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NFL Free Agency Rumors: Possible Moves for Top 50 NFL Free Agents in 2011
By Ryan Rudnansky (Featured Columnist) on January 31, 2011
Showed Only Possible Cowboy Moves
44. Brodney Pool, S, New York Jets
Nick Laham/Getty Images Brodney Pool had a decent season for the Jets this year, one of many pieces that made up a formidable defense. But he may be one of the odd men out, as the Jets have a whopping 18 free agents this offseason.
2010 Stats: 53 tackles, one forced fumble, one interception
Possible 2011 Team: Dallas Cowboys
The Cowboys are in desperate need of some pass defense, and Pool would be a good start. Plus, he's a Texas native and that can always sway players.
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13. Champ Bailey, CB, Denver Broncos
Christian Petersen/Getty Images There's no denying Champ Bailey's getting older, but he's still a top corner in the league—there's no denying that either. A defense-hungry squad should surely pay Bailey big bucks this offseason.
2010 Stats: 45 tackles, two interceptions
Possible 2011 Team: Washington Commanders, Dallas Cowboys
I see both of these teams looking at Bailey with serious interest. Bailey already played for the Commanders, but don't underestimate owner Dan Snyder's pocketbook.
The same can be said about Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. Bidding war commence, may the richest man win!
By Ryan Rudnansky (Featured Columnist) on January 31, 2011
Showed Only Possible Cowboy Moves
44. Brodney Pool, S, New York Jets
Nick Laham/Getty Images Brodney Pool had a decent season for the Jets this year, one of many pieces that made up a formidable defense. But he may be one of the odd men out, as the Jets have a whopping 18 free agents this offseason.
2010 Stats: 53 tackles, one forced fumble, one interception
Possible 2011 Team: Dallas Cowboys
The Cowboys are in desperate need of some pass defense, and Pool would be a good start. Plus, he's a Texas native and that can always sway players.
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13. Champ Bailey, CB, Denver Broncos
Christian Petersen/Getty Images There's no denying Champ Bailey's getting older, but he's still a top corner in the league—there's no denying that either. A defense-hungry squad should surely pay Bailey big bucks this offseason.
2010 Stats: 45 tackles, two interceptions
Possible 2011 Team: Washington Commanders, Dallas Cowboys
I see both of these teams looking at Bailey with serious interest. Bailey already played for the Commanders, but don't underestimate owner Dan Snyder's pocketbook.
The same can be said about Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. Bidding war commence, may the richest man win!
