blogs.nfl.com - 2/24/2009
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Just days after cutting RB Ahman Green and LB Morlon Greenwood , the Texans will release DE Anthony Weaver on Tuesday. His $6.2 million base salary will come off the Texans' salary cap, but they still must deal with $5.4 million in acceleration on his contract -- a total savings of $800,000.
inthebullseye.com - 2/25/2009
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February 25, 2009 Wouldn't You Like to Be
Peppers Too? by Keith Weiland Keith@IntheBullseye.com Let’s engage in
a little fantasy, shall we? The new league year kicks off at midnight Thursday night. Teams will be allowed to consummate trades (like the ...
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chron.com - 2/24/2009
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chron.com —
The Texans can’t consummate their trade of quarterback
Sage Rosenfels to the Minnesota Vikings before 12:01 a.m.
Friday, the start of the NFL year and the beginning of free agency. Like other teams, the Texans are preparing for what is always a ...
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Texans will deal QB Rosenfels to Vikings | Sports | ...
chron.com - 2/26/2009
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chron.com —
The Texans are coming and going through a
revolving door as NFL teams approach the start of
free agency Friday. On Wednesday, the Texans reached an agreement on a three-year contract with starting free safety Eugene Wilson and released defensive end ...
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Texans release veterans Demps, Weaver, Salaam | Houston ...
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WEAVER ON THE OUTS IN HOUSTON
ProFootballTalk.com —
As the Texans prepare for the start of a league year that they hope will finish with the first meaningful games played in the first month of the calendar year, they’re cutting loose another current player, and in turn freeing up some cap space. Gone, according to Adam Schefter of NFLN, is defensive end Anthony Weaver. The move frees up $6.2 million in base salary, but with $5.4 million in bonus acceleration the net savings will be only $800,000 . The Texans will clear another $1.35 million if they trade quarterback Sage Rosenfels to the Vikings.
Anthony Weaver To Be Cut Tomorrow?
Battle Red Blog —
Adam Schefter says it's a comin':
Just days after cutting RB Ahman Green and LB Morlon Greenwood, the Texans will release DE Anthony Weaver on Tuesday. His $6.2 million base salary will come off the Texans’ salary cap, but they still must deal with $5.4 million in acceleration on his contract — a total savings of $800,000.
Not much cap savings, but there's no doubt that this move is long overdue. I have few rules in life. Here's one of them: "Whenever an athlete's name can be prefaced with 'The Corpse Formerly Known As,' it's high time ...
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