2007 NFL Offseason Stuff Thread

[The BIGSTUD]

Bentley might miss two seasons after passing on signing with the Eagles, and now Finneran too

hmm

Mike Doss better watch his ass.

[ice grillin you]

[SD_Eagle5]

You just made chuggie a Bengals fan

[Diomedes]

Palmer needs a new agent, Jesus.

I was wondering this morning...what's up with Dominick Davis? 

[Feva]

Final approval is a wonderful thing Carson...

[ice grillin you]

the best part about it is the hot dogs brand is a mans name

so the way i see it
carson is taking john morrell
whoever that is
in his mouth

[Feva]

and he looks determined to take it all in... like a champ.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

I was wondering this morning...what's up with Dominick Davis? 

He goes by Williams and is still a free agent, I think.

[Geowhizzer]

Holy smoke... 

[SunMo]

http://www.ajc.com/sports/content/sports/uga/stories/2007/05/17/0518oliver.html


Georgia cornerback Paul Oliver is making himself eligible for the supplemental draft.  it would take a pretty high pick to get him, he's a good player, probably top 10-15 if he would have come out in next years draft

[ice grillin you]

maryland has a massive offensive tackle on their team named jared gaither....all things equal he probably would have been a top 10 pick next year...but supposedly hes off the team due to grades and a possible but not confirmed bad work ethic...anyway if he comes out hed be worth taking with a mid to late pick...his upside is scary good

[QB Eagles]

Must be an event in the

[Rome]

The latest from Pastabelly, re: Sam Rayburn:

• Rayburn making the rounds: As anticipated last Friday when the Philadelphia Eagles released defensive tackle Sam Rayburn following their failed efforts to trade him, the four-year veteran is finding a pretty solid market as a free agent. Rayburn met this week with Buffalo officials -- who despite having an already deep tackle corps with Larry Tripplett, Darwin Walker, Tim Anderson, John McCargo, Kyle Williams and Jason Jefferson, continue to try to add to the position -- and has other visits arranged. Rayburn, 26, will meet with the New York Giants the middle of next week, ESPN.com has learned, and could then go to San Francisco, where the 49ers are intrigued by his potential as a 3-4 end.

Rayburn had five seasons left on his contract in Philadelphia, but he and agent Jason Brown are probably leaning toward a one-year deal wherever he signs next. The key is to find the spot where Rayburn can get the most playing time, put up some healthy numbers and then make some real money as an unrestricted free agent next spring. For that reason, Rayburn will be a little selective about where he signs next, and might take a week or two to narrow his best options. Rayburn earned a spot on the Eagles' roster as an undrafted college free agent in 2003. In four seasons, he notched 98 tackles, nine sacks, two forced fumbles, one recovery and one pass defensed in 52 games, including four starts. His best season was in 2004, when Rayburn had 46 tackles and six sacks, despite playing mostly in a backup role. He was the victim of an overstocked tackle depth chart, a real rarity in the NFL, in Philadelphia. The Bills, by the way, might have enough depth to actually dangle one of their veterans, most likely Anderson, around the league in trade talks.

[SD_Eagle5]

Hard to believe he's only 26. I'd like to see Rayburn at end for comedic purposes.

[ice grillin you]

how bad are you when you are a 26 year old lineman who is under a long term contract and the eagles cut you