Free Agent Signing Thread
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Bodden signs a one-year deal with the Patriots.
Aloysius said:
Bodden signs a one-year deal with the Patriots.I think it's safe to say the Pats won't be looking at CB in the draft this year.
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I've kinda soured on Bodden. Though much of his poor play last year has been blamed on him not being a good fit for a Tampa 2, Bodden got burned twice when they asked him to play man coverage in the final game of the season. He didn't look like a guy who had much left.
Having said that, I wouldn't be surprised if Belichick somehow resurrects his career.
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I've kinda soured on Bodden. Though much of his poor play last year has been blamed on him not being a good fit for a Tampa 2, Bodden got burned twice when they asked him to play man coverage in the final game of the season. He didn't look like a guy who had much left.
Having said that, I wouldn't be surprised if Belichick somehow resurrects his career.
Aloysius said:
I've kinda soured on Bodden. Though much of his poor play last year has been blamed on him not being a good fit for a Tampa 2, Bodden got burned twice when they asked him to play man coverage in the final game of the season. He didn't look like a guy who had much left.Having said that, I wouldn't be surprised if Belichick somehow resurrects his career.
ESPN reported that his contract is for one year and not guaranteed. He has to make the team.
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The Chargers signed Kevin Burnett.
With Tim Dobbins, Matt Wilhelm, Brandon Siler, and Kevin Burnett now vying for playing time next to Stephen Cooper, it seems like the Chargers are less likely to draft Rey at #16.
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LT signed 3 year contract extension with chargers
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this is a good site/remaining FA's
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LT signed 3 year contract extension with chargers
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LUCAS CUT....Move McDonald to nickle...Finally a Corner worth going after!
Panthers release starting CB Lucas to clear salary-cap space
Associated Press
Ken Lucas, CB
2008 Statistics
Tackles: 60
Interceptions: 2
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The Carolina Panthers released starting cornerback Ken Lucas on Wednesday in a move that clears about $2.3 million in salary-cap space.
The Panthers had been trying to trade Lucas, an eight-year NFL veteran who struggled late last season, but he vetoed a deal to the Detroit Lions last month.
The Panthers signed Lucas to a six-year, $36 million free-agent deal in 2005, and he started 49 of 50 games and made 13 interceptions. But Lucas was burned on several occasions, and the Panthers appear poised to promote No. 3 cornerback Richard Marshall to the starting job opposite Chris Gamble.
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