Live NFL Free Agency Tracker
Live NFL Free Agency Tracker
We’ve been going for several days now, but I just wanted to remind everyone to check out our Free Agency Tracker for all of the latest trades, signings, and releases that come about! Already today, we’ve learned about deals involving Green Bay Packers DT Corey Williams being shipped to Cleveland, Carolina Panthers DE Kris Jenkins heading […]
We’ve been going for several days now, but I just wanted to remind everyone to check out our Free Agency Tracker for all of the latest trades, signings, and releases that come about!
Already today, we’ve learned about deals involving Green Bay Packers DT Corey Williams being shipped to Cleveland, Carolina Panthers DE Kris Jenkins heading elsewhere, WR Troy Williamson going to Jacksonville, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers signing center Jeff Faine, and much, much more.
The chart will be updated often throughout the day, so if you’d like to use it as a resource on message boards or in your website discussions, by all means please do.
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Florida player shot in shoulder
A University of Florida football player is recovering after being shot in the shoulder while at a Tampa area-park. Florida coach Urban Meyer says Gator defensive lineman Matt Patchan is expected to fully recover. Patchan was shot Friday night. Details of the shooting are not yet known. The 6-foot-7, 265-pound Patchan enrolled early at Florida in January after graduating from high school.
First Round NFL Draft Order Set
The order for the first round of April’s draft was officially set following the conclusion of last week’s Super Bowl. I have color coded the entire draft list to make it easier to visually understand why certain teams are picking ahead of other teams: PFC’s 2008 Draft Page The Cowboys are particularly strong in the first round, having […]
The order for the first round of April’s draft was officially set following the conclusion of last week’s Super Bowl.
I have color coded the entire draft list to make it easier to visually understand why certain teams are picking ahead of other teams:
- The Cowboys are particularly strong in the first round, having the 22nd and 28th picks courtosy of their trade with the Cleveland Browns last season.
- Last year, a 6-10 record was good enough for the 9th overall pick. This year, there weren’t any 6-10 teams, but if their were, they still would’ve picked 9th.
- The Bills finished 7-9 last year and this year. Last year, they took Marshawn Lynch at No. 12. This year, they get the 11th pick.
- The Patriots forfeited their natural pick due to Spygate. However, they still have the No. 7 pick, which was acquired through the 49ers last year.
I’ll have some special features reviewing the season online soon. Then, to kick off our three-month countdown to April’s draft, I will review the best and worst picks of the 2007 draft in terms of impact this past season.
2008 NFL Free Agency Tracker
I am pleased to announce that Pro Football Critics now has one of the best Free Agency Trackers on the Internet. Your assistance in alerting us of any errors in the list will be greatly appreciated. As signings or releases are made in the coming days, the tracker will be updated accordingly. Included in the tracker […]
I am pleased to announce that Pro Football Critics now has one of the best Free Agency Trackers on the Internet. Your assistance in alerting us of any errors in the list will be greatly appreciated. As signings or releases are made in the coming days, the tracker will be updated accordingly.
Included in the tracker are players that are expected to be traded and players that have been slapped with the franchise tag. Remember that not all of the players are official free agents yet — some of them will not become free agents until next week.
Also, after the coin flip the other day, the final order of the first round of the draft was determined. The Falcons will pick third, the Raiders will pick fourth, and the Chiefs will pick fifth. The order is now reflected on our Draft Order page.
Five ways each team can win the Super Bowl
Super Bowl XLII And so the big game is finally here. After weeks of teams battling hard to get to the Super Bowl, the New England Patriots and the New York Giants are the two who’ve reached the grandest stage the sport has to offer. I expect Chris will posting a Super Bowl analysis of sufficient […]
Super Bowl XLII
And so the big game is finally here. After weeks of teams battling hard to get to the Super Bowl, the New England Patriots and the New York Giants are the two who’ve reached the grandest stage the sport has to offer. I expect Chris will posting a Super Bowl analysis of sufficient depth to dwarf anything I’d put together so I’ve decided to write down how I feel each team can go about win these games (aside from “Scoring more than the other team“, obviously.) Aside from that, I’m just hoping for a good game after being a little let down by previous Super Bowls. (more…)
Packers Need a Lift After Brett Favre?s Retirement
One thing is for sure after today: the Green Bay Packers are going to need a new identity. After being with the Packers for 16 years, future Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre retired Monday. The move was confirmed by Favre’s agent, Bus Cook, Tuesday morning. Every year, Favre has been the highlight of many discussions in […]
One thing is for sure after today: the Green Bay Packers are going to need a new identity.
After being with the Packers for 16 years, future Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre retired Monday. The move was confirmed by Favre’s agent, Bus Cook, Tuesday morning.
Every year, Favre has been the highlight of many discussions in the NFL — from his consecutive starts streak, his playoff-leading seasons, to his unrealistic performances under adversity. Favre’s four-touchdown performance against the Oakland Raiders nearly right after his father passed away will go down as one of the greatest moments in league history.
Now, the Packers’ organization will be forced to move on with a new face: Aaron Rodgers. Although it’s a shame for many Packers fans to see Favre retire, if there were ever a time for him to do it, this was it. The Packers are coming off of a tremendous season in which their defense reached new heights. They also established Greg Jennings as a top-caliber receiver, and saw Ryan Grant emerge from the back of the line. Instead of leaving the Packers for dead when they were down and beat, he has left them when they still have an opportunity to succeed next season under Rodgers.
One note that will surely be asked of Favre is whether or not he would have indeed returned for another season or two if the Packers had signed wide receiver Randy Moss to a deal. ESPN.com reported last week that Favre and Moss had spoken, and that Favre told Moss that he’d return if Moss signed with the Packers. Reports indicate that Green Bay showed no interest in Moss, and Favre’s retirement came shortly after it was announced that Moss re-signed with the Patriots.
There will be a lot of different opinions about Favre. Packers fans will adore everything he has done (beyond Packer fans though, you have to wonder if John Madden feels the worst of all). Some fans around the league will feel the same. Other fans around the league will be thrilled that he retired — whether it be because they are rivals of the Packers, or that they were sick of Favre delaying his decisions (regarding retirement).
Ex-LSU QB signs with Jacksonville State
Quarterback Ryan Perrilloux, kicked off LSU’s national championship team after repeated off-the-field problems, signed Wednesday with Jacksonville State. Perrilloux will be able to transfer and start immediately for the Gamecocks. The MVP of last season’s Southeastern Conference title game won’t have to sit out a year because Jacksonville State plays in the lower Football Championship Subdivision.
Roscoe Parrish was arrested on a charge with DUI
Roscoe Parrish, the Buffalo Bills wide receiver was arrested on a charge of driving under the influence of alcohol. Police Department spokesman said Parrish was taken into custody on a DUI charge at 4:30 a.m. on Saturday. Parrish was driving a 2005 Bentley westbound on MacArthur Causeway, which connects Miami Beach to the mainland. A Miami-Dade […]
Ask CFN: Is Tressel an elite coach?
Jim Tressel’s Ohio State teams have had success. But is he an elite coach? CFN tackles this and other tough questions.
Paterno released from hospital
Penn State coach Joe Paterno is in a hospital undergoing tests and is being treated for apparent dehydration. A team spokesman says the 81-year-old football coach was taken to Mount Nittany Medical Center by ambulance Thursday morning after feeling nauseated. Guido D’Elia says Paterno has not been admitted to the hospital, but is currently undergoing tests. D’Elia says Paterno still plans to make a trip Friday to Texas for a dinner with University of Texas football coach Mack Brown.
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