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Offensive line

Doug Free, Cowboys ($7 million):
Given the offensive line issues there and some of Free's
struggles, and the fact the Cowboys are going to be missing $18
million in cap space from the sanctions against them put in place a
year ago, this looks like the end.
Willie Colon, Steelers ($5.5 million):
Played like a stud when moved inside to guard, but continues to
suffer season-ending injuries and Pittsburgh is transitioning to a
younger line.
Jared Gaither, Chargers ($4.5 million):
Teams and teammates have questioned his desire to play in the
past. His back is a constant issue and he has become a source of
hostility in San Diego as a free-agent bust. I'd be shocked if he
stays

Wide receiver/Tight end

Darius Heyward-Bey, Raiders ($7.7 million):
He flashed progress in 2011 but had another lost year in 2012.
The Raiders are again in a roster/cap crunch and are still trying
to get out from under bad contracts. I can't fathom him making
this to stay.
Anquan Boldin, Ravens ($6 million):
With Joe Flacco about to get paid, Baltimore's cap issues are
only going to escalate. Boldin was so good in the playoffs, I have
to figure they rework his deal to keep him.
Jermichael Finley, Packers ($4.4 million base plus $3 million roster bonus):
At some point Aaron Rodgers is going to get a contract in line
with how exceptional he is. Finley has proven to be a
controversial figure and this team finds pass catchers in all regions of
the draft. League sources expect Finley to be elsewhere.
Marcedes Lewis, Jaguars ($4.35 million):
He has been woefully unproductive since the Jags extended him a
few years back. Certainly the poor quarterback play has something
to do with it, but with new ownership and a new management team in
place, Lewis' future is in doubt.
Jacoby Jones, Ravens ($3 million):
He was a special-teams star all season and a star on offense in
the postseason. Again, the Ravens are in a cap bind and have a
slew of free agents, but I have to think they find a way to keep
him around. He was a major factor in a series of vital victories
last season.

Running Back

Michael Turner, Falcons ($5.5 million):
He is slowing down and this team will be looking for new ways to
get deeper into the postseason. Could be a financial recalibration
in order with teams wary to pay big bucks to older running backs
these days.
De'Angelo Williams, Panthers ($4.75 million):
Carolina is paying too many running backs and Williams has
slipped in recent years. The cap hit would be significant,
although it could be spread out over multiple years. Exploring a
trade would make the most se

Kicker

David Akers, 49ers ($3 million):
It would be shocking if he is back after such a shaky season and
with expectations so high for the 49ers. Nearly lost his job in
the postseaso

Defensive Line

Tyson Jackson, Chiefs ($14.72 million):
He has been another recent defensive line draft bust for this
team and his deal was restructured to force a conclusion in 2013.
That conclusion will be his departure.
Will Smith, Saints ($9 million plus $1 million roster bonus):
The Saints still badly need pass rushing help, but not at this
price. After all he has been through in New Orleans -- StarCaps
and BountyGate -- he may want to finish his career with the
Saints, but it won't be at this price.
Chris Canty, Giants ($6.25 million):
He makes another $250,000 in workout bonuses and he has
durability issues in the past. The Giants' defensive line is
coming off a poor season and there will be changes coming.
Ryan Pickett, Packers ($5.4 million):
He has been one of the most underrated tackles in the league but
now has over 11 years in the league. With B.J. Raji and Clay
Matthews among those who need to get paid by the Packers, and with
this such a small-market team, exploring a restructuring here
makes sense.
Jay Ratliff, Cowboys ($5 million):
His offseason DUI -- a particular problem in Dallas recently --
and a scheme shift on defense could lead to a change here. Ratliff
has not been as productive in the past few years.

Matt Cassel ce u Boston da nosi tablu za sendvic i bus plus. naravno ako neko da ponudu za Maleta , koju Bil nece moci odbiti.

Linebacker

Bart Scott, Jets ($6.9 million base/$8.7 million cap hit):
The Jets have a cap mess and there aren't too many deals they can
drop to create space. This is one, and sources said Scott won't
be back at this price.
James Harrison, Steelers ($6.6 million):
It wasn't that long ago that he was a defensive MVP, but age and
injury have slowed him. The Steelers are paying other, younger
linebackers big bucks and sources said the Steelers do not expect
to bring him back at this salary. Many doubt Harrison would take a
cut to stay without at least exploring outside options.
Calvin Pace, Jets ($5.8 million base/$11.6 cap):
He too will be released, sources said, although the Jets will
make a strong effort to re-sign him at a lower rate.
Rolando McClain, Raiders ($4 million):
He has been nothing but trouble off field, was basically sent
home for the final quarter of last season and I would expect the
Raiders to look to recoup some signing bonus as well when they
officially part with him

Defensive Back

Champ Bailey, Broncos ($9 million plus $1 million roster bonus):
Bailey had a brutal time of it in the postseason, the Broncos
have emerging young corners and owner Pat Bowlen has had them
operating on a tight budget.
Charles Woodson, Packers ($8.5 million plus $2.5 million roster bonus) :
Another one of the great corners of his generation, but injuries
have limited him, he is getting older, and the Packers often have
to take a hard-line stance given their financial limitations.
Dunta Robinson, Falcons ($8 million):
Was signed to be an elite corner a few years back in free agency
but has been outshined by others. The Falcons have needs to fill
and their cap situation will only get tighter when Matt Ryan gets
paid.
Eric Wright, Buccaneers ($7.7 million):
After a breakthrough 2011 in Detroit, Wright struggled on and off
the field in 2012. Tampa Bay badly needs help at corner, but
given his recent struggles I have a hard time seeing him back at
this steep a price.

eto pa da bistrimo malo

koliko propalica

da
sve bitanga do bitange
a fino keširaju

Eric Wright i Rolando McClain bodu oci a sta reci o Tyson Jackson-u. KC u dva drafta dva LSU bust DT. Dorsey i Jackson. mada bi u nekoj sredini mozda mogli da procvetaju.

ovaj vil smit otima 10 milona godišnjež
sunce ti jebem

on je bio glavni pas rusher NO. to za DE nije mnogo.

nas bas ceka zanimljiv period. sada kada bude seca u februaru i onda krece ludi mart i aprili. meseci ludila.

problem je u tom past tensu
bio
teško da oni imaju odbranu

Vidim dosta ćemo dobiti analitičara.

Robert De Niro ::kakve su sanse da mi dovedemo nekog RB?

Mislim da su 0.
Pokupićemo nekog klinca na draftu.

slažem se
mada evo bredšo će bitu slobodan

John Richie mi je bio ok analitičar, ali ne vredi svake godine stižu nove snage...

malđi guraju starije

Robert Griffin III has been kept under wraps ever since undergoing major knee surgery in early January, but the Washington Redskins quarterback was forced to make an appearance in New Orleans this past week in order to accept his Offensive Rookie of the Year Award.

And the early indications were that Griffin is on the right track. He walked the red carpet and the stage without any obvious issues, and he told the media on hand that his recovery is ahead of schedule right now.

From CSN Washington's Tarik El-Bashir:

"It's feeling good," Griffin said in his first public comments since the surgery to repair the ACL and LCL in his right knee last month. "I went through the toughest part already. So now it's about being smart. Not pushing it too much. That's what the doctors are there for, to keep me from doing too much."

He also said he's doesn't require crutches anymore and that there was "no doubt" he'd be ready for the early-September season opener.

A lot can change between now and then, but RG3's recovery appears to be off to a very solid start.

šta mislite oćel se skrpiti

Yep...

Hoće.

Ali je pitanje šta ako ga neko tackluje.