Official list of RFAs, with compensation attached

[AdamJT13]

http://www.nfl.com/freeagency/afc-restricted

http://www.nfl.com/freeagency/nfc-restricted


Arizona
Hayes, Gerald LB Pittsburgh 3rd
King, Kenny DT Alabama 5th
Wells, Reggie G Clarion, Pa. 6th

Atlanta
Lake, Antwan NT West Virginia ROFR

Baltimore
Elling, Aaron K Wyoming ROFR
Franklin, Aubrayo DT Tennessee 5th
Johnson, Jarret DE Alabama 1st
Mughelli, Ovie RB Wake Forest 4th
Pashos, Tony T Illinois 1st
Smith, Musa RB Georgia 3rd

Buffalo
Aiken, Sam WR North Carolina 4th
Haggan, Mario LB Mississippi State 7th

Carolina
Branch, Colin DB Stanford 4th
Ciurciu, Vinny LB Boston College ROFR
Manning, Ricky DB UCLA 3rd
Moorehead, Kindal DT Alabama 5th
Seidman, Mike TE UCLA 3rd

Chicago
Hillenmeyer, Hunter LB Vanderbilt 5th
Idonije, Israel DE Manitoba, Can. ROFR

Cincinnati
Johnson, Jeremi RB Western Kentucky 4th
Kooistra, Scott G North Carolina State 7th
Walter, Kevin WR Eastern Michigan 7th
Washington, Kelley WR Tennessee 3rd

Dallas
Davis, Keith DB Sam Houston State ROFR
Shanle, Scott LB Nebraska 7th
Tucker, Torrin T Southern Mississippi ROFR

Detroit
Davis, James LB West Virginia 5th
Fitzsimmons, Casey TE Carroll, Mon. ROFR
Holt, Terrence DB North Carolina State 5th
Redding, Cory DE Texas 1st

Green Bay
Peterson, Kenny DE Ohio State 3rd

Houston
Armstrong, Derick WR Arkansas-Monticello ROFR
Peek, Antwan LB Cincinnati 1st
Ragone, Dave QB Louisville 3rd
Wand, Seth T N.W. Missouri 3rd

Indianapolis
Freitas, Makoa T Arizona 6th
June, Cato LB Michigan 1st
Mathis, Robert DE Alabama A&M 1st & 3rd
Moorehead, Aaron WR Illinois ROFR
Sapp, Gerome DB Notre Dame 6th

Jacksonville
Hankton, Cortez WR Texas Southern ROFR
Manuwai, Vincent G Hawaii 3rd
Toefield, LaBrandon RB Louisiana State 4th
Wrighster, George TE Oregon 4th

Kansas City
Black, Jordan T Notre Dame 5th
Wilkerson, Jimmy DE Oklahoma 6th

Minnesota
Burleson, Nate WR Nevada 3rd

New Orleans
Hilton, Zach TE North Carolina ROFR
Holland, Montrae G Florida State 4th

N.Y. Giants
Allen, Kenderick DT Louisiana State ROFR
Ponder, Willie WR S.E. Missouri 6th
Shiancoe, Visanthe TE Morgan State 3rd
Tyree, David WR Syracuse 6th
Walker, Frank DB Tuskegee 6th

Oakland
Irons, Grant LB Notre Dame ROFR
Sands, Terdell NT Tenn.-Chattanooga 7th

Philadelphia
Hood, Roderick DB Auburn 1st
Johnson, Dirk P Northern Colorado ROFR
Mahe, Reno RB Brigham Young ROFR
Mikell, Quintin DB Boise State ROFR

Pittsburgh
Morey, Sean WR Brown 7th
Taylor, Ivan DB Louisiana-Lafayette 1st

St. Louis
Curtis, Kevin WR Utah State 1st
Green, Brandon DE Rice 6th
Groce, Dejuan DB Nebraska 4th
McDonald, Shaun WR Arizona State 4th

San Diego
Cooper, Stephen LB Maine 1st
Dielman, Kris G Indiana 1st
Wilhelm, Matt LB Ohio State 4th

San Francisco
Dorsey, Ken QB Miami 7th
Lloyd, Brandon WR Illinois 1st

Seattle
Brown, Josh K Nebraska 7th
Hunter, Wayne T Hawaii 3rd
Wallace, Seneca QB Iowa State 4th

Tampa Bay
Mahan, Sean G Notre Dame 1st

Tennessee
Nickey, Donnie DB Ohio State 5th

Washington
Clemons, Chris LB Georgia ROFR
Dockery, Derrick G Texas 1st
Jimoh, Ade DB Utah State ROFR

 

[Cbz40]

Thank you Adam..

 

[dallasfaniac]

June, Cato LB Michigan 1st

If it wasn't for the 1st, I'd offer him enough that Indi wouldn't match.

 

[BigWillie]

Kicker Josh Brown for 7th round compensation?

Hmmm...he's a midwest boy to begin with (from Oklahoma). I wouldn't mind seeing what he is asking for.

 

[DawnOfANewD]

If we don't want to blow a high pick on a WR in the draft or shell out billions for Randle-El, I think giving up our 3rd-rounder for Kelley Washington or Nate Burleson might prove a good value buy.

Washington probably wouldn't mind out of CIN given their depth at WR, ie. Chris Henry, C. Johnson, Tab Perry, and T. J. Houshmandzadeh. He's only 27 and has great size (6'3", 216 lbs.) and speed. He'd make a great red-zone target with his height, leaping ability, wingspan, and big hands. He does have somewhat of an injury history though.

Burleson might not be a #1 WR-type but he's only 24 and versatile in that he can play the slot or, with his decent straight-line speed, he can play outside too. He's not especially big (6'0", 190 lbs.) but he does have a nice vertical. He's also a polished route-runner and a willing and very able blocker. With Troy Williamson, Travis Taylor, and Marcus Robinson also at WR, the Vikes might view Burleson as expendable.

If we want to add a WR "on the cheap", I don't think we could find a WR in the 3rd-round (or even the 2nd-round) of the draft who'd be as good and immediately productive as either Washington or Burleson.

 

[Ashwynn]

So if we made a play for Brandon lloyd, we would lose our 1st round pick. Hes not that good. I woulda preferred him over Owens though. But not at that price.