Top Available Free Agents for 2009 NFL Training Camps

With training camps set to open in late July there are still some quality players looking for work. Unfortunately for most of the players currently not on NFL rosters, there seems to be distinct reasons (off the field issues, age, injuries, etc) why NFL teams are taking a wait and see view toward them.  Maybe some of the free agents will have to go the route of the UFL to get back into pro football, but we know injuries are a huge factor in the NFL.  It is only a matter of time before some unfortunate players go down in training camp and preseason which will necessitate some of the free agent players listed getting a call. In studying this list there was one trend that I tended to see.  Despite an increasing salary cap—2009 salary cap set for $127 million per team, which is $10.3 million higher than last year’s figure of $116.7 Million—and league CBA mandated cap relief for signing older players (Seven to Nine Year Veteran—$720,000 but only counts around ... (link)