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

paroh jos ne odustaje

digli su ruke svi od njega, tako da je samo pitanje kada ce odustati

steta

Meni je zao coveka...
Koliko god da sam mu se smejao (vise Amerima nego njemu, zbog medija i nacina na koji su ga pratili) mislim da ovo nije zasluzio

pa nije
imao je finu sezonu u denveru
nije dobio šansu u jetsima

da je dobio mozda bi sada jos uvek tamo igrao...
videcemo, mlad je
mozda jednog dana opet negde zaigra

As we close to the book on May, it’s time to do some free agency scorekeeping.

And for those keeping score at home, let the record show that no team has signed more members of PFT’s Free Agent Hot 100 than Miami. Including re-signings, and highlighted by the addition of wideout Mike Wallace, the Dolphins have signed seven members of the PFT Hot 100.

The Dolphins’ aggressiveness in free agency has been one of the defining characteristics of the offseason. Not to be overlooked, though, is Denver’s impressive work adding talent to any already strong roster. The Broncos lead all teams with six top-100 additions from other teams.

Here’s the team-by-team breakdown of top-100 signees through May 31:

Miami Dolphins (7) — Additions: Mike Wallace, Brett Grimes, Dustin Keller, Dannell Ellerbe. Re-signings: Matt Moore, Chris Clemons, Brian Hartline.

Denver Broncos (6) — Additions: Wes Welker, Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Terrance Knighton, Quentin Jammer, Shaun Phillips, Louis Vasquez.

Arizona Cardinals (5) — Additions: Antoine Cason, Rashard Mendenhall, Matt Shaughnessy, Jerraud Powers, Drew Stanton.

Atlanta Falcons (5) — Additions: Osi Umenyiora, Steven Jackson. Re-signings: Sam Baker, William Moore, Tony Gonzalez.

Detroit Lions (5) — Additions: Glover Quin, Reggie Bush, Jason Jones. Re-signings: Louis Delmas, Chris Houston.

Baltimore Ravens (4) — Addition: Chris Canty. Re-signings: Bryant McKinnie, Dennis Pitta (RFA), Arthur Jones (RFA).

Cincinnati Bengals (4) — Re-signings: Andre Smith, Rey Maualuga, Wallace Gilberry, Kevin Huber.

Indianapolis Colts (4) — Additions: LaRon Landry, Gosder Cherilus, Ricky Jean-Francois. Re-signing: Darius Butler.

New England Patriots (4) — Addition: Danny Amendola. Re-signings: Aqib Talib, Kyle Arrington, Sebastian Vollmer.

Philadelphia Eagles (4) — Additions: Cary Williams, Kenny Phillips, Connor Barwin, Patrick Chung.

Tennessee Titans (4) — Additions: Andy Levitre, Delanie Walker, Shonn Greene. Re-signing: Rob Bironas.

Kansas City Chiefs (3) — Additions: Donnie Avery, Sean Smith, Dunta Robinson.

Minnesota Vikings (3) — Additions: Greg Jennings, Lawrence Jackson. Re-signing: Phil Loadholt.

Oakland Raiders (3) — Additions: Charles Woodson, Joshua Cribbs, Mike Jenkins.

San Diego Chargers (3) — Additions: Dwight Freeney, Derek Cox. Re-signing: Danario Alexander (RFA).

St. Louis Rams (3) — Additions: Jake Long, Jared Cook. Re-signing: William Hayes.

Buffalo Bills (2) — Addition: Alan Branch. Re-signing: Leodis McKelvin.

Carolina Panthers (2) — Re-signings: Dwan Edwards, Captain Munnerlyn.

Chicago Bears (2) — Additions: Jermon Bushrod, Martellus Bennett.

Cleveland Browns (2) — Additions: Paul Kruger, Desmond Bryant.

Houston Texans (2) — Additions: Ed Reed, Shane Lechler.

New Orleans Saints (2) — Additions: Keenan Lewis, Victor Butler.

New York Giants (2) — Additions: Brandon Myers, Cullen Jenkins.

Seattle Seahawks (2) — Addition: Cliff Avril, Michael Bennett.

Dallas Cowboys (1) — Addition: Justin Durant.

Jacksonville Jaguars (1) — Addition: Sen’Derrick Marks.

New York Jets (1) — Addition: Antwan Barnes.

Pittsburgh Steelers (1) — Re-signing: Emmanuel Sanders (matched offer sheet from New England).

San Francisco 49ers (1) — Addition: Glenn Dorsey.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1) — Addition: Dashon Goldson.

Washington Redskins (1) — Re-signing: Fred Davis.

mi samo čupavog čokolina doveli

te benet presao u čikago

Kako nisi to ispratio?
To je bio jedan od prvih potpisa. Mozda vec drugi dan FA

zaboravih
dobar igrac
dobra meta
čokolino

Taman ono sto treba Cikagu. Dobar i siguran TE. Malo su i OL porpravili... Bice oni tezak protivnik

penban ::Taman ono sto treba Cikagu. Dobar i siguran TE. Malo su i OL porpravili... Bice oni tezak protivnik

Znači Packersi u borbi za fenjer u diviziji...

hm

According to ESPN The Magazine,
members of free agent Tim Tebow's camp
"privately admit" Tebow's NFL career is
likely over.
Just 18 months removed from a stunning
playoff win over the Steelers, Tebow has
been written off by NFL teams in large
part due to his unwillingness to change
positions. "He's not a quarterback," said
one NFC scout. "When you look at his run
two years ago, when you watch the tape
and break it down, he wasn't really doing
anything that impressive. He's a tough
guy, a great leader, a great person. But he
isn't a good enough quarterback to have
all the distractions that come with him."
And that just about sums it up.

kb8 ::

penban ::Taman ono sto treba Cikagu. Dobar i siguran TE. Malo su i OL porpravili... Bice oni tezak protivnik

Znači Packersi u borbi za fenjer u diviziji...

ako ti tako kažeš

Ja stvarno ocekujem da medvedici budu neki faktor u diviziji. Lavovi mi na papiru izgledaju najslabije... Bice interesantno u NFC North-u

Robert De Niro ::

kb8 ::

penban ::Taman ono sto treba Cikagu. Dobar i siguran TE. Malo su i OL porpravili... Bice oni tezak protivnik

Znači Packersi u borbi za fenjer u diviziji...

ako ti tako kažeš

Moro sam to napisat poradi Mikija...

Former NFL player Keyshawn Johnson says Justin Bieber’s reckless driving and mistreatment of neighbors has made him a danger to the gated community where both men live.

Johnson wants the district attorney’s office to thoroughly investigate Bieber. Johnson says he called the police on Bieber for driving his Ferrari at high speeds through residential streets, and that Bieber’s entourage needs to step in before he kills himself or someone else.

“He has to answer to the D.A.’s office, not me,” Johnson said. “His handlers, his goons, whatever they are, his henchmen, they have to protect him.”

According to Johnson, Bieber has become a major problem for people who live in the gated community specifically because they don’t want to be bothered.

“You got a 19-year-old kid feeling entitled, speeding up and down the highway,” Johnson said. “That’s why all the neighbors is mad. Then you got him spitting on people in the neighborhood. You can’t do that.”

Los Angeles County Sheriff’s detectives are investigating Bieber for reckless driving and for battery as a result of complaints from Johnson and other neighbors.

“We take this very seriously and if this actually did occur, which it appears that it did, it is unacceptable behavior from anybody, anywhere, anytime,” Sheriff’s spokesman Steve Whitmore said.

If Bieber goes to court, Johnson is ready to testify against him.

cirkus

Trebali bi Key i Dickerson da malo "popricaju" sa tim picopevcem

Asked Bob Tebow, Tim's dad, about ESPN Mag report that Tebow admits NFL career is over: "You are old enough to not believe all you hear."
Ian Rapoport

čuj biber pravi pičvajz

Justin Papar u Zrnu zajeban pravo...

At one point in the life of real (mostly) NFL free agency, June 2 was a big day. Under labor deals finalized before 2006 (and, of course, after free agency began), teams could cut players on June 2 with reduced cap consequences.

It created a second wave of free agency, and a spike in NFL news and interest as the media chased down and/or speculated on who would be cut as of June 2, and where they would land.

As of 2006, teams received the ability to cut two players per franchise after the start of the league year in March, and to designate them as post-June 1 cuts. This dynamic, coupled with the willingness of plenty of teams to absorb the full cap charge resulting from cutting a guy in the current year because plenty of teams have plenty of cap space, has turned the second wave of free agency into a puddle of Brownian motion (look it up, it’ll count as the one new thing you learn today).

This year, 10 teams took advantage of the ability to use the post-June 1 designation. Via Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, they are the Bills, Cardinals, Chargers, Cowboys, Dolphins, Falcons, Panthers, Raiders, Ravens, and Steelers.

The players who were cut with the post-June 1 designation are, based on the official PFT Commodore 64′s database of Brownian motion (aren’t you glad you looked it up?), former Bills quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick, former Cardinals guard Adam Snyder, former Cowboys linebacker Marcus Spears, former Dolphins linebackers Kevin Burnett and Karlos Dansby, former Falcons tackle Tyson Clabo, former Panthers linebacker James Anderson, former Raiders safety Michael Huff, former Steelers tackle Willie Colon, and former Ravens safety Bernard Pollard.

The Raiders did not cut Richard Seymour with the post-June 1 designation; they elected to void his contract in February.

Here’s how it all works. Let’s assume a player signs a five-year deal with a $5 million signing bonus. Ordinarily, $1 million would be charged to each of the five years of the deal to account for the signing bonus. If, after two seasons, the team decides to move on, cutting the player before June 2 (and without the post-June 1 designation) would result in a $3 million cap charge.

Cutting him as of June 2 (or with the post-June 1 designation) freezes the current year’s dead money at $1 million, with the final $2 million hitting the cap in the next league year.

The June 2 cap bump comes from the team’s inability to process the transaction financially until June 2. So if the player with the $5 million signing bonus on a five-year deal has a $5 million base salary, the team carries the $6 million cap charge until June 2, at which time the $5 million base salary disappears.

The player still counts for $1 million in the current year, with the remaining $2 million in signing bonus allocation hitting the cap in the next league year.

As a result, teams like the Falcons have picked up $4.5 million in cap space via the processing of the departure of Clabo. This gives them more cap space to sign the aforementioned Seymour. Which gives us a chance to close this out with G.M. Thomas Dimitroff’s recent appearance on PFT Live, during which he addressed the reports that Seymour could be a Falcon.

It also gives the Falcons more wiggle room to extend quarterback Matt Ryan’s deal. Which, coincidentally, is one of the other topics addressed by Dimitroff below.