Offseason 2014 - pijaca, dojave, suskanja , tracevi i ostalo

penban ::

Vlado997 ::Talib bi mogao da potpiše za nas pa da se obračuna sa Džimijem na treningu(u sportskom smislu). Jedino ako prihvati da igra za hranu, stan, bus plus karticu i koju kurvu sedmično.

a vi ste puni para
suska se preliva na sve strane

Pa kad pogleda naš bogat kep, bojim se da bude tražio još više.

talib će kadvuzme lovu pokazati svu raskoš svog karaktera

FdS ::

penban ::

Vlado997 ::Talib bi mogao da potpiše za nas pa da se obračuna sa Džimijem na treningu(u sportskom smislu). Jedino ako prihvati da igra za hranu, stan, bus plus karticu i koju kurvu sedmično.

a vi ste puni para
suska se preliva na sve strane

Nemoj da si ciničan. VIdećeš kako će imati para za sve, kad im ode Džimi.

Taj film nećete gledati.

talib ostaje kod nas
potpisuje ugovor na dve godine
maksimalna cifra koju moze da dobije je 15 miliona, 8 milki garantovano

i to da se lupa u dupe od srece

Danijel Lg ::talib će kadvuzme lovu pokazati svu raskoš svog karaktera

+1

Free agent Aqib Talib wasn't franchise tagged by Monday's deadline.

Vlado997 ::

FdS ::

penban ::

Vlado997 ::Talib bi mogao da potpiše za nas pa da se obračuna sa Džimijem na treningu(u sportskom smislu). Jedino ako prihvati da igra za hranu, stan, bus plus karticu i koju kurvu sedmično.

a vi ste puni para
suska se preliva na sve strane

Nemoj da si ciničan. VIdećeš kako će imati para za sve, kad im ode Džimi.

Taj film nećete gledati.

Dzimi ide, samo je pitanje kada... Mozda nekome padne na pamet da da vise suske nego sto NO moze da ponudi, cisto da ih zajebe malo. NYJ i MIA su medju potencijalnim mestima gde Dzimi moze da zavrsi..

sta ce nam Talib kada uzimamo Ostrvo. jebse pika 7 runde i par miloona viska.

misliš da mu niko nece dati 3 puta po 8 recimo

mozda mu i daju
ali strah je da ne ode gde i njegov kolega TE

[Editor's note: The window has closed on the 2014 use of the franchise tag. This year, only four players were tagged. Two received the little-used transition tag. Here's the entire list, with a quick take on each guy.]

Saints tight end Jimmy Graham

While some are blaming the looming fight over whether Graham is a receiver for tag purposes on Graham and/or his agent, this fight has been brewing for a couple of years. The Packers and Jermichael Finley worked out a deal before pulling the pin on a tag-and-grievance situation. Last year, the Titans didn’t even risk it by opting not to tag tight end Jared Cook, due in large part to the inability of the Management Council to guarantee that the Titans wouldn’t eventually have to pay more than $4.5 million more under the receiver version of the tag.

The question of tight end versus receiver becomes moot if another team signs Graham to an offer sheet. While highly unlikely, it wouldn’t be completely shocking if a team picking at the bottom of round one this year (and presumably next year) decides to make a run at Graham, in exchange for a pair of first-round picks if the Saints don’t match.

Jets kicker Nick Folk

Those who insist kickers aren’t franchise players forget that five kickers were tagged in 2012. At $3.55 million for one year, it’s a bargain as franchise tags go.

It’s also less than the going rate of $4 million per year for a high-end kicker.

Panthers defensive end Greg Hardy

With a slew of young, talented players who either are or will soon be eligible for long-term deals, the Panthers have to be careful about their long-term commitments. For now, they’ll commit $13.116 million to Hardy pending a long-term deal at a lower cap number — or possibly a trade to another team, if the Panthers just can’t find an acceptable middle ground.

Looming over the situation is the six-year, $76 million contract given to defensive end Charles Johnson in 2011. It’ll be hard to give Hardy a deal with an annual rate of less than Johnson’s $12.67 million.

Redskins linebacker Brian Orakpo

They reportedly agonized over whether to tag Orakpo, who missed much of 2012 due to injury but rebounded with a Pro Bowl season in 2013. Orakpo could argue that he’s actually a defensive end and not a linebacker; the difference between the $11.455 million tag for linebackers and the $13.116 million tag for defensive ends is only $1.661 million.

Still, that’s $1.661 million.

Browns center Alex Mack

The transition tag became a little-used device after the 2006 labor deal made the transition tender fully guaranteed if accepted. For Mack, a center, the prospect of making $10.03 million in 2014 should prompt him to sprint to his agent’s office to sign the tender.

With the franchise tag for offensive linemen only $1.654 million higher and the Browns having $57 million in cap space, they arguably should have just used the franchise tag.

While it’s possible that another team will sign Mack to a contract that more accurately reflects the center market, there’s no reason for Mack to do a long-term deal unless it pays him a lot more than $10.03 million guaranteed. His best move could be to take the money for 2014 and hit the market next year.

Unless the Browns want to pay him $12 million under the franchise or transition tag in 2015.

Steelers linebacker Jason Worilds

Unlike Mack, Worilds should play this one out. With the Steelers likely to be pressed up against the cap, another team could sign him to an offer sheet the Steelers can’t match.

They’ll possible be able to match it only if they cut LaMarr Woodley.

Using the transition tag on Worilds buys some time for the Steelers, and gives Worilds a chance to test the market. If Worilds opts to sign the tender, the Steelers can live with $9.754 million in cap space for Worilds for one year, while negotiating a long-term deal.

Ako neko taguje svog igrača, imaju li ostali timovi pravo da daju ponude?

mislim da u dzimijevom slucaju imaju, ali moraju da ispljunu dva pika prve runde ako hoce da ga vode

The Patriots have announced that there will be no transactions today.

HomeoftheJets ‏@HomeoftheJets1 Mar 2

Under the radar Lb the Jets might take a look at - Dane Fletcher #jets
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vidim miki ne zaboravlja hof-a

Hoće li mi neko objasniti zašto ovi bolidi sa NFL network kontaju da će biti jagma za Niksom?

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000330222/article/free-agency-primer-top-10-wide-receivers?campaign=Facebook_atl_wesseling

Dobar igrac... Nece biti bas da se lome oko njega, ali ce nekome dobro doci.

Po meni Brit moze biti prijatno iznenadjenje ako ode u dobar tim, strog tim.

Misliš nešto ka NYG

jedino ako ce matori tom da mu udara samare svakih 10 minuta

niks mozda ode u CAR... fin bi to spoj bio

Hardy signs franchise tender

On Monday, the annual window for applying the franchise tag closed. On Tuesday, one of the four tagged players already made his move to embrace the restriction on his ability to hit the market.

Per a league source, Panthers defensive end Greg Hardy has signed his one-year, $13.116 million franchise tender. Hardy hopes to ultimately parlay the franchise tender into a long-term deal.

The move puts Hardy under contract for 2014, preventing him from flirting with another team and ultimately signing an offer sheet with a team willing to give up two first-round draft picks if the offer isn’t matched.

It also prevents the Panthers from rescinding the tender and forces the Panthers to fund the full amount of the guaranteed salary — and also to carry $13.116 million in Hardy’s name under the salary cap. The only way the Panthers can now eliminate the $13.116 million cap burden is to trade Hardy.

It’s not unprecedented for teams to rescind a franchise tender after the bulk of free agency has transpired. The Eagles did it twice during the last decade, to linebacker Jeremiah Trotter and defensive lineman Corey Simon.

From Hardy’s perspective, getting $13.116 million represents a huge payday, especially in light of the fact that he made $2.75 million over the entire four years under his rookie contract.

In signing the tender, Hardy gives up the ability to hold out of training camp without being fined $30,000 per day, since he’s under contract. By the time training camp opens, however, the July 15 window for signing the franchise player to a long-term deal will have closed.

The real question for Hardy becomes whether he’ll participate in the offseason program without a long-term deal. Much of it is voluntary, and the only mandatory aspect comes via a three-day minicamp. Hardy can pay the fairly low fine for not showing up for the lone involuntary camp, if that’s what he thinks he needs to do in order to get the kind of long-term deal he wants.

A Hardya siromaha...

Pa šta može s 13 milki...

Neće mu bit dosta ni do pola sezone...

Ja ne mogu da vjerujem da ovi debili iz Ouklanda nisu tagovali Veldhera a ni Hjustona.   Znači i jedan i drugi su pred izlaznim vratima.Kakvog mi imamo majmuna od GM,strašno.

Steelers OLB LaMarr Woodley is expected to be released if the team can retain free agent OLB Jason Worilds.