2010 NFL Free Agency Rumors and Reports (Week 2)

[12thMan]

Anyone else noticing that many free agents are making visits looking for deals but leaving town without deals. Everyone's playing the waiting game, it seems, and waiting for the "next shoe" to drop.

Draft day is going to be very interesting.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by 12thMan

Anyone else noticing that many free agents are making visits looking for deals but leaving town without deals. Everyone's playing the waiting game, it seems, and waiting for the "next shoe" to drop.

Draft day is going to be very interesting.

No question. I think draft day, or better said draft days, is when we're going to see a lot of trades go down.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

No question. I think draft day, or better said draft days, is when we're going to see a lot of trades go down.

Also I've noticed a few people staying with their teams after testing the market (i.e. Ryan Clark).


Speaking of safeties, I get the sense that this position may not be a priority to the team. Anyone with any insight on this? Just curious. I wouldn't mind seeing Sharper here, if memory serves me right we have a group of young safeties (well Doughty has been in the league for 5 years, so he's not that young), and he would bring some leadership to the group.

[SirClintonPortis]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

Also I've noticed a few people staying with their teams after testing the market (i.e. Ryan Clark).


Speaking of safeties, I get the sense that this position may not be a priority to the team. Anyone with any insight on this? Just curious. I wouldn't mind seeing Sharper here, if memory serves me right we have a group of young safeties (well Doughty has been in the league for 5 years, so he's not that young), and he would bring some leadership to the group.

It's probably because they believe Landry still has something to give even though he had a bad year. I can understand that. Besides, Slowik should help him out plenty. Coaches aren't in "panic and must replace" mode that we "helpless" consumers throw ourselves into sometimes.