FA pijaca 2017

Jairus Byrd - DB - Free Agent
Saints released FS Jairus Byrd.
The move will officially take place of the first day of the league year, March 9, per NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Signed to a massive six-year, $54 million contract in 2014, which at the time made Byrd the league's highest-paid safety, Byrd missed 15 games his first two seasons in New Orleans and then was benched in 2016. There's no other way to put it than to say Byrd was a colossal bust. There's a good chance the Saints will designate Byrd as a post-June 1 cut, which would save $7.8 million in cap space in 2017. Byrd turns 31 this year.

Stephon Gilmore - DB - Bills
The Buffalo News reports the Bills will not use the franchise tag on free agent CB Stephon Gilmore.
With only $21 million in cap space, the Bills apparently believe they couldn't afford the roughly $15 million tag. It's a mild surprise, though it could also be an indication the sides are making progress in long-term talks. Reportedly seeking "top-five" cornerback money, Gilmore is Rotoworld's No. 3 free agent corner.

Lorenzo Alexander - LB - Bills
Free agent edge rusher Lorenzo Alexander's player rep will meet with the Bills at the Combine on Saturday.
Turning 34 in May, Alexander more than doubled his previous career sack total last season, but is a questionable fit for new coach Sean McDermott's 4-3 defense. Alexander will be a fascinating free agent case on the heels of his out of nowhere 12.-5-sack campaign.

Marcus Mariota - QB - Titans
Marcus Mariota (broken leg) has transitioned from using a scooter to a walking boot.
It's been over two months since Mariota went down. Two months was when Mariota was expected to be able to put weight on his leg, so he's on schedule. Mariota appears likely to miss most, if not all, of the offseason program, but should be ready for training camp.

Mark Davis - C - Raiders
An investment group seeking to keep the Raiders in Oakland has submitted a stadium plan to the NFL.
The group, fronted by ex-Raider Ronnie Lott, unveiled a public plan in December that was quickly shot down by the league. Its revised proposal was apparently a little more serious. It's certainly not bad news for Bay Area football fans, but owner Mark Davis still seems intent on relocating his team to the sands of Nevad

Jamaal Charles - RB - Free Agent
Jamaal Charles (knees) was released by the Chiefs with the "failed physical" designation.
NFL.com's Ian Rapoport reported Tuesday that Charles is "healthy," but his former team didn't agree. Rapoport has consistently passed along too-rosy information on Charles' recovery, so it's likely coming from Charles' agent. All that really matters is that Charles should be recovered for training camp.

Latavius Murray - RB - Raiders
According to Draft Analyst's Tony Pauline, the Vikings have been "showing a good deal of interest" in free agent Latavius Murray.
Per Pauline, this was even before the Vikings announced they wouldn't exercise Adrian Peterson's option. While Murray would be a younger and cheaper option, he failed to impress in 2016, averaging 4.0 YPC for the second season in a row despite running behind one of the NFL's best lines, and lost carries to two rookies. The Raiders have tried to replace Murray for two years. 27-year-old Murray shouldn't cost more than $4-6 million annually.

Kevin Zeitler - G - Bengals
According to Draft Analyst's Tony Pauline, free agent RG Kevin Zeitler is expected to sign a deal "close to $10 million per year, if not slightly over that amount."
Steelers RG David DeCastro and Bears RG Kyle Long both make $10 million per year as the league's two highest-paid right guards. With the inflation of the salary cap and Zeitler already one of the best guards in the game, he could easily top $10 million per year. Pauline hears the Bengals aren't prepared to go that high for Zeitler. Zeitler is arguably the top offensive lineman available.

Chris Baker - DL - Redskins
Draft Analyst's Tony Pauline reports the Redskins' "goal" at the Combine is to re-sign free agent DE Chris Baker.
This goes against a report from the Washington Post earlier this month that said the Redskins were likely to let Baker hit the open market. Washington is fully expected to engage in negotiations with all of its free agents at next week's Combine. Baker is entering his age-30 season and has spent his entire career in D.C. He's been the Redskins' best defensive lineman for the past two seasons.

Kirk Cousins - QB - Redskins
Citing multiple sources familiar with the negotiations, Yahoo's Charles Robinson reports Kirk Cousins would have signed a multi-year deal last offseason if offered $20 million per year by the Redskins.
The Redskins botched this situation badly. Their max offer to Cousins last year was $16 million annually, yet they're going to end up paying him $44 million guaranteed for the 2016 and 2017 seasons combined, and risk losing Cousins to free agency next offseason. No NFL player can be franchise tagged three years in a row. Per Robinson, team president Bruce Allen is primarily to blame. Allen has reduced GM Scot McCloughan to a "talent procurement guy" only, while Allen is managing the cap (poorly) and calling almost all of the shots.

Eddie Lacy - RB - Packers
Free agent Eddie Lacy revealed that he had wires, two screws, and a plate inserted into his right ankle during his November surgery.
"I messed up my deltoid (ligament) and widened the bone on my ankle, so I had to get two screws, two wires and a plate to fix it," Lacy disclosed. "(The deltoid) is the longest thing to heal." Lacy said he was given a 4-6 month timetable, and "February was the fourth month." While the operation was major, Lacy still expects to "be able to go out and do everything" by the start of OTAs.

dr.dule ::Jairus Byrd - DB - Free Agent
Saints released FS Jairus Byrd.
The move will officially take place of the first day of the league year, March 9, per NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Signed to a massive six-year, $54 million contract in 2014, which at the time made Byrd the league's highest-paid safety, Byrd missed 15 games his first two seasons in New Orleans and then was benched in 2016. There's no other way to put it than to say Byrd was a colossal bust. There's a good chance the Saints will designate Byrd as a post-June 1 cut, which would save $7.8 million in cap space in 2017. Byrd turns 31 this year.

Auh... Glava me zaboli kad se sjetim koliko smo ga preplatili. Očekivan potez, ovu sezonu nije odigrao loše, moglo bi se reći prosječno, ali previše je to para za prosjek a i uskoro če imati 31 godinu. On se više nikada neće vratiti na Bafalo formu, ili su one povrede leđa sjebale ili je bio plod pass rusha Bafala.

I dalje ne mogu da verujem da smo tagovali JPP.

Mene je najvise sokiralo kad su Ramsi dali za CB Thrumana Johnsona(ili kako se vec zove) tag od 16 miliona. Iskreno koliko god znam NFL ekipe djelomicno dobro,za ovoga sam slabo cuo,a dobio te pare,i ako se nevaram drugu godinu zaredom opaljen mu tag.

Ma ne samo to...drugi CB kojeg su pustili da ode bio je te sezone TOP5 CB u ligi.

Ramsi hof, ne kontamo mi to...

decko bar ima celu saku . usput uopte nije bio losiji od Dzenkinsa. ja bih ga pustio ali matori Filips insistira da ga zadrze. kako god , bice corak od sezone.

Mene ne moraš ubeđivati da je tagovanje lika sa šest i po prstiju po ceni od nekih 17 miliona apsolutno infantilan potez.

Sanjao sam sinoc da je Jimmy zavrsio u Arizoni.Taman nemaju nista na QB-u.

mozda kao FA sledece godine

Pazi ja bih ti preporuci sutra u Meridian ili koju vec drugu kladzu u kojoj mozes na bilo sta da se kladis i uplatis 100 kinti ili koliko hoces moj drug je sanjao Zvezda-Sasuola pred mec da ce biti 1:1 i bilo tako na Rajko Miticu naravno on nije uplatio i posle se kajao,a ispricao mi san ja mu rekao uplati on kao pa nz videcu i na kraju corak

Citing conversations with "several sources across the league," the Chicago Tribune expects the Bears to pursue CB Stephon Gilmore in addition to QB Mike Glennon when free agency opens on March 9.
NFL Network previously reported Chicago's interest in Glennon. Gilmore is the No. 2 free agent cornerback behind A.J. Bouye, and he would immediately take over as Chicago's top corner across from Tracy Porter. The Bears missed on Janoris Jenkins last year, and Gilmore profiles similarly as an inconsistent cover man with elite tools. The Tribune anticipates Gilmore commanding "close to $13 million per season." The Tribune also expects Glennon to be the Bears' "top target to replace Jay Cutler" on a deal potentially worth $10-12 million annually.

Ako ga Bearsi dovedu, imat će Vic finog materijala da još bolje posloži tu obranu...

Eric Decker - WR - Jets
According to ESPN New York's Rich Cimini, there's a "good chance" Eric Decker (hip, shoulder) will miss 2017 training camp.
Decker underwent surgeries on both his hip and rotator cuff, and a report last October stated Decker might not be ready for Week 1. Cimini says Decker's status with the Jets is "up in the air because of health reasons." Thursday's release of Brandon Marshall frees up a ton of targets in the Jets' passing game, but it's unclear whether Decker will return to collect them. Releasing Decker would save the bottoming-out Jets another $5.75 million against the cap

Brandon Marshall - WR - Free Agent
Jets released WR Brandon Marshall.
Marshall asked for his release in hopes of playing for a team with a better 2017 outlook. The move saves the Jets $7.5 million in cap space. Gang Green's roster purge continues after cutting CB Darrelle Revis, LB Erin Henderson, K Nick Folk, OTs Ryan Clady and Breno Giacomini, and C Nick Mangold. Turning 33 soon, Marshall experienced a significant drop in efficiency in 2016, managing a career-worst 46.1-percent catch rate with three touchdowns on 128 targets. Still, Marshall should draw significant interest from contenders with strong locker rooms. Baltimore beat writers have suggested Marshall as a fit for the Ravens.