[adsenseyu1] I will eventually be including a video blog with this, while this piece is very long, I think there is some interesting information worth looking into. I will be breaking it down in a video blog in the coming weeks, discussing some of the cap details of each of these four teams and what […]
As a new feature I thought that every Tuesday or Wednesday during the season I’ll take a look back at the prior weeks games and pick out the best and worst values each week. To gauge values we’ll be looking at a players salary cap charge for the week and comparing that to Pro Football […]
[adsenseyu1] Key Additions: Mike Mitchell ($5M per year), Cam Thomas ($2M), LaGarette Blount ($1.9M), Lance Moore ($1.5M) Key Re-Signings: Cody Wallace ($1.2M per year), Will Allen ($1M) Key Losses: Emmanuel Sanders (Broncos),Ziggy Hood (Jaguars), Jerricho Cotchery (Panthers), Al Woods (Titans), Ryan Clark (Redskins) Major Cuts: LaMarr Woodley ($8M cap savings- June 1), Levi Brown ($6.3M), […]
[adsenseyu1] On Sunday night we learned that Michael Sam is gay. In a perfect world, this would not affect his draft stock. But unfortunately we don’t live in a perfect world. The job of NFL front-office-men is to win football games; assembling a locker room that meshes well together is an important component of this. […]
[adsenseyu1] A story broke this morning that Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger had made it known to the organization that he would be open to a trade in 2014. Since that time he has denied he ever made such a request, but I do think it’s an option that should at least be discussed. The Steelers […]
[adsenseyu4] With the season halfway complete I thought it would be a good time to actually go back and look at some of the top line spending that occurred in Free Agency and see if teams were or were not getting their money’s worth. In this segment we will look at the top five signings […]
[subscribe2] [adsenseyu1] Kenny Britt #18 WR, Tennessee Titans Today we are going to analyze another #18 with a much different free agent market outlook. Kenny Britt was the 30th pick of the 2009 NFL Draft. His production has been consistently below his immense talent. For the most part, the Titans are to blame for his […]