2009 free agent thread

[Bretsky]

Deal closers; all these dam GM's are deal closers. Fire them all

This free agency thing is fun when you set your expectations right

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Deal closers; all these dam GM's are deal closers. Fire them all

This free agency thing is fun when you set your expectations right

So what you're saying is TT doesn't deserve any coffee. I mean, it is, afterall, for closers.

[KYPack]

Some of these teams have "signed" themselves out of the game.

Denver, Washington, the Giants really aren't gonna play anymore.

Yet to raise their hairy little head (besides us)... Dallas.

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Deal closers; all these dam GM's are deal closers. Fire them all

This free agency thing is fun when you set your expectations right

So what you're saying is TT doesn't deserve any coffee. I mean, it is, afterall, for closers.

Great flick.

[HarveyWallbangers]

http://www.madison.com/wsj/home/sports/441198

Both Taylor and Holliday played for Capers in 2006 and ’07, when Capers was Miami’s defensive coordinator, and a league source said Monday night the team is intrigued by both players.

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http://www.madison.com/wsj/home/sports/441198

Both Taylor and Holliday played for Capers in 2006 and ’07, when Capers was Miami’s defensive coordinator, and a league source said Monday night the team is intrigued by both players.

If they were to add both of these guys, land Raji (a guy I am not crazy about but lets face facts - they need a body to play some snaps at NT), they'll be in decent position to field a competitive defense. Those two, Raji, and Olshansky would really go a long way for the Packers and their quest to be a run stuffing team first. Then, in the event that Harrell and/or Jenkins do manage to stay healthy and perform, we can expect to make the playoffs imo.

[KYPack]

http://www.madison.com/wsj/home/sports/441198

Both Taylor and Holliday played for Capers in 2006 and ’07, when Capers was Miami’s defensive coordinator, and a league source said Monday night the team is intrigued by both players.

If they were to add both of these guys, land Raji (a guy I am not crazy about but lets face facts - they need a body to play some snaps at NT), they'll be in decent position to field a competitive defense. Those two, Raji, and Olshansky would really go a long way for the Packers and their quest to be a run stuffing team first. Then, in the event that Harrell and/or Jenkins do manage to stay healthy and perform, we can expect to make the playoffs imo.

Partial, they aren't gonna sign all 4 of those guys.

Be happy if we get one of the 4.

Maybe two if we get a rookie DL somehow.

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I realize they're not going to sign all 4. We need about 4 guys, though. Certainly 3. We need two DEs and a NT like you wouldn't believe.

[Bretsky]

I'd take one quality player and one junk player that might turn out to be fine

[Waldo]

I'd take one quality player and one junk player that might turn out to be fine

Looks like they got the junk part covered.

Check the JSO for who they're bringing in, S Mike Adams from Cle. Sounds like a S/CB/ST swing guy. Might we be looking to replace our current one?

[swede]

I'd take one quality player and one junk player that might turn out to be fine

Looks like they got the junk part covered.

Check the JSO for who they're bringing in, S Mike Adams from Cle. Sounds like a S/CB/ST swing guy. Might we be looking to replace our current one?

What's Mr. Roman up to?

[Bossman641]

I'd take one quality player and one junk player that might turn out to be fine

Looks like they got the junk part covered.

Check the JSO for who they're bringing in, S Mike Adams from Cle. Sounds like a S/CB/ST swing guy. Might we be looking to replace our current one?

If it means finally sending Jarrett Bush packing I'm all for it.

I don't know much about this guy. 7 INT in 67 games while playing part-time sounds decent though.

Where would he fit? It says he's more of a coverage guy then an "in-the-box" guy. Are they looking at him as competition for Bigby, or just as a nickel/dime back.

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Jarrett Bush is a really solid 5th safety/5th corner. Don't know why he is so hated.

Dude is a special teams stud dynamo

[Bossman641]

Jarrett Bush is a really solid 5th safety/5th corner. Don't know why he is so hated.

Dude is a special teams stud dynamo

Maybe 2 years ago. He was terrible on ST's this year, all he did was commit blocks in the back and other penalties.

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Jarrett Bush is a really solid 5th safety/5th corner. Don't know why he is so hated.

Dude is a special teams stud dynamo

Maybe 2 years ago. He was terrible on ST's this year, all he did was commit blocks in the back and other penalties.

I disagree, but you're entitled to your opinion. One could argue the entire unit under-performed this year.