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Browns center Alex Mack is expected to exercise the opt-out clause in his contract, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported Monday.
Opting out would make Mack a free agent, but Rapoport said that Mack eventually returning to the Browns on a new contract is “a real possibility.”
A three-time Pro Bowler, Mack would likely demand big money on the open market and has to weigh that against the $8 million he’s scheduled to make from the Browns in 2016. Mack signed a restricted free agent offer sheet with the Jaguars in 2014 but the Browns matched it to keep him.
That new contract included $26 million guaranteed and the opportunity to opt out of it before 2016. Mack, 30, had never missed a snap before his Oct. 2014 leg injury and returned to start all 16 games last season.
Resolving Mack’s situation isn’t the only big issue the newest Browns regime faces with the offensive line. The Browns have said they’re committed to keeping Pro Bowl left tackle Joe Thomas, who’s under contract but would likely demand at least a first-round pick back in a potential trade. Right tackle Mitchell Schwartz will also become a free agent next month unless he signs a new deal with the Browns before then.
Opting out would make Mack a free agent, but Rapoport said that Mack eventually returning to the Browns on a new contract is “a real possibility.”
A three-time Pro Bowler, Mack would likely demand big money on the open market and has to weigh that against the $8 million he’s scheduled to make from the Browns in 2016. Mack signed a restricted free agent offer sheet with the Jaguars in 2014 but the Browns matched it to keep him.
That new contract included $26 million guaranteed and the opportunity to opt out of it before 2016. Mack, 30, had never missed a snap before his Oct. 2014 leg injury and returned to start all 16 games last season.
Resolving Mack’s situation isn’t the only big issue the newest Browns regime faces with the offensive line. The Browns have said they’re committed to keeping Pro Bowl left tackle Joe Thomas, who’s under contract but would likely demand at least a first-round pick back in a potential trade. Right tackle Mitchell Schwartz will also become a free agent next month unless he signs a new deal with the Browns before then.
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Arizona Cardinals
Taking care of their own and improving the pass rush are bigger priorities butCoby Fleener, who had head coach Bruce Arians as his offensive coordinator during his rookie season with the Indianapolis Colts in 2012, would be an upgrade at tight end. Fleener's price tag may be too high for a reunion to take place.
Atlanta Falcons
The Falcons need to put more pressure on opposing quarterbacks after generating a league-worst 19 sacks in 2015. Outside linebacker Bruce Irvincould be on head coach Dan Quinn's radar screen. The Atlanta native expressed a desire to reunite with Quinn, his former Seattle Seahawks defensive coordinator, last offseason shortly after his 2016 fifth-year option for $7.751 million wasn't picked up.
The hole at strong safety became more pronounced with the release of William Moore. IfEric Berry isn't franchised by the Kansas City Chiefs, the Falcons could make a run at him since assistant general manager Scott Pioli drafted him when he was running the Chiefs.
The interior of the offensive line also needs to be addressed. Offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan had center Alex Mack, who is expected to void the three remaining years of his contract worth $24 million, during his one year as the Cleveland Browns' play caller in 2014. Pioli also used a second-round pick in 2012 on offensive guard Jeff Allen as Kansas City's general manager.
Baltimore Ravens
The Ravens won't have the salary cap room to be major players in free agency even if quarterback Joe Flacco renegotiates his contract to lower his $28.55 million cap number, which is third-highest in the NFL for 2016. Evan Mathis, who has expressed a desire to remain with the Broncos, could be a much cheaper option at left guard if Kelechi Osemele lands a mega contract elsewhere in free agency. Quarterbacks coach Marty Mornhinweg and offensive line coach Juan Castillo were offensive and defensive coordinator respectively during the early part of Mathis' tenure with thePhiladelphia Eagles.
Carolina Panthers
Jason Pierre-Paul departing the Big Apple for the NFC champions would allow Dave Gettleman, who was a front office executive with the New York Giantsprior to becoming general manager in 2013, to get younger at defensive end. Strong safety Roman Harper is a free agent because the last two years of his contract voided. Head coach Ron Rivera was free safety Eric Weddle's defensive coordinator with the San Diego Chargers for three seasons (2008-2010). Signing Weddle would require Kurt Coleman to move into Harper's slot. Although the five-time All-Pro is 31 years old, it's hard to imagine him being interested in a deal less than the $8 million per year in his expiring contract that was signed five years ago.
Chicago Bears
A roster purge took place last offseason after the regime change because the existing personnel wasn't a good match under general manager Ryan Pace and head coach John Fox. The roster makeover will continue this offseason. Pace has suggested that he isn't going to make splash signings in free agency despite having close to $60 million in cap space. Fox may look to raid the Super Bowl 50 champion Broncos by targeting some of his former players. Defensive end Malik Jackson's asking price might be too rich for Pace's blood since his salary floor should be the $10.25 million per year Mike Daniels and Corey Liuget received on their extensions with the Green Bay Packers and San Diego Chargers. Unrestricted free agent inside linebacker Shea McClellinwouldn't be missed if Danny Trevathan was signed to take his place.
Cleveland Browns
New head coach Hue Jackson would like the migration from Cincinnati to Cleveland to be more than just him. Marvin Jones or Mohamed Sanu would immediately become Cleveland's best wide receiver by signing with the in-state rival. Andre Smith could be an option if Mitchell Schwartz becomes one of the highest-paid right tackles elsewhere. Cleveland's new emphasis on analytics may prevent a pursuit of free safety Reggie Nelson because he is seven years older than Tashaun Gipson. The 25-year-old reportedly would like to stay in Cleveland but is prepared to move on since there hasn't been much dialogue between the team and his agent.
Denver Broncos
Besides keeping as much of the defense together as possible and re-signing quarterback Brock Osweiler, upgrading the offensive line should be the priority. Signing Ravens left guard Osemele, who had Kubiak as offensive coordinator in 2014, is probably just wishful thinking considering the five-year, $40 million contract (which includes $22.5 million in guarantees) that Mike Iupati received from the Arizona Cardinals in free agency last year may be an important salary benchmark for him. Two of Kubiak's offensive linemen, guard Brandon Brooks and center Ben Jones, from his eight-year stint with the Houston Texans are also available.
Houston Texans
Safety has been an issue ever since signing an aging Ed Reed in free agency was a priority over retaining Glover Quin three years ago. Landing Eric Berry, who had defensive coordinator Romeo Crennel as head coach in Kansas City during the 2012 season, would be a very expensive solution to the problem at safety. It may require making Berry the NFL's highest-paid safety, which is currently Earl Thomas(Seahawks) at $10 million per year.
Indianapolis Colts
Younger pass-rushing outside linebackers are needed as Trent Cole, who was a disappointment as a free agent signee last offseason, and Robert Mathis are in their mid-thirties. Courtney Upshaw would have an easy transition since Ted Monachino, his position coach with the Ravens, is Indianapolis' new defensive coordinator.
Jacksonville Jaguars
It wouldn't be a surprise if the Jaguars continued their trend of reuniting head coach Gus Bradley with the players he had as defensive coordinator of the Seattle Seahawks to try to fix a porous defense. Irvin will likely price himself out of the Pacific Northwest if the five-year, $46.25 million deal that defensive end Vinny Curryrecently signed with the Philadelphia Eagles is an important data point to him.
Kansas City Chiefs
Offensive guard is an issue because Ben Grubbs may be forced to retire because of neck problems and Allen is a free agent. Andy Reid was Mathis' head coach in Philadelphia for two seasons (2011 and 2012). Cornerback becomes a need for 2015's third-best defense in points allowed if Sean Smith leaves. General manager John Dorsey could reach back to his Green Bay Packers roots by replacing Smith with Casey Hayward.
Miami Dolphins
Lamar Miller wants to be a workhorse running back, which may not be possible under new head coach Adam Gase with 2015 fifth-round pick Jay Ajayi waiting in the wings. Matt Forte could be a short-term solution to pair with Ajayi provided he is comfortable with the same type of role he had last season in Chicago with Gase calling the plays once he returned from an MCL sprain. His contract should make him the league's highest-paid running back to sign after turning 30 but probably won't be much more than the three-year, $12 million contract Frank Gore received last offseason from the Colts as a free agent. A cheaper alternative would be Ronnie Hillman, who had Gase as offensive coordinator in Denver for the 2013 and 2014 seasons.
Cornerback Brent Grimes becoming a cap casualty could open the door for Adam Jones to follow defensive coordinator Vance Joseph, who was his position coach in Cincinnati the last two seasons, to Miami. Although Jones had one of his finest seasons in 2015, the move would be swapping one aging cornerback for another
Minnesota Vikings
George Iloka could fit the bill if finding a safety to pair with Harrison Smith is on Minnesota's free agency to-do list. Head coach Mike Zimmer was his defensive coordinator in Cincinnati during his first two NFL seasons.
Guard Richie Incognito would upgrade an offensive line that helped Adrian Peterson win the NFL rushing title. New offensive line coach Tony Sparano was Incognito's head coach in 2010 and 2011 when he was with the Dolphins.
It remains to be seen whether Minnesota will move on from Mike Wallace, who was acquired from the Dolphins last offseason. His $11.5 million salary and cap number could be used to convince Cincinnati speedster Jones to join the fold.
New Orleans Saints
It's hard to imagine the Saints being aggressive in free agency because of poor results with high-end signings in recent years and quarterback Drew Brees' league high $30 million cap number as another restraint. Assistant general manager/college scouting director Jeff Ireland drafted cornerback Sean Smith and defensive end Olivier Vernon, who may be franchised, when he was Miami's general manager. Both players are probably out of the Saints' price range.
Offensive guard should be addressed after Jahri Evans' refusal to take a pay cut led to his release. Incognito got the richest deal of his career at $4.3 million per year in 2011 during Ireland's tenure with the Dolphins.
New York Giants
The release of tackle William Beatty and guard Geoff Schwartz practically ensures that the offensive line will be given attention in free agency. Defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo was Incognito's head coach in his final year with the Rams in 2009. Incognito seems to have matured since wearing out his welcome with Spagnuolo. At 32 years old, left tackle Donald Penn may be a little long in the tooth but offensive coordinator Mike Sullivan held the same position with the Tampa Bay Buccaneersduring Penn's last two seasons (2012 and 2013) with the club.
The defense needs to be remade after ranking last in the NFL in total and pass defense. Former Detroit Lions general manager Martin Mayhew was recently added as director of football operations/special projects. It may speak volumes that re-signing defensive tackleNick Fairley wasn't a top priority when it became apparent that Ndamukong Suh was leaving last offseason. Mayhew might recommend that the Giants pursue 2015 Lions defensive tackle Tyrunn Walker or outside linebacker Tahir Whitehead instead.
New York Jets
General Manager Mike Maccagnan could look to his former employer, the Texans, to address his needs at guard. Brooks is arguably the second-best free agent guard on an expiring rookie contract. There doesn't appear to be cap room to find a high quality cornerback to replace Antonio Cromartie, who was given his walking papers. Head coach Todd Bowles was Smith's position coach in Miami for his first three seasons in the NFL.
Oakland Raiders
Improving the secondary should be a focus of general manager Reggie McKenzie. The Raiders would be getting younger at free safety by signing the 32-year-old Nelson, who played for head coach Jack Del Rio in Jacksonville, to replace the recently retired Charles Woodson. It may be necessary to find another pass rusher because of linebacker Aldon Smith's year-long suspension that runs through the middle of November. Irvin could be on Oakland's radar screen since defensive coordinator Ken Norton, Jr. was his position coach for three years in Seattle.
With over $65 million in cap space, Oakland can get in the Jackson sweepstakes even though he isn't an edge rusher. Del Rio was his defensive coordinator for three years in Denver.
Philadelphia Eagles
The focus has been on extending the contracts of core players (tight end Zach Ertz, safety Malcolm Jenkins, offensive tackle Lane Johnson, etc.) long before free agency becomes an issue. Quarterback Chase Daniel becomes a viable option if the Eagles decide Sam Bradford is too expensive. He was new head coach Doug Pederson's backup signal caller for the three years he was Kansas City's offensive coordinator.
The interior of the offensive line needs to be addressed as former head coach Chip Kelly released Mathis last offseason because of a contract dispute. Allen, whose rookie contract with the Chiefs is expiring, had his best NFL season in 2015.
Tennessee Titans
Doug Martin took advantage of the Buccaneers declining to pick up his 2016 fifth year option for $5.621 million with a career rebirth. He was second in the NFL last season with 1,402 rushing yards. After seeing how Martin took pressure off first overall pick Jameis Winston as Tampa Bay's director of player personnel, new general manager Jon Robinson might feel using some of Tennessee's almost $50 million in cap space on the running back could do the same for 2014 Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Marcus Mariota.
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Dr. Octopus
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Maybe because until he actually opts out he's not a free agent. Maybe they don't want to make that assumption.
Bracie Smathers
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Maybe but they say their rankings include 'prospective' free agents.
*The following are PFT’s top 100 free agents for the 2016 league year. The rankings include prospective unrestricted free agents
The post above noted Alex Mack is expected to be a free agent.
*Browns center Alex Mack is expected to exercise the opt-out clause in his contract, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported Monday.
Opting out would make Mack a free agent, but Rapoport said that Mack eventually returning to the Browns on a new contract is “a real possibility.”
That would seem to make him a prospective free agent.
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I was just stating a reason why they may have possibly left him off - not interested in an argument based on semantics. Maybe it was just an oversight.
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ason Cole of B/R reports that there’s “mutual interest” between the Dolphins and veteran OL Geoff Schwartz regarding a potential deal down the line.
This is the first reported interest we’ve seen in regards to Schwartz, who was cut loose by the Giants a few weeks ago.
Schwartz is at an advantage as he can meet with prospective teams before the market opens, so we should have a decent idea of his options in the coming weeks.
Schwartz, 29, was in the third year of his four-year, $16.8 million contract that included $6.2 million guaranteed he he was released in a move that freed up $2,991,666 in available cap space for the Giants.
In 2015, Schwartz was limited to appearing in 11 games for the Giants. Pro Football Focus has him rated as the No. 22 guard out of 82 qualifying players.
This is the first reported interest we’ve seen in regards to Schwartz, who was cut loose by the Giants a few weeks ago.
Schwartz is at an advantage as he can meet with prospective teams before the market opens, so we should have a decent idea of his options in the coming weeks.
Schwartz, 29, was in the third year of his four-year, $16.8 million contract that included $6.2 million guaranteed he he was released in a move that freed up $2,991,666 in available cap space for the Giants.
In 2015, Schwartz was limited to appearing in 11 games for the Giants. Pro Football Focus has him rated as the No. 22 guard out of 82 qualifying players.
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ProFootballTalk @ProFootballTalk 5m5 minutes ago
Panthers put the franchise tag on cornerback Josh Norman http://wp.me/p14QSB-9ZD4
Panthers put the franchise tag on cornerback Josh Norman http://wp.me/p14QSB-9ZD4
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Jason La Canfora @JasonLaCanfora 3m3 minutes ago
Bills have submitted paperwork placing the non-exclusive franchise tag on tackle Cordy Glenn
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Ian Rapoport @RapSheet 7m7 minutes ago
The #Bills have informed Mario Williams he was released, as @JosinaAnderson said. Not a surprise, but becomes a big-time FA now.
Bills have submitted paperwork placing the non-exclusive franchise tag on tackle Cordy Glenn
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Ian Rapoport @RapSheet 7m7 minutes ago
The #Bills have informed Mario Williams he was released, as @JosinaAnderson said. Not a surprise, but becomes a big-time FA now.
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Ian Rapoport @RapSheet 7m7 minutes ago
The#Bills have informed Mario Williams he was released, as @JosinaAnderson said. Not a surprise, but becomes a big-time FA now.
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Chris Russell @Russellmania621 8m8 minutes ago
As just reported on@1067theFan - per @granthpaulsen the #Redskins are placing the franchise tag on @KirkCousins8 for 2016.
As just reported on
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Spotrac @spotrac 1m1 minute ago
Most 2016 Cap $ Cleared via Release, Restructure, Retirement#Rams: $22.9M #Bills: $21.3M #Saints: $17.5M #Lions: $12.3M #Giants: $11.6M
Most 2016 Cap $ Cleared via Release, Restructure, Retirement
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Donny Loved Bowling
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I don't think any of these are particularly bold.
Von Miller about to make some serious bank? Check.
Raiders and Jaguars have crazy money to spend? Well, duh.
Kelechi Osmele and Sean Smith are good players about to get paid? Ya think?
Breathtaking insight.
FUBAR
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Some serious bank is a given.
Highest paid defender? Less of a given but not outlandish. That will change in a year anyway.
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massraider
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The Giants were destroyed by injuries last year. If I'm not mistaken there was an early part of the season where all their starting DBs were out and a couple weeks later all their backups. At one point, the LB injuries built up and they had their fullback fill-in.
A while back the Bengals had a year like that and it seemed like a free agency bonus when everyone returned healthy.
After last year, they have a not so easy job of evaluating and building that D though.
I like Prince Amukamara. I think they're out of patience but a new team with the right coach will land a nice player there.
A while back the Bengals had a year like that and it seemed like a free agency bonus when everyone returned healthy.
After last year, they have a not so easy job of evaluating and building that D though.
I like Prince Amukamara. I think they're out of patience but a new team with the right coach will land a nice player there.
Titans re-signed Stevens and Antonio Andrews. They also signed CB McCain
He was rated the best slot CB one year and also the worst another year by PFF.
From what I can tell he greatly struggles against taller WRs. At 5-9 that makes some sense but a few teams wanted him and ....it's a very curious signing.
He was rated the best slot CB one year and also the worst another year by PFF.
From what I can tell he greatly struggles against taller WRs. At 5-9 that makes some sense but a few teams wanted him and ....it's a very curious signing.
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FUBAR
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now you're confusing me.
are you suggesting Heath was a better blocker than Allen? That would be contrary to what I've read or seen.
BigSteelThrill
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I almost asked you the same thing... but in reverse. Yes, Miller was an outstanding blocker.
FUBAR
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interesting. I don't subscribe to PFF but other rankings (bleacher report for one) rank Allen as better as of 2014 anyway. Allen was criminally underutilized as a receiver but seems to be among the best blockers at the position.
one rumor has Allen signing with the Patriots which would be interesting.
BigSteelThrill
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I actually like Allen for Pitt because he is a good blocker. He certainly isnt one of the weak psuedo-wideouts in that regard.
I know PFF is not end all or be all but I'd say they at least get in the ballpark on blocking rankings and most of all seem to be best source available for fans. Allen ranked 133 out of 137 TE's in run blocking rating and 107 out of 136 TE's in pass blocking rating. That's horrendous. He graded out great in 2014 and subpar in 2013 so if anything to me he's an inconsistent blocker but based on his showing last year labeling him inconsistent is being kind.
Personally I think he is a very over rated injury prone player who is not really good at anything. I hear people say he's a multi-faceted player who gives a team a ton of options as a someone who can line up all over, catch and block. He's just an all around average player to me who is not overly good at anything and can't stay even stay on the field. I'd pass.
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Rand Getlin @Rand_Getlin 20m20 minutes ago
One player generating a ton of early interest?#Seahawks OG J.R. Sweezy. I'm told at least 10 teams have expressed serious interest.
Ian Rapoport @RapSheet 8m8 minutes ago
Jahri Evans visit to#Bills is interesting, anyway. But with talks with Richie Incognito at a standstill, there is drama in the guard market
Charles Robinson @CharlesRobinson 39m39 minutes ago
Contrary to what I'm hearing from a few analysts, I do not believe the Dallas#Cowboys are in play right now for Robert Griffin.
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Safety George Iloka has gotten serious interest from #Falcons #Giants #Lions & #Vikings & #Bengals - who want him back & door remains open
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/03/07/report-browns-pursuing-marvin-jones/
Report: Browns pursuing Marvin Jones
Posted by Zac Jackson on March 7, 2016, 12:48 PM EST
One player generating a ton of early interest?
Ian Rapoport
Jahri Evans visit to
Charles Robinson
Contrary to what I'm hearing from a few analysts, I do not believe the Dallas
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Safety George Iloka has gotten serious interest from #Falcons #Giants #Lions & #Vikings & #Bengals - who want him back & door remains open
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/03/07/report-browns-pursuing-marvin-jones/
Report: Browns pursuing Marvin Jones
Posted by Zac Jackson on March 7, 2016, 12:48 PM EST
Just wanted to say this Charles Robinson guy absolutely killed it in FA on twitter last year. Was without a doubt the best follow, dude broke stuff left and right.
First few days of NFL full on FA is my favorite few days of the year for twitter and to me he's the best follow. Just my public service announcement.
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Feel free to update in here for those of us still stuck in 1996.
Center and Safety re-signed
MONDAY, MARCH 7, 2016
TEAM
PLAYER
TRANSACTION
Cincinnati Bengals
T.J. Johnson
re-signed, One-year contract (through 2016)
Denver Broncos
Peyton Manning
retired
Pittsburgh Steelers
Robert Golden
re-signed, Three-year contract (through 2018)
MONDAY, MARCH 7, 2016
TEAM
PLAYER
TRANSACTION
Cincinnati Bengals
T.J. Johnson
re-signed, One-year contract (through 2016)
Denver Broncos
Peyton Manning
retired
Pittsburgh Steelers
Robert Golden
re-signed, Three-year contract (through 2018)
Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter 6m6 minutes ago
Eagles-Dolphins now trying to finalize trade that will send Kiko Alonso and Byron Maxwell to MIA for draft-pick comp, per league source.
Eagles-Dolphins now trying to finalize trade that will send Kiko Alonso and Byron Maxwell to MIA for draft-pick comp, per league source.
RUMOR-
Dolphins to remove transition tag from Olivier Vernon.
This is strong enough that a few teams are also rumored to be signing him
Found this explanation confusing as Jason Cole states they're not eligible for comp picks then closes the video saying "again, they may pull tag....to get comp picks down the line"
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2622596-insider-buzz-dolphins-may-pull-transition-tag-from-de-olivier-vernon
Dolphins to remove transition tag from Olivier Vernon.
This is strong enough that a few teams are also rumored to be signing him
Found this explanation confusing as Jason Cole states they're not eligible for comp picks then closes the video saying "again, they may pull tag....to get comp picks down the line"
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2622596-insider-buzz-dolphins-may-pull-transition-tag-from-de-olivier-vernon
Ian Rapoport
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#Eagles have made it known that it's not just DeMarco Murray who is available, but also Ryan Mathews, as well, for the right price.
✔@RapSheet
#Eagles have made it known that it's not just DeMarco Murray who is available, but also Ryan Mathews, as well, for the right price.
Pro Football Rumors has a few here
http://www.profootballrumors.com/coles-latest-harrison-vernon-mack-ayers/
Titans to sign Damon Harrison, Jets NT
Falcons and Rams want Alex Mack
Ayers looking for 10mil from Gmen
Raiders and Niners looking to sign top free agent CB
http://www.profootballrumors.com/coles-latest-harrison-vernon-mack-ayers/
Titans to sign Damon Harrison, Jets NT
Falcons and Rams want Alex Mack
Ayers looking for 10mil from Gmen
Raiders and Niners looking to sign top free agent CB
Dallas Cowboys news @dmn_cowboys 8m8 minutes ago
Report: Ex-Cowboy Joseph Randle ordered to go to mental health facility http://dlvr.it/KjlWtK
Report: Ex-Cowboy Joseph Randle ordered to go to mental health facility http://dlvr.it/KjlWtK
TheFanatic
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Any word on Alfred Morris. MFL just sent out an email saying:
But the link goes to an MFL website update notice. Did he sign with someone else?
All the Redskins leaving seem to be doing a "thanks for the memories" or "goodbye to fans" type post, tweet, etc
I guess it's a nice way to leave and all but with Morris some writers are quoting his "goodbye post" and then saying "if he returns...." so it could just be a negotiation ploy
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I guess that means that Matthews isn't on the market anymore...Bri said:
