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Funny aspect: Bengals will get a third round compensatory pick this year for losing MJ, even as he's back on team.

@RapSheet #Browns brought Dwayne Bowe in to visit with the intention of not letting him leave. Big commitment to sign a top WR #Boweheldhostage If they've promised to retain him until he scores a TD, now that is commitment... In 2014, Bowe appeared in 15 games for the Chiefs and caught 60 passes for 754 yards receiving and no touchdowns. Pro Football Focus has him rated as the No. 45 receiver out of 110 qualifying players.

NFL Notes: Bears, Buccaneers, Panthers, Redskins, & Saints Bears veteran C Samson Satele is someone to keep an eye on for the Bears. Buccaneers Buccaneers will have the No. 1 waiver claim position until after Week 3 of the regular season. At that point in time, the waiver order will be determined by won-loss record. “It’s a huge deal,” GM Jason Licht said. “Bigger than people realize.” Panthers Joe Person takes a look at five potential free agent targets for the Panthers to watch in the coming weeks including: DE Osi Umenyiora, DE Mathias Kiwanuka, CB Charles Tillman, OLB Ashless Palmer, and LB Jacquian Williams. Redskins there is “mutual interest” between the Redskins and free agent S Taylor Mays, but they have yet to set up a visit. Saints free agent CB Patrick Robinson hasn’t ruled out the possibility of the re-signing with the Saints. Robinson will meet with the Steelers on Monday.

NFL Notes: Draft, Giants, Raiders, & Patriots Sam Bradford Could Be Trade Bait For Eagles To Move Up To No. 2 Overall? ESPN spoke to coaches at West Virginia’s Pro Day who said that they aren’t convinced that Sam Bradford will end up being the team’s starting quarterback, and don’t see him as a system fit in Philadelphia. Draft Indiana RB Tevin Coleman has visits scheduled with the Ravens, Panthers and Cardinals, Giants talks between the Giants and free agent S Stevie Brown remain open. Raiders Raiders GM Reggie McKenzie reiterated Saturday night that they are not pursuing free agent DE Greg Hardy. “At this point we don’t have any intentions of doing anything with him,” “His situation is a delicate one. He has something ongoing with the league also. Anything we do (regarding Hardy) is about information gathering, like we do with all the players.” Patriots there is a “strong belief” that once the Jets got involved in bidding for CB Darrelle Revis, it was over for the Patriots. waiting until last moment to lock up S Devin McCourty to a massive extension could have been prevented had they spoke to him during the year. they could have got McCourty under contract for something like $7.5 to $8 million per year, rather than the $9.5 million he signed for last week. Patriots should consider trading for Saints CB Keenan Lewis, offering a late second-round draft pick. Patriots coaching staff viewed WR Brandon Gibson as the Dolphins best receiver, which is why they got him under contract early on in free agency. The Patriots’ interest in veteran receiver Stevie Johnson is “real,

wow that is mean i don't have a left hand wtf ;(

Pie me or i will start back spamming Fa updates again

Only way is if no1 else makes them an offer, The way Wr are getting paid in this Fa i dont see them taking that kind of $

The San Diego Chargers announced Friday that they’ve signed CB Jimmy Wilson to a two-year deal.

RT @AdamSchefter: Vikings traded 5th-round pick to Miami for WR Mike Wallace and 7th-round pick, per league source. Posted Today, 06:51 PM Dolphins WR Mike Wallace has been on the phone with Minnesota Vikings for the last hour. trade involving Wallace is “likely.” This is just a speculative idea, but you would have to think the Raiders would be interested in at least discussing trade for Wallace given that they’ve stuck out on a number of skill players in free agency and have enough cap space that his contract wouldn’t be as much of an issue for them. After all, they have to spend a large portion of their cap this year and they are running out of worthy players to spend it on. Wallace, 28, signed a five-year, $60 million contract that included $30 million guaranteed with Miami back in 2013, so it clearly disappointing that this is something being talked about just a few years into this agreement. According to OverTheCap.com, trading Wallace outright would free up $5.5 million in cap space next year, but would also create $6.6 million in dead money. This season, Wallace caught 67 passses for 862 yards receiving and 10 touchdowns over the course of 16 games. Pro Football Focus has him rated as the N0. 53 receiver out of 110 qualifying players. Report: Mike Wallace Has Been Talking To Vikings, Trade Considered “Likely” Update: Dolphins WR Mike Wallace has been on the phone with Minnesota Vikings for the last hour. According to Salguero, a trade involving Wallace is “likely.” Wallace has texted his teammates saying that he has been on phone with Vikings GM Rick Spielman and HC Mike Zimmer, and is likely headed to the Vikings.

Bills are in fact signing WR Percy Harvin, to a one-year contract worth roughly $6 million.

Yea i want , I thought a 6th rounder for him sounded to high as well ....

Still pass on Brees as a 4th so not interested

So apparently the rumor is that the Saints are trading us drew brees for our 6th ...dunno about that I say keep our 6th we re-singed QB Joe Webb for our 3rd string qb already

Steelers Officially Sign RB DeAngelo Williams To A Two-Year Deal

James Dockery announced via his Twitter account Friday that he’s signed with the Oakland Raiders. Raiders have also signed punter Steven Clark to a contract on Friday. Dockery, 26, signed on with the Browns as an undrafted free agent out of back in 2011. The Panthers later claimed him off of waivers in March of last year. James Dockery @JamesDockery31 · 40m40 minutes ago It's official!! Welcome to the Dark Side! The one and only #NATION #ToGodBeTheGLOrY #CRU #CHIP https://instagram.com/p/0LrTCGy-pe/

Chiefs sign Jason Avant, Richard Gordon and Kelcie McCray

49ers could be making a last-minute play for WR Percy Harvin. In 2014, Harvin has caught 51 passes for 483 yards receiving while contributing another 202 yards on 33 carries (6.1 YPC) and two total touchdowns over the course of 13 games. Pro Football Focus has him rated as the No. 34 receiver out of 110 qualifying players.

NFL Notes: Bills, Chiefs, Raiders, Ravens, Redskins, & Texans Bills Bills won’t submit an offer sheet to Dolphins TE Charles Clay on Friday, but they are expected to make him an offer at some point in the near future. Chiefs Chiefs signed long snapper James Winchester. Raiders Raiders owner Mark Davis denied that they are negotiating with free agent DE Greg Hardy. “False, falser and falsest,” Davis told Tim Kawakami of the San Jose Mercury News. “That is not true.” However, Davis didn’t rule out the possibility that they could sign him to a contract at some point. “I’m not saying that, because I don’t know the details of the Hardy situation, but I’m saying that he’s somebody we are not negotiating with and I don’t believe we would be interested in at this point in time,” Davis said. “…I can tell you this: It has not been brought up to me and it would have to come to me… “I’ve said I’d rather be right than be consistent, but in this situation, I’m going to say that consistency is the most important.” Ravens free agent S Ron Parker could be a “strong fit” for the Ravens. Redskins free agent S Ron Parker could be a “strong fit” for the Redskins. Texans John McClain believes the Texans will eventually sign NT Vince Wilfork, but admits he could be wrong about this.

Reply Retweet Favorite More User Actions Follow Sammy WatkinsVerified account‏@sammywatkins We got @Percy_Harvin that's who I always tried to play like on the field now I'm ballin with him

Falcons hosted free agent TE Rob Housler for a visit on Friday. not sure if Housler left Atlanta without a contract or if the Falcons will sign him at some point. Falcons were hosting a tight end and a safety flying for visit on Friday, so it appears as though Housler was the tight end. Housler, 26, is a former third-round pick of the Cardinals who played out his rookie contract with the team. Many expected him to be a break out player in recent years, but Bruce Arians has never utilized the tight end position all that much in his offense, which could be one of the reason why his production was limited last year. In 2014, Housler appeared in 15 games and caught nine passes for 129 yards receiving for the Cardinals. Pro Football Focus has him rated as the No. 48 tight end out of 67 qualifying players.

Here’s a look at the current NFL cap space for each team. These figures are are as of March 13, per the NFLPA cap report. 2015 NFL Free Agents Reminder: Not every contract will be reflected in this cap figures, as they change frequently NFL Cap Space Rank Team Cap Room 1. Oakland Raiders $59,985,917 2. Tennessee Titans $45,161,480 3. New York Jets $43,288,943 4. Cleveland Browns $40,529,197 5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers $33,428,468 6. Jacksonville Jaguars $28,288,095 7. St. Louis Rams $27,076,342 8. Chicago Bears $25,086,038 9. Philadelphia Eagles $24,706,285 10. Atlanta Falcons $23,855,200 11. Cincinnati Bengals $22,584,342 12. San Diego Chargers $21,907,099 13. Green Bay Packers $21,885,142 14. Arizona Cardinals $20,688,148 15. Washington Redskins $19,209,081 16. Minnesota Vikings $18,770,066 17. New England Patriots $18,141,954 18. Indianapolis Colts $16,168,538 19. New York Giants $15,897,096 20. Denver Broncos $14,561,443 21. Buffalo Bills $14,478,284 22. San Francisco 49ers $14,416,310 23. Seattle Seahawks $14,181,990 24. Miami Dolphins $13,519,644 25. Carolina Panthers $12,985,920 26. Houston Texans $11,351,037 27. Baltimore Ravens $10,021,864 28. Dallas Cowboys $8,970,794 29. Detroit Lions $8,045,293 30. Pittsburgh Steelers $7,780,484 31. Kansas City Chiefs $2,930,920 32. New Orleans Saints $1,833,419 Division Breakdown Rank Teams Cap Space AFC East 21. Buffalo Bills $14,478,284 24. Miami Dolphins $13,519,644 17. New England Patriots $18,141,954 3. New York Jets $43,288,943 AFC North 27. Baltimore Ravens $10,021,864 11. Cincinnati Bengals $22,584,342 4. Cleveland Browns $40,529,197 30. Pittsburgh Steelers $7,780,484 AFC South 26. Houston Texans $11,351,037 18. Indianapolis Colts $16,168,538 6. Jacksonville Jaguars $28,288,095 2. Tennessee Titans $45,161,480 AFC West 20. Denver Broncos $14,561,443 31. Kansas City Chiefs $2,930,920 1. Oakland Raiders $59,985,917 12. San Diego Chargers $21,907,099 NFC East 28. Dallas Cowboys $8,970,794 19. New York Giants $15,897,096 9. Philadelphia Eagles $24,706,285 15. Washington Redskins $19,209,081 NFC North 8. Chicago Bears $25,086,038 29. Detroit Lions $8,045,293 13. Green Bay Packers $21,885,142 16. Minnesota Vikings $18,770,066 NFC South 10. Atlanta Falcons $23,855,200 25. Carolina Panthers $12,985,920 32. New Orleans Saints $1,833,419 5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers $33,428,468 NFC West 14. Arizona Cardinals $20,688,148 22. San Francisco 49ers $14,416,310 23. Seattle Seahawks $14,181,990 7. St. Louis Rams $27,076,342

I told everyone 5 days ago he was going to the Steelers NcPsa10, on 08 Mar 2015 - 9:41 PM, said:

Steelers are, in fact, signing former Panthers RB DeAngelo Williams to a contract. free agent RB DeAngelo Williams is is still at the Steelers’ facility on Friday, and it appears as though they a deal will be reached. Where will Dwill go topic/ i called it NcPsa10, on 08 Mar 2015 - 9:41 PM, said: