azcentral.com - 3/3/2008
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The Cardinals' efforts in free agency intensify this week with at least three defensive players from other teams scheduled to visit in the next three days. Meanwhile, the club continues to try to negotiate a restructuring of receiver Larry Fitzgerald's contract. Neither side is talking publicly, so it's impossible to say if progress is being made. Fitzgerald's deal holds the key to the ...
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The Phinsider —
... . They are reporting that Pace concluded his visit with the Jets and is now back home in Atlanta thinking over his decision. The paper also says that he may be considering a trip to the Bengals. Also, the Arizona Republic reports that the Dolphins offered Pace a deal "that includes $20 million in guarantees." If this is the case, how much could the Jets have possibly offered? Or, could it be that Pace was offered less by the Jets than in Miami, but came away more impressed with his visit to NY? I don't know. There are a lot of theories circulating, but for now, I'll ...
MONDAY AFTERNOON ONE-LINERS
ProFootballTalk.com —
... in free agency as most observers expected. The Cardinals are looking to bolster their defense, but the enormous base salary owed to WR Larry Fitzgerald continues to handcuff the team’s efforts . Says Rams executive vice president of player personnel Billy Devaney of the start of free agency, “There were a couple of signings where everybody goes, ...
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nydailynews.com 3/3/2008 — Day 3 in free agency was kind of quiet from the Jets’ perspective, except for the blockbuster offer they’re preparing for Randy Moss. Relax, I jest. Here’s a recap: Patriots S Eugene Wilson is scheduled to visit Tuesday - if he’s still unsigned. He ...
The Drama surrounding Jason Taylor
sedanoshow.blogspot.com 3/3/2008 — -Jason Cole of Yahoo Sports (formerly of the Miami Herald) reports that JT and the Fins have decided to amicably split by the draft. Makes a lot of sense. Though... ESPN reports that Parcells says that Yahoo's report is, "a journalistic ...
Titan offseason mantra: Slow and steady wins the race
mvn.com 3/3/2008 — As other teams threw lucrative dollars at players during free agency's first weekend, the Titans have been much more deliberate in their attempts to improve their team.
The slow and steady approach appears to be the theme of the Titans’ offseason thus far.
Report: Hadnot visited Browns
cleveland.com 3/3/2008 — Miami Dolphins free-agent guard/center Rex Hadnot told the Houston Chronicle on Saturday he was visiting the Browns over the weekend. The Browns do not confirm free-agent visits, but Hadnot said he was headed to Cleveland after his visit Friday with ...
Titans give TE Crumpler 2-year deal —
SI.com - NFL 3/3/2008
According to a source, Alge Crumpler and the Tennessee Titans have reached an agreement on a multi-year contract. The deal is a two year contract worth $5.25 million with a $1 million signing bonus.
Oakland Raiders' Three Most Glaring Needs —
Bleacher Report - NFL 3/3/2008
The Raiders have started the Free Agency period by locking up Nnamdi Asomugha and Tommy Kelly and signing the top safety available in Gibril Wilson. Not a bad start, but after missing on the chance to even speak with Donte Stallworth or ...
Titans Lose Three —
Mark Maske's NFL Insider 3/4/2008
The Tennessee Titans lost three free agents, including defensive ends Antwan Odom and Travis LaBoy. Odom agreed to a five-year, $29.5 million contract with the Cincinnati Bengals that includes $11.5 million in guaranteed money. LaBoy agreed to a ...
A. Crumpler Close to Deal With Titans —
Mark Maske's NFL Insider 3/3/2008
Tight end Alge Crumpler, released by the Atlanta Falcons, is close to a contract agreement with the Tennessee Titans. The deal, barring any last-second snags, should be completed later tonight or Monday. Crumpler perhaps could serve as a ...
