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Dobra je ova free agent class i sjajan draft ove godine tako da ko bude pametan moze sastavit strasnu ekipu. Ja bi volio vidjet cortland finnegana u chargersima da zamjeni jammera vise nego ista pa onda i mario williams.; najvjerovatnije ga nece vratiti texansi jer su i bez njega bili sjajni u odbrani, i to su rjesena dva glvana problema u odbrani jos draftuju Mark Barrona(strong safety imali bi najbolji tandem safetya u ligi za godinu dvije a mozda cak i odmah zavisno kako bi baron igrao) i ekipa strasna. Kad smo kod drafta vezano za chargerse se najvise spominju cortney upshaw strasan olb(mada ce morat da trejduju za njega) vontaze burfict(dosta problema van terena tako da bi trebao pasti u drugu mozda cak i trecu rundu) i mark baron. Vincent jackson ce ostati ja sam siguran u to cak ni aj smith nije toliko glup rekli su da nece staviti franchise tag na njega tako da bi TREBAO dobiti duzi ugovor. Uglavnom bice jako dobrih igraca ali i skupih sto odmah predstavlja problem za chargerse jer aj smith neda pare tako lako.

Samo cu reci Eli Manning i dovidjenja prijatno hehehhe

randy_moss je napisao/la:2012 NFL Free Agent Receivers

Vincent Jackson (SD) - Partially due to his actions and injuries in the past, the Chargers have been reluctant to sign Vincent Jackson to a long-term extension. However, after a third 1000-yard season with the Chargers, GM AJ Smith and Head Coach Norv Turner have expressed interest in keeping Jackson in San Diego for the long haul. If the Chargers don't have him locked up prior to the start of free agency, he may very easily leave on a tempting offer elsewhere.

Wes Welker (NE) - Welker has averaged 111 receptions and 1221 yards over the last 5 seasons, since joining New England. It's safe to call Welker the best slot receiver in the league and one of the most valuable pieces to the Patriots' offense. During Super Bowl week he brushed off questions regarding his impending free agency, but it's a foregone conclusion that he'll remain in Foxborough.

Reggie Wayne (IND) - After missing the 1000-yard mark for the first time since 2003, Wayne finds himself a free agent. All of the talk out of Indy has been on Peyton Manning and his costly option The Colts have been an organization takes care of their own over the last decade, but for a team expected to enter rebuilding, it'll be interesting to see if that philosophy changes for in the transition. Many expect Wayne to be playing elsewhere next season.

DeSean Jackson (PHI) - Jackson is a great weapon for the Eagles offense that relies upon big plays. Unfortunately, Jackson's ego and sense of self-worth appears to have created a rift in negotiations thus far. Jackson will probably want to be paid as a top wide receiver, which he may not get from the organization after some his comments and actions of several months ago. To be fair, his play doesn't warrant it either.

Dwayne Bowe (KC) - One subpar season aside, Dwayne Bowe has emerged into the number one receiver the offense needs. He's a big body and a good route runner with a large catching radius. His most impressive attribute is his body of work around the goal line. He's a complete mismatch with the fade, slant, and back shoulder passes and has shown the propensity to make the acrobatic catches on numerous occasions. If he can't be re-signed prior to free agency, he's probably the frontrunner ahead of Brandon Carr for the franchise tag.

Marques Colston (NO) - When healthy, Colston is a match-up nightmare for any corner. He's an incredibly physical, sure-handed receiver and a polished route runner. When he's available, he brings another dimension to the Saints offense that none of their other talented weapons possess. Though Brees has proven capable of running the offense without him, they're even more dangerous with him. He'll most likely remain with the Saints.

Steve Johnson (BUF) - Still working on his meager rookie salary, Johnson figures to be a big part of the Bills' long term plans. On a team with few superstars, the Bills can afford to lock up Johnson long term and maintain an effective passing attack. Though the sides don't appear to have begun extension talks, the Bills also have the option of using the franchise tag on him if they can't reach a deal before free agency.

Brandon Lloyd (STL) - Lloyd quickly established himself as the Rams' top receiver after a trade landed him in St. Louis midway through the year. His explosive downfield ability and large catching radius make him a legitimate target to help Sam Bradford. The Rams will make a strong play to retain him and Lloyd has expressed interest in playing for coach Jeff Fisher.

Robert Meachem (NO) - Meachem is one of the younger receivers that could be a nice pick-up for an offense with a larger workload to offer. He's a good downfield threat and has nice instincts in the red zone. For a team with Drew Brees, Marques Colston, and Carl Nicks as free agents, the organization has some work to do to bring back all of their key guys.

Mario Manningham (NYG) - With Manningham behind breakout star Victor Cruz and Hakeem Nicks, the Giants have found a nice threesome. Though the Giants have done a great job of developing players at the position, they would like to see some continuity for Manning. Unfortunately for them, other teams may look to give Manningham a promotion into the starting lineup and a bigger contract that goes along with it.

Laurent Robinson (DAL) - After spending some time in Atlanta, St. Louis, and San Diego, it didn't take Robinson a lot of time to find chemistry with Tony Romo in Dallas in his fifth year as a pro. He exploded on the scene replacing and playing behind Dez Bryant and Miles Austin in the lineup at various points throughout the season, accumulating 858 yards and 11 touchdowns in 14 games. Though Robinson has reaffirmed that he wants to remain in Dallas, it may be hard for the Cowboys to pay him as a third receiver if he receives serious attention on the open market.

Mike Wallace (PIT) - Restricted - No receiver in the league forces safeties back like Wallace. His deep speed is second to none on the perimeter and he capitalizes on it with the ability to run those vertical routes proficiently. He's improving in other areas of his game and is an extremely valuable piece to the Steelers' offense. Keep in mind the highest Restricted tender would only net the Steelers a first round pick, which Wallace is certainly worth.

Ja mislim i da je Nicks free agent...

Izvjesno je da Wayne nece potpisat, a ako Manning ode, bit' ce salarya puno, i tu ce biti ogroman broj promjena... Kad bi Manning ostao, a Wayne otisao (uz Gonzalesa), ja bi licno volio ovog Bowea iz Chiefsa, jer njemu ne ispadaju lopte, a ne bi treb'o bit skup, uz Garcona, Collia i Clarka cinio bi kostur ekipe, al' male su sanse da Manning ostane...

nego hocel mi ko objasniti kojim redoslijedom se odredjuju gradovi domacini SB ili je to onako random

jednog recivera Bearsi moraju uzeti, jer se ne zna hoce li Knox kod nas biti spreman za ovu sezonu, jer u jednom trenutku bojali su se da ce uopste moci vise i hodati...Vjerovatno nas pick cemo iskoristiti i draftovati Michael Floyda koji je odlican reciver i jedan od boljih u ovoj klasi drafta.Tako da cemo valjda se osigurati za buducnost da on buducnost.Dovesti jednog recivera koji ce biti prvi reciver, dok bi Bennet bio drugi, Floyd i Knox jedan od njih treci ili cetvrti, kao i Hester peti reciver ..onda bi imali neku i sansu slijedece sezone


don_burza:

care ma to se igra samo u toplim krajevima u ovo doba godine i u gradovima gdje su dvorane, a ne stadioni ...neces gsrant docekati da se SB igra u Chicagu ...ko zna mozda nekad i bude ebiga, ali uglavnom se to se tesko moze desiti

don_burza je napisao/la:nego hocel mi ko objasniti kojim redoslijedom se odredjuju gradovi domacini SB ili je to onako random

NFL pokloni SB gradu koji nesto proslavlja

Evo npr mi smo otvorili nedavno ovaj Lucas Oil Stadium, pa smo dobili SB, al' dzaba kad smo imali omjer 2-14

Giantsi bi trebali sekederi da poprave tu smo slabi, ali prije svega da ponude produzenje Manninghemu doduse znam pravilo kod nas je da se uzme najbolji pik u tom trenutku pa koja god da je pozicija

CLS je napisao/la:Giantsi bi trebali sekederi da poprave tu smo slabi, ali prije svega da ponude produzenje Manninghemu doduse znam pravilo kod nas je da se uzme najbolji pik u tom trenutku pa koja god da je pozicija

Laron landry je free agent al on ce u chargerse salim se nemogu svi u chargerse al treba nam ako neuzemmo barona vidjecemo ja sam optimistican jer se aj smith bori za posao tako da mora da se potrudi.

Big Ben ce isto biti free agent.

Zeljovac_1921 je napisao/la:Big Ben ce isto biti free agent.

Taman da ga Patsi uzmu, nek' mijenjaju Bradya

a jel peyton isto free ili se moze trejdat

Admir_Sa je napisao/la:a jel peyton isto free ili se moze trejdat

Peyton ima ugovor, al' ako mu ne plate do marta postaje free.

Edin TM87 je napisao/la:

Admir_Sa je napisao/la:a jel peyton isto free ili se moze trejdat

Peyton ima ugovor, al' ako mu ne plate do marta postaje free.

nista uzimamo mi peytona ako mu vi ne platite, i pravimo strasan tandem brady-payton, svakome po poluvrijeme ili dvije cetvrtine mozel tako @edine, sta mislis kad bi potpisao za patse, da li bi ga se odrekao i jos big bena kao zamjenu ovoj dvojici

To je naucna fantastika, tako da nema smisla da odgovaram

Norv turner rekao da ce darrell stuckey imti vecu ulogu sljedece sezone nakon sjajne prosle u specijalnim timovima. Momak je safety i ja sam se cudio prosle sezone sto su dali sansu gregoriju jer je po meni stuckey bolji strasna brzina malo neiskusan jos uvijek jer mu je prosla sezona bila prva puna jer se u rookie povrijedio. inace jedan od najboljih safetija u tom draftu 2010. Izgleda u chargersima rookie kad se povrijede prvu sezonu imaju strasnu drugu(donald butler, stuckey) nadam se da ce i jonas mouton lb imati strasnu 2012 sezonu. Spominje se i mogucnost da chargersi trejduju za cameron wakea pa vidjecemo. Ja neznam salty kakva je situacija sa capom u chikagu al ako chargersi nepotpisu jacksona eto vam prilike mada ce biti poskup.

Bearsi ce definitivno uzeti recivera free agent i Floyda na draftu kako sada stvari stoje...jedan free agent mora biti nas..Mozda Floyda necemo ni uzeti ako uzmemo dobrog recivera kojic e ciniti par sa Bennetom i Knoxom, a ond a draftovati nekog u odbrani ili OL koji ce nam pomoci..Uglavnom mozemo slijedece sezone biti jako dobri, samo sto nas sad zajebaje sto smo trade Olsona i nedostaje nam dobar TE


2012 NFL Free Agent Receivers


Vincent Jackson (SD) - Partially due to his actions and injuries in the past, the Chargers have been reluctant to sign Vincent Jackson to a long-term extension. However, after a third 1000-yard season with the Chargers, GM AJ Smith and Head Coach Norv Turner have expressed interest in keeping Jackson in San Diego for the long haul. If the Chargers don't have him locked up prior to the start of free agency, he may very easily leave on a tempting offer elsewhere.

Wes Welker (NE) - Welker has averaged 111 receptions and 1221 yards over the last 5 seasons, since joining New England. It's safe to call Welker the best slot receiver in the league and one of the most valuable pieces to the Patriots' offense. During Super Bowl week he brushed off questions regarding his impending free agency, but it's a foregone conclusion that he'll remain in Foxborough.

Reggie Wayne (IND) - After missing the 1000-yard mark for the first time since 2003, Wayne finds himself a free agent. All of the talk out of Indy has been on Peyton Manning and his costly option The Colts have been an organization takes care of their own over the last decade, but for a team expected to enter rebuilding, it'll be interesting to see if that philosophy changes for in the transition. Many expect Wayne to be playing elsewhere next season.

DeSean Jackson (PHI) - Jackson is a great weapon for the Eagles offense that relies upon big plays. Unfortunately, Jackson's ego and sense of self-worth appears to have created a rift in negotiations thus far. Jackson will probably want to be paid as a top wide receiver, which he may not get from the organization after some his comments and actions of several months ago. To be fair, his play doesn't warrant it either.

Dwayne Bowe (KC) - One subpar season aside, Dwayne Bowe has emerged into the number one receiver the offense needs. He's a big body and a good route runner with a large catching radius. His most impressive attribute is his body of work around the goal line. He's a complete mismatch with the fade, slant, and back shoulder passes and has shown the propensity to make the acrobatic catches on numerous occasions. If he can't be re-signed prior to free agency, he's probably the frontrunner ahead of Brandon Carr for the franchise tag.

Marques Colston (NO) - When healthy, Colston is a match-up nightmare for any corner. He's an incredibly physical, sure-handed receiver and a polished route runner. When he's available, he brings another dimension to the Saints offense that none of their other talented weapons possess. Though Brees has proven capable of running the offense without him, they're even more dangerous with him. He'll most likely remain with the Saints.

Steve Johnson (BUF) - Still working on his meager rookie salary, Johnson figures to be a big part of the Bills' long term plans. On a team with few superstars, the Bills can afford to lock up Johnson long term and maintain an effective passing attack. Though the sides don't appear to have begun extension talks, the Bills also have the option of using the franchise tag on him if they can't reach a deal before free agency.

Brandon Lloyd (STL) - Lloyd quickly established himself as the Rams' top receiver after a trade landed him in St. Louis midway through the year. His explosive downfield ability and large catching radius make him a legitimate target to help Sam Bradford. The Rams will make a strong play to retain him and Lloyd has expressed interest in playing for coach Jeff Fisher.

Robert Meachem (NO) - Meachem is one of the younger receivers that could be a nice pick-up for an offense with a larger workload to offer. He's a good downfield threat and has nice instincts in the red zone. For a team with Drew Brees, Marques Colston, and Carl Nicks as free agents, the organization has some work to do to bring back all of their key guys.

Mario Manningham (NYG) - With Manningham behind breakout star Victor Cruz and Hakeem Nicks, the Giants have found a nice threesome. Though the Giants have done a great job of developing players at the position, they would like to see some continuity for Manning. Unfortunately for them, other teams may look to give Manningham a promotion into the starting lineup and a bigger contract that goes along with it.

Laurent Robinson (DAL) - After spending some time in Atlanta, St. Louis, and San Diego, it didn't take Robinson a lot of time to find chemistry with Tony Romo in Dallas in his fifth year as a pro. He exploded on the scene replacing and playing behind Dez Bryant and Miles Austin in the lineup at various points throughout the season, accumulating 858 yards and 11 touchdowns in 14 games. Though Robinson has reaffirmed that he wants to remain in Dallas, it may be hard for the Cowboys to pay him as a third receiver if he receives serious attention on the open market.

Mike Wallace (PIT) - Restricted - No receiver in the league forces safeties back like Wallace. His deep speed is second to none on the perimeter and he capitalizes on it with the ability to run those vertical routes proficiently. He's improving in other areas of his game and is an extremely valuable piece to the Steelers' offense. Keep in mind the highest Restricted tender would only net the Steelers a first round pick, which Wallace is certainly worth.

Sta li sam ja postavio na prethodnoj stranici....?

randy_moss je napisao/la:Sta li sam ja postavio na prethodnoj stranici....?

kao prvo zar iko cita predhodne strane, a kao drugo mislim da si cestitao Gaintsima na pobjedi

Za Patse je najvažnije da potpišu Walkera, da ostane u Patsima. Mada ključnu loptu u Super Bowlu nije uhvatio

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Vjerovatno necemo zadrzati Williamsa, zato sto ce Foster sad traziti bruku love. Tako da vjerovatno nece platiti obojicu, ali mozemo i bez njeg sto se i pokazalo. Sad uzeti dobrog WR i s povratkom Schauba slijedeca sezona bi trebala biti extra dobra.