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Another twitter recommendation.  For salary cap & contract analysis, Joel Corry is interesting

https://twitter.com/corryjoel

 

He put together an interesting article re: potential asking prices of some of the tagged players and top free agents

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-football/25502585/agents-take-how-much-should-top-free-agents-tagged-players-target

Here, for instance, is what he thinks agents might propose for Weddle:


 

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Eric Weddle, Safety
Contract package: 4 years, $33 million
Guaranteed money: $17.5 million

The 2015 season was a 16-game leaguewide audition for Weddle after his relationship with the Chargers started to deteriorate when his offseason efforts for a new deal were rebuffed. For the first time since 2009, Weddle didn't earn All-Pro honors. Although Weddle turned 31 in January, it's hard to imagine him being interested in a deal worth less than the $8 million per year in his expiring contract that was signed five years ago. The Raiders would be getting much younger at free safety by signing him to replace the recently retired Charles Woodson. The Panthers could also use an upgrade at safety, and coach Ron Rivera was Weddle's defensive coordinator in San Diego for three seasons (2008-10). Signing Weddle would require Kurt Coleman to move into free agent Roman Harper's strong safety slot. Weddle could also fill a pressing defensive need for the Giants.


 

 

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The Jacksonville Jaguars announced Thursday that they’ve released veteran DE Chris Clemons.

Clemons, 34, was entering the third year of his four-year, $17.5 million contract that included $5.475 million guaranteed. He was set to make a base salary of $2.975 million for the 2016 season.

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NFL Transactions: Thursday 3/3
 

Cardinals
Cardinals extended low-round tenders to RFAs WR Jaron Brown, S Tony Jefferson, and S D.J. Swearinger. 

Chargers
Chargers released ILB Donald Butler. 
Chargers released RB Donald Brown, LB Kavell Conner and LB Chi Chi Ariguzo. 

Colts
Colts made a qualifying offer to RFA TE Jack Doyle.

Giants
Giants used a low-round tender on RFA TE Larry Donnell. 

Jaguars
Jaguars released G Zane Beadles. 
Jaguars released DE Chris Clemons. 

Lions
Lions re-signed DT Tyrunn Walker to a one-year deal. 
Lions tendered contracts to exclusive rights free agents: WR Corey Fuller, RB George Winn, DT Khyri Thornton, LB Brandon Copeland, S Isaiah Johnson, and C Braxston Cave. 

Panthers
Panthers released DE Charles Johnson. 
Panthers re-signed G Chris Scott. 
Panthers released DT Dwan Edwards. 
Panthers waived OT Nate Chandler. 

Ravens
Ravens released LB Daryl Smith. 
Ravens declined DE Chris Canty‘s option. 

Texans
Texans released RB Arian Foster. 
Texans released TE Garrett Graham. 
Texans released S Rahim Moore. 

Titans
Titans re-signed RB Antonio Andrews. 

 

  • Rand Getlin reports that the Patriots will not tender restricted free agent DL Sealver Siliga, which means he’ll test the open market.
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1 hour ago, NcPsa10 said:

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Seahawks WR Jermaine Kearse reiterated Thursday that he does not plan to return to Seattle and is looking forward to finding a new home.

This guy was a Panther killer.  To think those guys will keep on rolling is delusional.

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2 hours ago, NcPsa10 said:

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Seahawks WR Jermaine Kearse reiterated Thursday that he does not plan to return to Seattle and is looking forward to finding a new home.

This I find interesting.  He's always played against us well.  He hasn't produced enough per season for any crazy contract but well enough for a team to solidly invest in him as a proven young asset to grow with a squad. 

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2 hours ago, NcPsa10 said:

NFL Transactions: Thursday 3/3
 

Cardinals
Cardinals extended low-round tenders to RFAs WR Jaron Brown, S Tony Jefferson, and S D.J. Swearinger. 

Chargers
Chargers released ILB Donald Butler. 
Chargers released RB Donald Brown, LB Kavell Conner and LB Chi Chi Ariguzo. 

Colts
Colts made a qualifying offer to RFA TE Jack Doyle.

Giants
Giants used a low-round tender on RFA TE Larry Donnell. 

Jaguars
Jaguars released G Zane Beadles. 
Jaguars released DE Chris Clemons. 

Lions
Lions re-signed DT Tyrunn Walker to a one-year deal. 
Lions tendered contracts to exclusive rights free agents: WR Corey Fuller, RB George Winn, DT Khyri Thornton, LB Brandon Copeland, S Isaiah Johnson, and C Braxston Cave. 

Panthers
Panthers released DE Charles Johnson. 
Panthers re-signed G Chris Scott. 
Panthers released DT Dwan Edwards. 
Panthers waived OT Nate Chandler. 

Ravens
Ravens released LB Daryl Smith. 
Ravens declined DE Chris Canty‘s option. 

Texans
Texans released RB Arian Foster. 
Texans released TE Garrett Graham. 
Texans released S Rahim Moore. 

Titans
Titans re-signed RB Antonio Andrews. 

 

  • Rand Getlin reports that the Patriots will not tender restricted free agent DL Sealver Siliga, which means he’ll test the open market.

Great stuff man. Where do you find this kind of info?

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4 hours ago, KB_fan said:

Another twitter recommendation.  For salary cap & contract analysis, Joel Corry is interesting

https://twitter.com/corryjoel

 

He put together an interesting article re: potential asking prices of some of the tagged players and top free agents

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-football/25502585/agents-take-how-much-should-top-free-agents-tagged-players-target

Here, for instance, is what he thinks agents might propose for Weddle:


 

 

No way Gettleman is going to give Eric Weddle 4 years and $33 million.  Raiders, yes, but not us.

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48 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

No way Gettleman is going to give Eric Weddle 4 years and $33 million.  Raiders, yes, but not us.

Depends on how it's structured.  Most NFL contracts have a bunch of fluff added so agents can brag about getting so and so this or that.  Guaranteed money is all that matters.  That 4 year, $33M deal might contain a voidable 4th year at $14M or something like that.  Sure, it's a 4 year, $33M contract on paper, but in reality it's a 3 year, $19M contract.

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