Sezona 2013 - 14...Otkazi prvo, tagovi drugo, fa pijaca trece, tracevi i spisak lepih zelja...

Raising Arizona ::Eagles QB Michael Vick signed a one-year deal that could be worth up to $10 million.

jel si se razocarao sto nece u pustinju?

Ma idi, ja mislio s onim naslovom ko CNN da je nešto.

6 milki se odrekao, taman da se dovede neko.

ostaje im sandokan

Naravno da ne
Njemu karijera ne moze tri puta da zivne
Tako da je od prosle sezone u gadnom i konstantnom padu

Ove pare sto su mu dali tj. sto ce mozda da mu daju su predvidjene ako uradi nesto
Ako se i dalje bude raspadao i on i tim nema nista od kesa, ovo mu je klizni mehanizam

This contract replaces the long-term contract Vick had signed in 2011 and he now is scheduled to be a free agent after next season.

Znači ovo mu dođe opet ko neka audicija...

dođe mu ko lagana penzija

Ja sam i mislio da će Chip Kelly da zadrži Vicka, ionako ne ide njemu iz džepa, a u njegovom sistemu mu treba mobilni QB. I to je to.

eto
jedan qb manje

Sad nenadano skace cena Aleksi, moguc trejd ili ipak ne

mislim da nece niko dati nista za njega
znaju da ga SF ne treba

mada opet kad vidim šta ste sve dali za kolba

pa ko ce biti QB u zoni? Kolb ostaje?

Matt Leinart, kakav li je njegov status? Backup Palmeru u Ouklandu. Može li nešto više?

Problem kod Alekse je njegova plata
To niko nije lud da finansira
Isti slucaj sa Sandokanom
Mi cemo mu ponuditi restruktuiranje
Ako ne bude prihvatio - putuj igumane

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I was told I'll be released today by the Buffalo Bills. Thanks to all the great Fans and friends I have met in Western New York.

Bills continue cutting veteran starters, let George Wilson go

jel ovo pocela zabava? fa pijaca startuje za mesec dana ali sada je vreme da se vidi sta ce sa pojedincima.

Vick ostaje u Philly . ovo znaci , po mom misljenju da ce oni na draftu ici sigurno na jacanje OL. varijanta tekl u prvoj pa cak i guard u drugoj rundi. eventualno bi mogli uzeti kornera u drugoj a cuvara u trecoj ali to se da videti po desavanju na fa pijaci (zanimljiv pogled na casovnik).

According to CBS Sports' Jason La Canfora, "many" in the Steelers' organization believe the division-rival Browns will sign free agent Mike Wallace.
New Cleveland owner Jimmy Haslam is a former minority Steelers owner, and the new Browns coaching staff of Rob Chudzinski and Norv Turner believes in a vertical-oriented passing attack. Wallace, of course, is a vertical receiver. Still just 26 years old, Wallace figures to seek a four-year deal worth in excess of $10 million per season. Last offseason, Wallace lobbied the Steelers to pay him Vincent Jackson money (five years, $55.555 million).

Sta ja znam, Klivlend bi mogao biti solidan

Klivlend ima dosta para na raspolaganju.

Dakle PIt digao ruke od Majka

da klivlend ima ok RB
OL nije baš tako loša
odbrana ima potebncijala
jedan dobar wr i te i eto napada

Over the weekend, rumors boiled up that the Vikings would consider trading talented-but-sometimes-troubled wide receiver Percy Harvin.
Things may get messier before they get prettier, too: Harvin is entering the final year of his contract and, according to Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk, is expected hold out of OTAs and training camp if he's not rewarded with a new deal.
Harvin
holding out wouldn't be shocking. There aren't many ways for players to
try to force the hand of a team when they want a raise; holding out is
an attempt to gain leverage. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
My CBSSports.com colleague Clark Judge actually agrees
with the notion that the Vikings should send Harvin packing. And
there's a legitimate argument for it, since Harvin's been a (figurative and
literal) headache at times during his career and, perhaps more
important, he's going to command crazy money at some point in the near
future.
On the other hand, Harvin needing to get paid seriously
reduces the number of teams that might be interested in trading for the
wideout, thus reducing what the Vikings might be able to get in return.
Which means we could very well see a situation that involves Harvin skipping training camp down the road.

A post-lockout spending spree has the current rendition of the Panthers in tough spot: about $19 million over the salary cap as we head into the free-agency period.
There are cuts coming in Carolina and a good bet to be an early one is cornerback Chris Gamble. Joe Person of the Charlotte Observer reports Monday that cutting Gamble is likely to be newly-hired GM Dave Gettleman's "first major move."
Dumping
Gamble would free up $7.9 million in cap, per Person; it's precisely
why CBS Sports' Jason La Canfora had dumping Gamble as one of the likely
moves the Panthers could/would make in his comprehensive, must-read look at salary-cap situations around the NFL.
In
his introductory press conference, Gettleman literally laughed at the
Panthers' salary-cap situation and noted "you get in trouble when you
overpay" free agents.
The Panthers did just that in recent years, handing out mammoth deals to linebacker Jon Beason (another potential casualty), running back DeAngelo Williams (likewise) and defensive end Charles Johnson.