Around The NFL - 2014

[BigEd76]

Chicago Tribune says Michael Bennett is jumping from Seattle to Chicago (where he'd be with younger brother Martellus), then the Bears would release Julius Peppers to make room

[ice grillin you]

has there ever been a bigger homer than easy...


dont ever stop

[Dillen]

Chicago Tribune says Michael Bennett is jumping from Seattle to Chicago (where he'd be with younger brother Martellus), then the Bears would release Julius Peppers to make room

Yeah but he stayed with Seattle instead

[BigEd76]

4/$28.5M/$16M guaranteed, but the Bears are still trying to trade Peppers anyway

Carolina is trying to trade Steve Smith

Holmes is out in NY

Woodley is out in Pittsburgh

Carlos Rogers is out in SF

[ice grillin you]

jared allen gone from minny too

[BigEd76]

Louis Delmas to the Dolphins...1/$3.5M

Chicago released Michael Bush

[PhillyPhreak54]

Peppers as an Eagle? Would you?

[SD]

Peppers as an Eagle? Would you?

Yes

As long as it's on a short term deal. He's still an upgrade and they don't have a player with that kind of size. He can still put pressure on QBs. I obviously want a younger player to develop but in the short term he's a viable option.

[Rome]

Would he come with a time machine thrown in?

[ice grillin you]

hes strictly a 4-3 end anyway

[PhillyPhreak54]

Bucs actively shopping Revis

[SD]

hes strictly a 4-3 end anyway

No such thing when you're 6'7 285.

[SD]

Bucs actively shopping Revis

Adam Schefter
Full Revis story at espn.com.

Short of a trade in the next two days, the Buccaneers are expected to release CB Darrelle Revis by 4 p.m. Wednesday, per league sources. The time is important because on Wednesday, Revis has a $1.5 million roster bonus due and the fourth-round pick the Buccaneers traded to the Jets last year would become a third if Revis is on Tampa's roster as of 4:01 Wednesday.
Thus, rather than lose the money and the extra round, the Bucs will try to trade Revis before then and if no deal is worked out, would likely to release him. Either way, the Jets are expected to receive a fourth-round pick from Tampa, not the Buccaneers' third. Though Tampa Bay would get nothing in return for Revis if it winds up releasing him, it would save the money and the pick, and it instantly would free up $16 million in salary-cap space, all of which had been slated to go to Revis, to go spend on other players or re-sign its own.
At least one team around the league said the Buccaneers had been open to dealing Revis since the combine. The Buccaneers have been attempting to trade him but Revis' contract -- $16 million per year – has been too prohibitive for other teams to pick up. The two sides have discussed a restructured contract but have been unable to come to an agreement so far, per sources. The NFL's highest paid cornerback is Dallas' Brandon Carr at $10.1 million per year.
But just as Revis was one of last off-season's biggest stories, he will be so again this off-season.

[SunMo]

christ stopped being name fargers.  omg i recognize this guy, get him!

[PhillyPhreak54]

My guess is he ends up in New England or SF