SuperDuper
23.02.2003, 23:03
Updating previous reports, the Tennessean reports Tennessee Titans QB Steve McNair restructured his contract. The move saved the Titans a little more than $3.2 million against the salary cap.
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23.02.2003, 23:03
24.02.2003, 11:32
SuperDuper schrieb:Len Pasquarelli of ESPN.com reports the Detroit Lions once again contacted former Lions RB Barry Sanders, attempting to lure him back to the playing field. Once again, Barry declined. Detroit, who still retains Sanders contractual rights, has contacted him every year since he retired abruptly four seasons ago. "He might consider the Lions but only as one of 32 teams, not the only team for which he could come back," said a source close to Sanders. "He wants options and, at this point, it doesn't look like he is going to get any other choices."
Hallo
Jetzt mal ganz ehlich. Gäbe es eine grössere Sensation als das sich Sanders nochmal die Schuhe schnürt?
Ich kann mir nicht vorstellen das der noch irgendwie in Form ist.
Gruß MJ
24.02.2003, 11:41
Klar is der in Form...
Der passt jetzt in jede d-line zwischen sapp und gilbert brown ;-)
Der passt jetzt in jede d-line zwischen sapp und gilbert brown ;-)
SuperDuper
24.02.2003, 18:35
Updating previous reports, Matt Maiocco for the Santa Rosa Press Democrat reports the San Francisco 49ers do not expect to release WR J.J. Stokes by the end of the week because it would not provide the team with any salary cap relief. However, it is still expected he will need to take a pay cut in order to remain with the 49ers for the long haul.
Matt Maiocco for the Santa Rosa Press Democrat reports the San Francisco 49ers might ask DT Dana Stubblefield to restructure his contract and take a pay cut. If he does not agree, there is a possibility he could be released. The possible release of Stubblefield and OL Dave Fiore would save the team approximately $4.7 million against the salary cap.
Matt Maiocco for the Santa Rosa Press Democrat reports the San Francisco 49ers might ask DT Dana Stubblefield to restructure his contract and take a pay cut. If he does not agree, there is a possibility he could be released. The possible release of Stubblefield and OL Dave Fiore would save the team approximately $4.7 million against the salary cap.
SuperDuper
24.02.2003, 18:35
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports the Houston Texans might be interested in trading their No. 3 pick in the first round of the NFL Draft for St. Louis Rams OT Orlando Pace. Pace was recently tagged the team’s franchise player.
SuperDuper
24.02.2003, 18:36
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports St. Louis Rams TE Ernie Conwell (knee) recently underwent minor knee surgery. “It’s going to take some time for him to heal,” said Rams head coach Mike Martz. “I don’t expect to have him until the second minicamp.”
SuperDuper
24.02.2003, 18:37
Updating previous reports, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports the St. Louis Rams are believed to have offered CB Dre' Bly a contract in the range of $3 million per season. That offer, though, was about half of Bly’s initial proposal to the team.
Updating previous reports, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports the St. Louis Rams are still waiting to hear from CB Aeneas Williams as to whether he will return next season. “We’re just waiting on Aeneas to give us the green light on if he’s going to come back,” said Rams head coach Mike Martz. “He has to make that decision that he wants to be back. And obviously, we’ll have to figure out financially what’s going on.” Williams is due a $3.5 million roster bonus at the end of the week.
Updating previous reports, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports the St. Louis Rams are still waiting to hear from CB Aeneas Williams as to whether he will return next season. “We’re just waiting on Aeneas to give us the green light on if he’s going to come back,” said Rams head coach Mike Martz. “He has to make that decision that he wants to be back. And obviously, we’ll have to figure out financially what’s going on.” Williams is due a $3.5 million roster bonus at the end of the week.
SuperDuper
24.02.2003, 18:38
The Denver Post reports Denver Broncos head coach Mike Shanahan and WR Ed McCaffrey are set to meet this week to determine the player’s future with the team. The Broncos would like to keep McCaffrey, and he would like to stay, but contractual circumstances might prevent that from happening. The team would like McCaffrey to restructure his contract, which is set to have him count $4.14 million against the salary cap. “I have no problem trying to do something to lower my cap number to help our team bring in and sign other players,” McCaffrey said. “My feeling on restructuring is that, as long as it’s fair to both parties, I would not have a problem with it.” The Broncos would save $1.6 million against the cap by releasing him.
SuperDuper
24.02.2003, 18:39
noch ein paar gesammelte news für unsere broncos-fans:
The Denver Post reports the Denver Broncos are expected to release CB Denard Walker before the end of the week.
The Denver Post reports the Denver Broncos are expected to release OL Lennie Friedman before the end of the week.
The Rocky Mountain News reports the Denver Broncos are making their defensive line a priority this off-season. They will be looking at both the DT and DE positions, but especially want to add a pass-rushing DE to their arsenal. The team could also be looking to add a few DEs to the mix because they want to move DE Trevor Pryce to DT on passing situations to apply more pressure up the middle.
The Denver Post reports the Denver Broncos are expected to release CB Denard Walker before the end of the week.
The Denver Post reports the Denver Broncos are expected to release OL Lennie Friedman before the end of the week.
The Rocky Mountain News reports the Denver Broncos are making their defensive line a priority this off-season. They will be looking at both the DT and DE positions, but especially want to add a pass-rushing DE to their arsenal. The team could also be looking to add a few DEs to the mix because they want to move DE Trevor Pryce to DT on passing situations to apply more pressure up the middle.
SuperDuper
24.02.2003, 18:41
gibt es eigentlich auch bears-fans unter uns?
Updating previous reports, the Daily Herald reports the Chicago Bears are letting LB Rosevelt Colvin test the free agent market, but that doesn’t mean he definitely won’t re-sign with the team. “We agreed with his agent that we’d let him go out in the market and see what his value is,” said Bears general manager Jerry Angelo. “We need to let the market determine who was closer to center.”
The Chicago Sun-Times reports the Chicago Bears want to upgrade their TE position, and have made it a position of priority this off-season. “We’re going to look hard at that position,” said Bears general manager Jerry Angelo. “We want to make it a position of strength.”
Updating previous reports, the Daily Herald reports the Chicago Bears are letting LB Rosevelt Colvin test the free agent market, but that doesn’t mean he definitely won’t re-sign with the team. “We agreed with his agent that we’d let him go out in the market and see what his value is,” said Bears general manager Jerry Angelo. “We need to let the market determine who was closer to center.”
The Chicago Sun-Times reports the Chicago Bears want to upgrade their TE position, and have made it a position of priority this off-season. “We’re going to look hard at that position,” said Bears general manager Jerry Angelo. “We want to make it a position of strength.”