2010 NFL Free Agency Rumors and Reports (Week 2)

[dmek25]

Originally Posted by BigHairedAristocrat

not an hour ago, he said otherwise.

my friend, in any and all situations, money talks. lets see what happens when training camps rolls around

[Longtimefan]

Originally Posted by dmek25

i think his problem lies deeper then his back. the guy just doesn't want to play football anymore

Maybe that's why the Eagles chose to release him. There's no better reason.

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by dmek25

i think his problem lies deeper then his back. the guy just doesn't want to play football anymore

He says he wants to but his wallet may be doing the talking

some people just waltz into the NFL and then fizzle out

damn shame.. all the talent in the world and won't do shit with it

[NYCskinfan82]

Didn't know where to post this it's a Question. This is the conditioning/weight program week, what exactly is going on for example can they go over the new DF & OF.

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by NYCskinfan82

Didn't know where to post this it's a Question. This is the conditioning/weight program week, what exactly is going on for example can they go over the new DF & OF.

It's basically going to be conditioning and weight lifting

I don't know to what extent if any they touch on scheme

[NYCskinfan82]

Originally Posted by tryfuhl

it's basically going to be conditioning and weight lifting

i don't know to what extent if any they touch on scheme

thanks

[SmootSmack]

Arizona will lean heavily on Hightower and Wells

[Lotus]

49ers sign Paymah, thus ending Redskins Super Bowl hopes.

49ers land Paymah - NFL - Yahoo! Sports

[SmootSmack]

So Charlie Whitehurst goes to the Seahawks to be their QB of the future in exchange for a 2011 3rd round pick and a swap of 2nd round picks in this year's draft. Pretty shocking to me.

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

So Charlie Whitehurst goes to the Seahawks to be their QB of the future in exchange for a 2011 3rd round pick and a swap of 2nd round picks in this year's draft. Pretty shocking to me.

Awesome. Wait till you guys see him play. You'll forget all about that Peyton Manning fellow.

[Lotus]

Pete Carroll is in love with Whitehurst, apparently.

I'm happy for your buddy, Dirtbag.

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by Lotus

Pete Carroll is in love with Whitehurst, apparently.

I'm happy for your buddy, Dirtbag.

Ha ha thanks. People around Alpharetta are going to be very excited to see how he does for the Seahawks. First time though I'll get to see him play on a regular basis since he played for Clemson so I'm pretty interested in seeing how he does as well. It's still crazy though to imagine someone you played in high school with actually playing in the NFL, never mind as a QB.

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

So Charlie Whitehurst goes to the Seahawks to be their QB of the future in exchange for a 2011 3rd round pick and a swap of 2nd round picks in this year's draft. Pretty shocking to me.

5m a year.. what the hell

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

So Charlie Whitehurst goes to the Seahawks to be their QB of the future in exchange for a 2011 3rd round pick and a swap of 2nd round picks in this year's draft. Pretty shocking to me.

Shocking to me as well, but I like the move. The Broncos and Seahawks have done what the Redskins should have been doing, and hedged their bets at the quarterback position with players who have future value combined with their players that have present value (Orton/Hasselbeck/Campbell...although Hasselbeck may just have perceived value from prior successes, the kind that Campbell lacks). Now the Broncos and Seahawks can both get out of the first round without taking a quarterback, if they are so inclined.

The Redskins can too, but the Grossman signing seems to indicate other plans. Although, I'm not sure a move of any consequence is going to follow. If the day one starter is not Campbell, it's going to end up being someone not on the roster right now. And without reaching for a QB at No. 4, it's going to be somewhat unconventional.

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

Shocking to me as well, but I like the move. The Broncos and Seahawks have done what the Redskins should have been doing, and hedged their bets at the quarterback position with players who have future value combined with their players that have present value (Orton/Hasselbeck/Campbell...although Hasselbeck may just have perceived value from prior successes, the kind that Campbell lacks). Now the Broncos and Seahawks can both get out of the first round without taking a quarterback, if they are so inclined.

The Redskins can too, but the Grossman signing seems to indicate other plans. Although, I'm not sure a move of any consequence is going to follow. If the day one starter is not Campbell, it's going to end up being someone not on the roster right now. And without reaching for a QB at No. 4, it's going to be somewhat unconventional.

I get what you're going at.. I would put Campbell/Grossman up against Orton/Quinn or Hasslebeck/Whitehurst to begin with, but for how long?