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Old 03-13-2018, 09:00 PM  
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2018 Free Agency Tracker Thread

Moves from around the league will be posted in the OP tomorrow as they become official (and as often as I can update). Will have them in spoilers separated by date, and will also have a Chiefs moves section at the top.

Chiefs Official Moves

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1/30 — Traded QB Alex Smith to Washington for CB Kendall Fuller and 2018 third-round pick
2/8 — Released CB Darrelle Revis
2/17 — Signed CB David Amerson to one-year contract
2/23 — Traded CB Marcus Peters and 2018 sixth-round pick to Los Angeles Rams for 2019 second-round pick and 2018 fourth-round pick.
3/12 — Re-signed FB Anthony Sherman to contract extension
3/12 — Released LB Tamba Hali
3/12 — Released S Ron Parker
3/13 — Agreed to five-year contract with LB Anthony Hitchens
3/13 — Agreed to three-year conract with WR Sammy Watkins
3/14 — Agreed to contract with DL Jarvis Jenkins
3/14 - Agreed to contract with WR Deanthony Thomas
3/14 - Agreed to contract with LB Terrance Smith
3/15 - Re-sign Dustin Colquitt to 3 year $9 mil deal
3/16 - Sign QB Chad Henne.
3/16 - re-sign OL Jordan Devey.
Below is a list of the top 100 Free Agents, and any move associated with them (UPDATED 3/18 1:47am Central Time:

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March 14th Official NFL moves

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March 15th Official NFL Moves

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March 16th Official NFL Moves

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March 17th Official NFL News

Seahawks sign WR Jaron Brown.

Bengals sign Matt Barkley.

Seahawks sign Safety Maurice Alexander.

Colts release DT Johnathan Haskins.

Raiders sign LB Kyle Wilber.

Bucs sign DE Ginny Curry. 3 years $27 million.

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Old 03-14-2018, 08:54 AM   #31
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It shows you that things are different, use to it was "smart teams don't play in FA"

Green Bay had signed 4 FA's in 25 years...they signed 2 yesterday.

Things have massively changed.
Things have changed to the point where the economics of the game have went completely out of whack.

The problem in todays sports and not just pro football is that the value of the contracts that are being signed do not match the level of productivity whatsoever.

Its pretty simple that as a team you 3 choices in how to build your team; FA, draft and trades. Because you’re not going to address your team primarily through the draft or trades, sometimes FA can’t be ignored.

The smart organizations primarily build through the draft and sometimes use trades as an option and if they were to tap into FA, they make low, under the radar signings and tend to shy away from players that demand ludicrous contracts that make them overvalued.

For example, Vikings sign Kirk Cousins to a 3 yr/$84 mill contract fully guaranteed? No ****ing way is he worth that. That is an example of an overvalued player and quite clearly a desperation move by the Vikings.

I dont think his level of play will be justified through that contract. Anyway, like I said, smart organizations make low under the radar signings as a way to maximize the value of the player. Thats how you play FA and make the best possible moves for your team.
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Old 03-14-2018, 09:05 AM   #32
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What percentage of drafted players ever make the pro bowl?

Only 88 make the probowl and about 3500 players are drafted annually.

So, the chance of your FA making the pro-bowl is actually higher than drafted players.
Um...3500 ?

32 teams, 53 man rosters = 1664.

Draft - 7 rounds, 32 teams = 224.

I don't think that number of 3500 is correct...
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Old 03-14-2018, 09:31 AM   #33
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Um...3500 ?

32 teams, 53 man rosters = 1664.

Draft - 7 rounds, 32 teams = 224.

I don't think that number of 3500 is correct...
Denver is allowed an additional number of picks which brings the total to 3500
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Old 03-14-2018, 09:54 AM   #34
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For example, Vikings sign Kirk Cousins to a 3 yr/$84 mill contract fully guaranteed? No ****ing way is he worth that. That is an example of an overvalued player and quite clearly a desperation move by the Vikings.
The Vikings have a great defense and some talented offensive weapons. They had 3 cheaper options at QB that they easily could have retained. "Desperation move" seems like a mischaracterization. I don't think Cousins is worth that much, but the Vikings definitely do.
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"As often as I can update" is TimBone speak for "I'll work on this when I get home at 6PM."
Uhh, Free Agency hasn't officially started yet.

Last year I updated two or three times a day.

This thread is not for you guys that need the info the second it happens. This thread is a quick reference guide for those folks who don't have the time to keep up with the mega thread, and get lost in the shuffle.

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Uhh, Free Agency hasn't officially started yet.

Last year I updated two or three times a day.

This thread is not for you guys that need the info the second it happens. This thread is a quick reference guide for those folks who don't have the time to keep up with the mega thread, and get lost in the shuffle.

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While we're waiting, with the Smith and Peters trades, Hali, DJ, and Parker cut, along with other departures, do we have any money? I realize we have to pay for the 2 FAs and Fuller, so how much is left? With the exception of a backup QB and a serviceable CB, I'd almost like to take any remaining cash and try to lock up one of our young studs.
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Uhh, Free Agency hasn't officially started yet.

Last year I updated two or three times a day.

This thread is not for you guys that need the info the second it happens. This thread is a quick reference guide for those folks who don't have the time to keep up with the mega thread, and get lost in the shuffle.

And I'm at home right now, muh****a.
But I want the info right now and I don't want to go to Twitter.

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1. Saints quarterback Drew Brees (re-signed with Saints March 13).

2. Washington quarterback Kirk Cousins (agreed to terms with the Vikings on March 13).

3. Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell (received franchise tag March 6).

4. Cowboys defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence (received franchise tag March 5).

5. Panthers offensive guard Andrew Norwell (agreed to terms with Jaguars March 13).

6. Vikings quarterback Case Keenum (agreed to terms with Broncos March 12).

7. Jaguars wide receiver Allen Robinson (agreed to terms with Bears March 13).

8. Lions defensive end Ezekiel Ansah (received franchise tag February 27).

9. Dolphins defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh (will be released March 14).

10. Rams cornerback Trumaine Johnson (agreed to terms with the Jets on March 13).

11. Rams safety Lamarcus Joyner (received franchise tag March 6).

12. Patriots offensive tackle Nate Solder (agreed to terms with the Giants on March 14).

13. Seahawks defensive tackle Sheldon Richardson.

14. Dolphins wide receiver Jarvis Landry (received franchise tag February 20).

15. Bears cornerback Kyle Fuller (received transition tag March 6).

16. Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman (signed with the 49ers on March 10).

17. Patriots cornerback Malcolm Butler (agreed to terms with Titans on March 13).

18. Bengals quarterback A.J. McCarron.

19. Rams receiver Sammy Watkins (agreed to terms with Chiefs March 13).

20. Falcons defensive tackle Dontari Poe.

21. Giants offensive lineman Justin Pugh.

22. Seahawks tight end Jimmy Graham (agreed to terms with Packers on March 13).

23. Jaguars cornerback Aaron Colvin (agreed to terms with Texans on March 13).

24. Bills cornerback E.J. Gaines.

25. Packers receiver Jordy Nelson (released).

26. Saints safety Kenny Vaccaro.

27. Panthers defensive tackle Star Lotulelei (agreed to terms with Bills on March 13).

28. Falcons defensive end Adrian Clayborn.

29. Jaguars receiver Marqise Lee (re-signed March 13).

30. Washington cornerback Bashaud Breeland. (agreed to terms with Panthers on March 13).

31. Vikings quarterback Teddy Bridgewater (agreed to terms with Jets on March 13).

32. Patriots running back Dion Lewis (agreed to terms with Titans on March 13).

33. Jets defensive end Muhammad Wilkerson (agreed to terms with Packers on March 13).

34. Eagles cornerback Patrick Robinson.

35. Packers safety Morgan Burnett.

36. Bears guard Josh Sitton.

37. Giants center Weston Richburg (agreed to terms with 49ers March 13).

38. Raiders inside linebacker Navorro Bowman.

39. Chiefs defensive tackle Bennie Logan.

40. Vikings quarterback Sam Bradford (agreed to terms with Cardinals March 13).

41. Panthers defensive end Julius Peppers.

42. Chargers safety Tre Boston.

43. Seahawks receiver Paul Richardson (agreed to terms with Washington on March 13).

44. Bears cornerback Prince Amukamara (agreed to re-sign on March 13).

45. Colts guard Jack Mewhort.

46. Ravens center Ryan Jensen.

47. Bills defensive tackle Kyle Williams (re-signed March 13).

48. Eagles tight end Trey Burton (agreed to terms with Bears March 13).

49. Lions defensive tackle Haloti Ngata (agreed to terms with Eagles March 13).

50. Titans linebacker Avery Williamson (agreed to terms with the Jets on March 13).

51. Bears linebacker Pernell McPhee (released).

52. Titans guard Josh Kline (agreed to re-sign with Titans on March 13).

53. 49ers safety Eric Reid.

54. Bengals tight end Tyler Eifert.

55. Titans defensive lineman DaQuan Jones.

56. Cowboys defensive lineman David Irving (restricted).

57. Jets tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins.

58. Vikings running back Jerick McKinnon (agreed to terms with 49ers on March 14).

59. 49ers running back Carlos Hyde (agreed to terms with Browns on March 14).

60. Colts cornerback Rashaan Melvin.

61. Jets quarterback Josh McCown (re-signed with Jets on March 13).

62. Eagles linebacker Nigel Bradham (re-signed with the Eagles on March 14).

63. Washington linebacker Zach Brown.

64. Jets cornerback Morris Claiborne.

65. Cardinals receiver Jaron Brown.

66. Browns running back Isaiah Crowell (agrees to terms with the Jets on March 13).

67. Jets linebacker Demario Davis.

68. Raiders cornerback T.J. Carrie.

69. Chiefs receiver Albert Wilson (agreed to terms with Dolphins March 13).

70. Rams cornerback Nickell Robey-Coleman. (re-signs with Rams on March 13).

71. Bills receiver Jordan Matthews.

72. Washington receiver Terrelle Pryor.

73. Bucs defensive tackle Chris Baker (signed with the Bengals).

74. Washington linebacker Junior Galette.

75. Texans cornerback Johnathan Joseph.

76. Ravens receiver Mike Wallace.

77. Bucs cornerback Brent Grimes (signed with the Bucs on March 12).

78. Lions cornerback Nevin Lawson (re-signed with Lions on March 13).

79. Bucs tight end Cameron Brate (signed with the Bucs on March 12).

80. Dolphins defensive end William Hayes.

81. Steelers offensive tackle Chris Hubbard (agrees to terms with the Browns on March 13).

82. Bears receiver Kendall Wright.

83. Rams outside linebacker Connor Barwin.

84. Washington outside linebacker Trent Murphy.

85. Colts receiver Donte Moncrief (agreed to terms with the Jaguars on March 13).

86. Lions linebacker Tahir Whitehead.

87. Saints guard Senio Kelemete.

88. Broncos inside linebacker Todd Davis.

89. Falcons defensive lineman Derrick Shelby (released).

90. Rams center John Sullivan.

91. 49ers guard Brandon Fusco.

92. Cowboys linebacker Anthony Hitchens (agreed to terms with Chiefs on March 13).

93. Bills linebacker Preston Brown.

94. Broncos center Matt Paradis (restricted).

95. Patriots running back Rex Burkhead.

96. Cardinals safety Tyvon Branch.

97. Cardinals cornerback Justin Bethel.

98. Chargers receiver Tyrell Williams (restricted).

99. Seahawks cornerback Byron Maxwell.

100. Saints defensive end Alex Okafor.
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