2010 Class of Unrestricted Free Agents

[UnoDallas]

http://nfllabor.com/2010/02/17/2010-class-of-unrestricted-free-agents/

anybody peek you guys interest ?

 

[Cowboy Brian]

WR Terrell Owens.



Seriously nobody only person I could see us going after is a DT like Fred Robbins or someone. (to be backup, obv.)

 

[Thick 'N Hearty]

Drew Rosenhaus? Really? :laugh2:

No comment.

 

[Future]

Neil Rackers and Shane Graham :laugh2:

 

[cowboyjoe]

http://nfllabor.com/2010/02/17/2010-class-of-unrestricted-free-agents/

anybody peek you guys interest ?

Chester Taylor
Scott Fujita LB
Chester Pitts OG
Richard Seymour DE DT
Langston Walker OT
Casey Hampton NT
Casey Rabach C
Neil Rackers and
Shane Graham
Fred Robbins NT DT

 

[EPL0c0]

fred robbins (as DT depth)
sean jones (as FS depth)
matt wilhelm (as ILB depth should Carp be released)

 

[warrior43]

Ryan Picket
Dwan Edwards
Matt Stover
Ryan Fowler
Dan Krieder

 

[Beast_from_East]

http://nfllabor.com/2010/02/17/2010-class-of-unrestricted-free-agents/

anybody peek you guys interest ?

Slim pickings this year, I dont think we are going to be very active in free agency.

 

[Yeagermeister]

Unless we lose a FA it won't matter who is out there. We won't be able to sign them.

 

[Beast_from_East]

Unless we lose a FA it won't matter who is out there. We won't be able to sign them.

Thats only for the final 4 teams, we can sign 1 FA to any size contract and any other FAs to contracts less than $3 million I believe.

We dont have to lose any FAs to sign any, that is only for the final 4 teams.

 

[Yeagermeister]

Thats only for the final 4 teams, we can sign 1 FA to any size contract and any other FAs to contracts less than $3 million I believe.

We dont have to lose any FAs to sign any, that is only for the final 4 teams.

I heard it was the final 8 teams.

 

[EPL0c0]

I heard it was the final 8 teams.

Somebody had posted this a while back:

Under Article XXI, Section 3 of the CBA, the Cowboys, Cardinals, Vikings, Saints, Jets, Ravens, Chargers, and Colts will be limited in their ability to sign unrestricted free agents in 2010.

First, the Final Eight teams may sign any unrestricted free agent who obtained that status by being released and clearing waivers.

Second, the Final Eight teams may sign any unrestricted free agent who was under contract with that team at the conclusion of the 2009 league year.

Third, one unrestricted free agent may be signed for each unrestricted free agent that a Final Eight team loses, but only at the same first-year salary the departed player receives elsewhere, with limitations on future growth of the deal.

Fourth, the Final Eight teams may sign one unrestricted free agent at a first-year salary of $4.925 million (plus the annual percentage increases in total football revenue since 2006), and an unlimited number unrestricted free agents at a first-year salary of $3.275 million (plus the percentage increases of total football revenue since 2006), with limitations on future growth of the deal.

The teams that win this weekend (Indy, NYJ, MIN, NO) will be further limited, with the fourth option explained above disappearing.

 

[Yeagermeister]

Somebody had posted this a while back:

Under Article XXI, Section 3 of the CBA, the Cowboys, Cardinals, Vikings, Saints, Jets, Ravens, Chargers, and Colts will be limited in their ability to sign unrestricted free agents in 2010.

First, the Final Eight teams may sign any unrestricted free agent who obtained that status by being released and clearing waivers.

Second, the Final Eight teams may sign any unrestricted free agent who was under contract with that team at the conclusion of the 2009 league year.

Third, one unrestricted free agent may be signed for each unrestricted free agent that a Final Eight team loses, but only at the same first-year salary the departed player receives elsewhere, with limitations on future growth of the deal.

Fourth, the Final Eight teams may sign one unrestricted free agent at a first-year salary of $4.925 million (plus the annual percentage increases in total football revenue since 2006), and an unlimited number unrestricted free agents at a first-year salary of $3.275 million (plus the percentage increases of total football revenue since 2006), with limitations on future growth of the deal.

The teams that win this weekend (Indy, NYJ, MIN, NO) will be further limited, with the fourth option explained above disappearing.

Ok.....I guess

:laugh2:

 

[Phoenix]

Yeah, possibly one of the kickers...

 

[dallasfaniac]

Aubrayo Franklin but he'll probably be franchised or demand large money.

 

[BeWare94]

Drew Rosenhaus? Really? :laugh2:

No comment.

You mean, "Drew Hold-em'-out"

 

[TellerMorrow34]

Roy Williams for special teams and back up safety. Only because I'm an admited fan of Roy and I just hate that he went downhill and didn't workout like I'd hoped when he was in Dallas.