It's laughable that this stuff is even being written just one week into free agency, but here it is
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CLATYON- WINNERS AND LOSERS OF FREE AGENCY
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I'm quite happy not to be on the winner's list.
I'd venture to guess that most on the winner's list in previous years didn't see dramatic improvement."There's a lot of interest in the draft. It's great. But quite frankly, most of the people that are commenting on it don't know anything about what they are talking about."--Ted Thompson
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It's interesting to see the Jets sign Damon Woody; four first round draft picks on the list
I doubt Green Bay will ever be on either list just a week into itTERD Buckley over Troy Vincent, Robert Ferguson over Chris Chambers, Kevn King instead of TJ Watt, and now, RICH GANNON, over JIMMY JIMMY JIMMY LEONARD. Thank you FLOWER
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I'm guessing that they might make a list this year--if they sign a couple of guys.Originally posted by BretskyIt's interesting to see the Jets sign Damon Woody; four first round draft picks on the list
I doubt Green Bay will ever be on either list just a week into it
The got a 2nd round pick for Williams and they won't lose any other meaningful players. If they sign a couple of players, somebody will jump on their bandwagon. I think some of the national writers are starting to become aware that overspending on average players hasn't worked out that well."There's a lot of interest in the draft. It's great. But quite frankly, most of the people that are commenting on it don't know anything about what they are talking about."--Ted Thompson
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Winners and losers? Take a look in the mirror Clayton. Ok...he does have a job to do but these schmucks are all the same. Mort and his #4 story about Moss is the same BS. We'll see who the winners and losers are next January.
Speaking of Moss....now that he is officially back with the Pats does Favre retire on Tuesday? Better put in a call to Mort.C.H.U.D.
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This is stupid. Teams have an agenda, and usually weak teams make a splash in free agency, and usually remain weak.
The Cleveland Browns have mortgaged their future with the trades for Williams and Rodgers, if those two don't play up to expectations the have really put a serious dent in their future with losing all of their first day picks.
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Here you goOriginally posted by BrohmAnyone have the "winner's list" from last year?
Pretty comical in retrospect.
Winners include: the 1-15 Miami Dolphins, the 5-11 San Francisco 49ers, and the 7-9 Denver Broncos. The Patriots and Bucs did in fact improve.
Losers include: Superbowl Champion New York Giants, the NFC Runner Up Green Bay Packers, and the Houston Texans who just had the best season in the history of their franchise (they were 8-8 while playing in a division where each of the other 3 teams made the playoffs.) The Raiders and Ravens did legitimately get worse.</delurk>
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Lurker, thanks for posting last year's "winners and losers" column.
Har har har. John Clayton knows about as much as I do about football, yet he gets paid lots of money to make up shit.
And yes, the Queens are usually everybody's favorite off-season most-improved, and after their new and questionable signings, they will be again.
Free agency is a way to buy some (temporary) good press for teams. Damien Woody is not going to push the Jets into the playoffs. Tommy Kelly is not going to put the Raiders over the top."The Devine era is actually worse than you remember if you go back and look at it."
KYPack
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I was watching NFL Total Access last night and Adam Shefter and Rod Woodson did a similiar segment of winners and losers. Adam stated that he thought the Packers were losers, because they had a chance to sign Moss and didn't, stating that bringing in Moss would ensure Favre coming back. I disagree and think to label the packers as losers because they didn't pick up Moss is asinine.
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