prior back history will scare some off, but he'll find a job.



Linebacker

Lance Briggs, UFA, Chicago Bears

Will be 2nd most sought after FA

London Fletcher UFA Buffalo Bills

Bills may decide they need a bigger LB. Had a great year and teams will be knocking on his door.

Cato June, UFA, Indianapolis Colts

Not sure Indy will have enough $$$ to keep the players on the Defensive side of the ball. June will have suitors.

Adalius Thomas, UFA, Baltimore Ravens

Great season. Will be one of the most sought after FAs.

Rob Morris, UFA, Indianapolis Colts

Doubt Colts can pay to keep him, so like most Colt LBs he will go the FA route.

Donnie Edwards, San Diego Chargers

His contract expires. He is getting a little long in the tooth, but he has played well.

Cornerback

Nate Clements, UFA, Buffalo Bills

IMO he will get the most $$$ this offseason. He will be the most sought after since CBs usually are - nexxt to QB; but the money he demands will limit the real players for his services.

Asante Samuel UFA New England Patriots

Teams looking for a cheaper alternative to Clements will lock onto Samuel.

T Man said:

IMO he will get the most $$$ this offseason. He will be the most sought after since CBs usually are - nexxt to QB

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That's a year to year thing. The value of CB via franchise tag(avg of top 5) has really fluctuated.

JetMaxx said:

From the Eagles, Donte Stallworth will be an UFA and I'm almost certain that Jeff Garcia and LJ Smith will be as well.Resigning Stallworth is a must. The word in Philly is that they may already have an agreement in place with Stallworth but he won't be signed until after the start of FA. According to the terms of the trade with NO, if Stallworth is resigned before the start of FA, the Eagles would owe NO a 3rd. If he's resigned after the start of FA or not resigned at all, the Eagles owe NO a 4th. Thus their desire to finalize a deal with Stallworth after the start of FA.Personally I would let LJ Smith go and make a strong play for Daniel Graham at TE. While he doesn't bring the big play ability that Smith has, he's more consistent and a better blocker which would fit well in their increased attention to running the ball.

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Could be wrong but I read somewhere that Stallworth was the only starter the Eagles don't have signed through next year. fridayfrenzy.Cato June, welcome to the eagles.

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Of course, there are always a few surprise cuts to add to this list. Any rumors floating around of the potential players to be shown the door?

KGB was signed to a seven-year contract by Green Bay on April 3, 2003.

He'll be in GB for awhile. (Unless he gets cut, which is possible)

WR Drew Carter and Green Bay DT Cullen Jenkins are restricted free agents. Jenkins is the brother of CAR DT Kris Jenkins and is on the verge of becoming a force.

Aaronstory said:

KGB was signed to a seven-year contract by Green Bay on April 3, 2003.He'll be in GB for awhile. (Unless he gets cut, which is possible)

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Yep, was going to post the same thing.6.5 Mil next year. #2 or 3 on the Packers in salary. Wonder what the cap hit will be to let him go.Give this money to Al Harris and Cullen Jenkins imo.

good idea to start this thread, but it doesn't make much sense unless it's a comprehensive listing. which apparently, this isn't.

baronson said:

good idea to start this thread, but it doesn't make much sense unless it's a comprehensive listing. which apparently, this isn't.

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Then feel free to add/remove names.Even if not complete, it seems to cover the more significant names (and then some), which is probably good enough for our purposes here.

baronson said:

good idea to start this thread, but it doesn't make much sense unless it's a comprehensive listing. which apparently, this isn't.

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here is a link to a list of Top FA's of 2007not sure if it's ALL FA ...it may be the same as FF listed in the 1st post.

http://www.footballsfuture.com/2007/nfl/freeagents.html

Wasn't musa smith a FA? Maybe I am off here....

zamboni said:

baronson said:

good idea to start this thread, but it doesn't make much sense unless it's a comprehensive listing. which apparently, this isn't.

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Then feel free to add/remove names.Even if not complete, it seems to cover the more significant names (and then some), which is probably good enough for our purposes here.

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i consider RBs like musa smith and dominic rhodes to be two of the more significant names (if only b/c they're RBs), yet they appear nowhere. which is kinda my point.

baronson said:

zamboni said:

baronson said:

good idea to start this thread, but it doesn't make much sense unless it's a comprehensive listing. which apparently, this isn't.

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Then feel free to add/remove names.Even if not complete, it seems to cover the more significant names (and then some), which is probably good enough for our purposes here.

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i consider RBs like musa smith and dominic rhodes to be two of the more significant names (if only b/c they're RBs), yet they appear nowhere. which is kinda my point.

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I didn't realize they were missing - definitely are worth noting.

baronson said:

good idea to start this thread, but it doesn't make much sense unless it's a comprehensive listing. which apparently, this isn't.

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Thats what its working towards, and thanks for your help with that.

Kevin Curtis signed with Condon. He didn't have an agent in 06. I imagine that's to get him to be a starter somewhere.

Bri said:

Kevin Curtis signed with Condon. He didn't have an agent in 06. I imagine that's to get him to be a starter somewhere.

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I would like to see the Vikings try and sign him. He would be good in a West Coast offense - catch and run. Couple this with the drafting of a WR and maybe they won't be that bad (hoping)!

baronson said:

zamboni said:

baronson said:

good idea to start this thread, but it doesn't make much sense unless it's a comprehensive listing. which apparently, this isn't.

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Then feel free to add/remove names.Even if not complete, it seems to cover the more significant names (and then some), which is probably good enough for our purposes here.

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i consider RBs like musa smith and dominic rhodes to be two of the more significant names (if only b/c they're RBs), yet they appear nowhere. which is kinda my point.

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So rather than contribute, you'd just like to make snide remarks and make your 'point'.Got it.

Bri said:

T Man said:

IMO he will get the most $$$ this offseason. He will be the most sought after since CBs usually are - nexxt to QB

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That's a year to year thing. The value of CB via franchise tag(avg of top 5) has really fluctuated.

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Not sure what the franchise tag value has to do with anything. CBs are one of the top paid positions in the league and Clements believes that he's a top 5 CB. My guess is that he is going to want a deal that will average about an $8M cap number per year.

TheLastDispatch said:

JetMaxx said:

From the Eagles, Donte Stallworth will be an UFA and I'm almost certain that Jeff Garcia and LJ Smith will be as well.Resigning Stallworth is a must. The word in Philly is that they may already have an agreement in place with Stallworth but he won't be signed until after the start of FA. According to the terms of the trade with NO, if Stallworth is resigned before the start of FA, the Eagles would owe NO a 3rd. If he's resigned after the start of FA or not resigned at all, the Eagles owe NO a 4th. Thus their desire to finalize a deal with Stallworth after the start of FA.Personally I would let LJ Smith go and make a strong play for Daniel Graham at TE. While he doesn't bring the big play ability that Smith has, he's more consistent and a better blocker which would fit well in their increased attention to running the ball.

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Could be wrong but I read somewhere that Stallworth was the only starter the Eagles don't have signed through next year. fridayfrenzy.Cato June, welcome to the eagles.

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I thought I heard the guys on the morning show on SportsTalk 950 yesterday say that the Eagles didn't have a nearly as much money this offseason as they have had in years past. That could affect their FA signings. It will be interesting to see if they want to keep Garcia around as well. If Garcia plays well in the playoffs and the Eagles win a few games, I think Garcia could command more than what the Eagles will want to pay. So then they'd be back to a bunch of scrubs behind the oft-injured McNabb.

T Man said:

Mike Furrey, RFA, Detroit LionsA great year for him and at the right time. A team will look to him to be their #1. He'll get good money, but I don't think he's a #1 WR.

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What team is going to look for Mike Furrey to be their #1?

Just my opinion but I think the most sought after UFA by offensive skill position will be QB Damon Huard, RB Chris Brown, WR Kevin Curtis, TE Daniel Graham. If their teams don't lock them up I feel they have the best chance at landing a big contract from their position.

The UFA QB position looks weak. There may be better prospects if others get cut.

Warhogs said:

Just my opinion but I think the most sought after UFA by offensive skill position will be QB Damon Huard, RB Chris Brown, WR Kevin Curtis, TE Daniel Graham. If their teams don't lock them up I feel they have the best chance at landing a big contract from their position.

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I'd love to see the Jets go after Graham. Mangini could dig again at Belichick, not to mention that Graham is a good receiving option and a great blocker.As for Brown, I agree that he could stand to benefit from a weak UFA RB class, but I don't see him being handed a starting gig. I see most RB-hungry teams using the rookie draft.

Charles Grant

I believe Kevin Curtis will be the most sought after UFA & Matt Schaub the most popular RFA.

It'll be interesting to see what Curtis can do if he gets out from the shadow of Holt & Bruce. He's underrated, IMO. As far as Schaub, I think ATL will be reluctant to let him go & will match any half-way reasonable offer.

BTW, Kansas City & Minnesoata immediately came to mind when I thought about Curtis' destination. Miami, New England, Oakland, San Diego, Tennessee, Chicago, Dallas, San Francisco, & Tampa Bay are the other most likely teams to sign him, IMO.

5Rings said:

Charles Grant

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Yep, he'll be a hot FA if the Saints don't give him an extension (which I fully expect them to).Needs to be added to the list.

JetMaxx said:

According to the terms of the trade with NO, if Stallworth is resigned before the start of FA, the Eagles would owe NO a 3rd. If he's resigned after the start of FA or not resigned at all, the Eagles owe NO a 4th.

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You sure about that? I thought the Saints got the 3rd as long as Philly resigned him. If your terms are correct, the deal seems pretty pointless. Why would the Eagles ever sign him early if it was going to cost them a 3rd round pick? Doesn't make sense to me. Link?

GroveDiesel said:

Bri said:

T Man said:

IMO he will get the most $$$ this offseason. He will be the most sought after since CBs usually are - nexxt to QB

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That's a year to year thing. The value of CB via franchise tag(avg of top 5) has really fluctuated.

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Not sure what the franchise tag value has to do with anything. CBs are one of the top paid positions in the league and Clements believes that he's a top 5 CB. My guess is that he is going to want a deal that will average about an $8M cap number per year.

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franchise tag will show ya the value of the top 5 at a specific position.I thought the same as you last year but there was a chart at NFLPA, reposted here. (Example #s) It was like 7 mil, 4 mil, 5 mil, 6 mil, 4 mil or somesuch.It was used in a few articles too, to show the "market" in signing free agents. I'll see if I can find it.