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

The Lions, about $6 million over the cap, must redo Matthew Stafford's deal to lower his $20-million cap figure. Division rival Green Bay is slightly over the cap, and with Aaron Rodgers, Clay Matthews and B.J. Raji in line for new deals, the Packers face tough choices on whether to retain tight end Jermichael Finley and corner Charles Woodson -- both could be gone -- while free agent receiver Greg Jennings
seems likely to be sign elsewhere. The Giants came into the week
about $12 million over the cap, but took care of some of their
business right away, getting back down to the cap with the release
of veterans Ahmad Bradshaw, Chris Canty and Michael Boley. The Giants still might find it difficult to keep both safety Kenny Phillips and tackle Will Beatty, and could be redoing deals for guys like Eli Manning.

Denver: Mike Wallace, WR, Pittsburgh: Wallace may make it to the open market, so Denver can get him. A receiving crew of Demaryius Thomas, Eric Decker and Wallace would make Peyton Manning a very happy dude.

Kansas City: Joe Flacco,
QB, Baltimore: The Ravens are not going to let him go, but if something
stunning happened, the Chiefs would jump on Flacco. He is an
upper-level quarterback. The addition of Flacco would make the talented,
but quarterback-less Chiefs a top level team.

Oakland: Aqib Talib,
CB, New England: He is troubled, but he is talented. We saw the impact
Talib had in New England. He is a talented player. Cornerback is
Oakland’s greatest need. Getting Talib in the free agency (Oakland will
be hard pressed to afford him) and a pass-rusher with the No. 3 overall
pick would go a long way to fix this defense.

San Diego: Ryan Clady, LT, Denver: New San Diego coach Mike McCoy
will love to bring Clady with him from Denver. Left tackle is the
Chargers' greatest need. Clady would be a huge help to this offense.
But the Broncos have no plans of letting Clady walk.

ima li spisak lepih zelja i za ostale.
Denver moze samo da masta Valasa. oni treba da potpisu LT Clady

nema
ovo bile samo dream konekcije
sad cu da okačim ponovo po pozicijama slobodne

može li se mat mur negdje uhljebiti

FB

1. 
   Jerome Felton, FB, Vikings. Age: 27.
   
   
   Arguably the top fullback in all of football, Jerome Felton paved the way for Adrian Peterson's near-record-breaking season.
   
2. 
   Darrel Young (RFA), FB, Redskins. Age: 26.
   
   
   Darrel Young is one of the better fullbacks in the NFL. He was a terrific lead blocker for Alfred Morris this past season.
   
3. 
   Greg Jones, FB, Jaguars. Age: 32.
   
   
   Greg Jones has been one of the top run-blocking fullbacks in the NFL, but at 32 (in May), his best days are behind him.
   
4. 
   David Johnson, FB, Steelers. Age: 26.
   
   
   David Johnson is a solid, run-blocking fullback, but is coming off a torn ACL that he suffered in August.
   
5. 
   James Casey, FB/TE, Texans. Age: 28.
   
   
   James Casey was a pretty pedestrian lead blocker for Arian Foster this
   season, but he served as an effective pass-catcher, logging 34
   receptions for 330 yards.
   
6. 
   Mike Cox, FB, Falcons. Age: 28.
   
   
   Mike Cox came on as a solid run-blocker at the end of the season.
   


8. Brian Leonard, FB, Bengals. Age: 29.
   
9. Corey McIntyre, FB, Bills. Age: 34.
   
10. Alex Smith, FB/TE, Browns. Age: 31.
    
11. Lex Hilliard, FB, Jets. Age: 29.
    
12. Quinn Johnson, FB, Titans. Age: 26.
    
13. Chris Gronkowski (RFA), FB, Broncos. Age: 26.
    
14. Brock Bolen (RFA), FB, Jaguars. Age: 28.
    

Kolko zarađuju FBs?

vonta lič 3,5 miliona

Mislim da je on bio jedan od jaboljih igrača u PO.
Tako da - zasluženo.

Obično su slabo plaćeni.

čitam ovu listi WR i ispade sve otpad
čudan expert

kako bre otpad? tu ima dosta igraca koji znaju i mogu. Wallace, Amendola, Wes, Jennings, Hartline

pa pročitraj šta kažu

Pa po ocenama da. 90% nije dobilo prelaznu, Wes, Greg 3ka.

na Volteru vise lupetaju nego sto kazu nesto pametno. ne mogu Kruza staviti kao RFA na prvo mesto. covek ce biti obelezen tenderom prve runde a trazice veliku paru. znaci on nije FA

pa dobro
FA u pokušaju

:oco: - FA.

OT

1. 
   Jake Long, OT, Dolphins. Age: 28.
   
   
   Jake Long has regressed just a bit over the past couple of years because
   of nagging injuries, but he's still considered one of the better left
   tackles in football.
   
2. 
   Sebastian Vollmer, OT, Patriots. Age: 29.
   
   
   Sebastian Vollmer is arguably the top right tackle in football - but not when he has to go up against Cameron Wake.
   
3. 
   Andre Smith, OT, Bengals. Age: 26.
   
   
   Andre Smith has developed into one of the league's premier right
   tackles. He was a dominant run-blocker and also excelled in pass
   protection. There's still some concern that he could get lazy with a big
   contract, but he deserves the money based on how he's played.
   
4. 
   Ryan Clady, OT, Broncos. Age: 26.
   
   
   Ryan Clady is not a very good run-blocker, but he surrendered just one
   sack in 2012. Of course, part of that is Peyton Manning releasing the
   ball quickly, but Clady was still very sound in protection.
   
5. 
   Will Beatty, OT, Giants. Age: 28.
   
   
   Will Beatty was heavily penalized in 2012, but otherwise served as an outstanding left tackle for Eli Manning.
   
6. 
   Phil Loadholt, OT, Vikings. Age: 27.
   
   
   Phil Loadholt was one of the most penalized linemen in the NFL this past
   season (11 penalties), but he made up for it with his powerful
   run-blocking and sound pass protection.
   
7. 
   Sam Baker, OT, Falcons. Age: 28.
   
   
   Sam Baker was deemed a bust prior to this season because of years of
   underachieving, but he actually played well in 2012. The difference was
   that he was finally over his back problems. Remember though that those
   things tend to linger and resurface.
   
8. 
   Branden Albert, OT, Chiefs. Age: 28.
   
   
   Branden Albert's a solid left tackle when he's in the lineup - he
   surrendered just one sack in 11 starts this year - but his issue is that
   he suffers from chronic back spasms. He can't be counted on to play 16
   games.
   
9. 
   Bryant McKinnie, OT, Ravens. Age: 33.
   
   
   Bryant McKinnie can still be a quality left tackle if he keeps his
   weight under control, but that's been a big issue for him. He was
   awesome during Baltimore's Super Bowl run, but can he maintain his
   motivation?
   
   
   
10. 
    Sean Locklear, OT, Giants. Age: 32.
    
    
    Sean Locklear was a major upgrade over David Diehl at right tackle. He
    pass protected well, but didn't open up any running lanes.
    Unfortunately, he's a 32-year-old coming off knee surgery.
    
11. 
    Gosder Cherilus, OT, Lions. Age: 29.
    
    
    One of Matt Millen's busts, Gosder Cherilus is actually coming off one
    of his better seasons, though that still involved approaching
    double-digit penalties. Cherilus was OK as a blocker.
    
12. 
    Barry Richardson, OT, Rams. Age: 27.
    
    
    Kansas City fans remember Barry Richardson as an inept right tackle, but
    he actually improved with the Rams. I still wouldn't be comfortable
    with him as my starter, but he at least established himself as a
    top-notch backup and quality spot-starter.
    
13. 
    Jermon Bushrod, OT, Saints. Age: 29.
    
    
    Jermon Bushrod run blocks well, but he can't pass protect at all. He
    surrendered four sacks in 2012, but that number would've been much
    higher if Drew Brees didn't release the ball so quickly.
    
14. 
    Jammal Brown, OT, Redskins. Age: 32.
    
    
    Jammal Brown missed all of 2012 with a hip injury. He's always been
    injury-prone, and at 32 (in March), he can't be counted on as a starter
    anymore.
    
15. 
    Winston Justice, OT, Colts. Age: 28.
    
    
    Winston Justice surprisingly was a decent blocker for the Colts at times
    this past season, but he was constantly in and out of the lineup
    because of various injuries.
    
16. 
    Demetress Bell, OT, Eagles. Age: 29.
    
    
    Demetress Bell struggled in Howard Mudd's system, so maybe he can
    rebound elsewhere. Still, he's a big injury risk, as he's endured knee
    problems throughout his career.
    
17. Ramon Harewood (RFA), OT/G, Ravens. Age: 26.
    
18. Austin Howard (RFA), OT, Jets. Age: 26.
    
19. Jason Smith, OT, Jets. Age: 27.
    
20. King Dunlap, OT, Eagles. Age: 27.
    
21. Will Svitek, OT, Falcons. Age: 31.
    
22. Max Starks, OT, Steelers. Age: 31.
    
23. Jeremy Trueblood, OT, Buccaneers. Age: 30.
    
24. Khalif Barnes, OT, Raiders. Age: 31.
    
25. Tyler Polumbus, OT, Redskins. Age: 28.
    
26. Rashad Butler, OT, Texans. Age: 30.
    
27. Frank Omiyale, OT, Seahawks. Age: 30.
    
28. Ryan Harris, OT, Texans. Age: 28.
    
29. Colin Brown (RFA), OT, Bills. Age: 28.
    
30. Jonathan Scott, OT, Bears. Age: 30.
    
31. Dennis Roland, OT, Bengals. Age: 30.
    
32. D'Anthony Batiste, OT, Cardinals. Age: 31.
    
33. Jordan Black, OT, Redskins. Age: 33.
    
34. Jason Fox (RFA), OT, Lions. Age: 25.
    
35. Pat McQuistan, OT, Cardinals. Age: 30.
    
36. Corey Hilliard, OT, Lions. Age: 28.
    
37. Troy Kropog (RFA), OT, Vikings. Age: 27.
    
38. Andrew Gardner (RFA), OT, Texans. Age: 27.
    
39. William Robinson, OT, Saints. Age: 28.
    
40. Patrick Brown (RFA), OT, Dolphins. Age: 26.
    
41. Chris Clark (RFA), OT, Broncos. Age: 27.
    

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