Sunday, March 23, 2008

2008 NFL Free Agents Chart List

Who are the players on the NFL free agency block this year? Where did they go? To answer that question SBS did some research and went to ESPN and Profootballtalk.com to see who went where, and in some cases why. We present the table first, then some commentary.



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PlayerPos.FA TypeHt.Wt.Exp.2007 Team2008 TeamGrade
Hamza AbdullahSRFA6-22163Broncos
Flozell AdamsOTUFA6-734010CowboysCowboys
Sam AikenWRUFA6-22155BillsPatriots
Ethan AlbrightCUFA6-525713RedskinsRedskins
Stephen AlexanderTEUFA6-425010Broncos
Roc AlexanderCBUFA5-101904Texans
Larry AllenGUFA6-33251449ers
Jared AllenDEFranchised6-62704ChiefsChiefs
Morten AndersenPKUFA6-222525Falcons
Charlie AndersonLBUFA6-42434TexansDolphins
Courtney AndersonTEUFA6-62704FalconsBills
Derek AndersonQBRFA6-62293BrownsBrowns
Tim AndersonDTUFA6-33044FalconsFalcons
Mike AndersonRBReleased6-02308Ravens
Stacy AndrewsOTFranchised6-73424BengalsBengals
Richard AnguloTEUFA6-82664JaguarsJaguars
Tom AshworthOTReleased6-63067Seahawks
Nnamdi AsomughaCBFranchised6-22105RaidersRaiders
Oshiomogho AtogweFSRFA5-112103Rams
Adrian AwasomDEReleased6-52803NY Giants
PlayerPos.FA TypeHt.Wt.Exp.2007 Team2008 TeamGrade
Brendon AyanbadejoLBUFA6-12285BearsRavens
Boss BaileyLBUFA6-32355LionsBroncos
Rodney BaileyDEUFA6-33097Cardinals
Billy BajemaTERFA6-4255349ers
Shawn BarberLBReleased6-224010Texans
Marion BarberRBRFA6-02203Cowboys
Idrees BashirDBUFA6-21986Lions
Gary BaxterCBUFA6-22107BrownsBrowns
Anthony BechtTEUFA6-52808BuccaneersRams
Jacob BellOLUFA6-42954TitansRams
Tatum BellRBUFA5-112134LionsLions
Yeremiah BellSUFA6-02004DolphinsDolphins
Kendrell BellLBReleased6-12457Chiefs
Jay BellamySUFA5-1120014Saints
Michael BennettRBUFA5-92077BuccaneersBuccaneers
Kevin BentleyLBUFA6-02386SeahawksTexans
Joe BergerGRFA6-53053Cowboys
Mitch BergerPUFA6-422812Cardinals
Bernard BerrianWRUFA6-11854BearsVikings
Rob BironasPKRFA6-02053Titans
PlayerPos.FA TypeHt.Wt.Exp.2007 Team2008 TeamGrade
Darryl BlackstockLBReleased6-32443CardinalsBengals
Dwayne BlakleyTEUFA6-42574FalconsTitans
Chris BoberOTReleased6-53108Chiefs
Rocky BoimanLBUFA6-42366Colts
Michael BoleyLBRFA6-32363Falcons
Marty BookerWRReleased6-02109DolphinsBears
Ryan BoschettiDTUFA6-43114RedskinsRedskins
Michael BoulwareSUFA6-32204TexansVikings
Kyle BradyTEReleased6-628013Patriots
Tyler BraytonDEUFA6-62805RaidersPanthers
Lance BriggsLBUFA6-12405BearsBears
Ruben BrownGUFA6-330013Bears
Troy BrownWRUFA5-1019614Patriots
Ralph BrownCBUFA5-101858Cardinals
Chris BrownRBUFA6-32205TitansTexans
C.C. BrownSRFA6-02083Texans
Josh BrownPKUFA6-02125SeahawksRams
Jason BrownCRFA6-33203Ravens
Milford BrownGUFA6-53306Rams
Elton BrownGRFA6-53323Cardinals
PlayerPos.FA TypeHt.Wt.Exp.2007 Team2008 TeamGrade
Isaac BruceWRReleased6-018814Rams49ers
Mark BruenerTEUFA6-426013TexansTexans
Mark BrunellQBUFA6-121715RedskinsSaints
Tedy BruschiLBUFA6-124712PatriotsPatriots
Fernando BryantCBReleased5-111859LionsPatriots
Jerametrius ButlerCBReleased5-101857Bills
James ButlerSRFA6-32153NY Giants
Reche CaldwellWRUFA6-02105Redskins
Chris CantyDERFA6-73003Cowboys
John CarneyPKUFA5-1118518Chiefs
David CarrQBReleased6-32166PanthersNY Giants
Chris CarrCBRFA5-101803Raiders
Drew CarterWRUFA6-32004PanthersRaiders
Jerome CarterSReleased5-112193RamsRams
Kevin CarterDEReleased6-630513BuccaneersBuccaneers
Tim CarterWRUFA6-01876Browns
Dexter CarterRBReleased5-91708Bears
Rock CartwrightRBUFA5-82186RedskinsRedskins
Antoine CashLBReleased6-12232BuccaneersBuccaneers
Aveion CasonRBUFA5-102047LionsLions
PlayerPos.FA TypeHt.Wt.Exp.2007 Team2008 TeamGrade
Oliver CelestinFSUFA6-02074Cardinals
Jesse ChatmanRBUFA5-82235DolphinsNY Jets
Antonio ChatmanWRUFA5-81835BengalsBengals
Brandon ChillarLBUFA6-32424RamsPackers
Danny ClarkLBUFA6-22458TexansNY Giants
Anthony ClementOTUFA6-832010NY Jets
Chris ClemonsDEUFA6-32404RaidersEagles
Keary ColbertWRUFA6-12004PanthersBroncos
Ricardo ColcloughCBUFA5-111954BrownsPanthers
Colin ColeDTRFA6-13153Packers
Erik ColemanSUFA5-102004NY JetsFalcons
Rod ColemanDTReleased6-22859Falcons
Todd CollinsQBUFA6-422813RedskinsRedskins
Dustin ColquittPRFA6-32103ChiefsChiefs
Rosevelt ColvinLBReleased6-32509Patriots
Marquis CooperLBUFA6-32134Steelers
Deke CooperSUFA6-22105Panthers
Chris CooperDEReleased6-52806Cardinals
Jarrod CooperDBUFA6-12157Raiders
Terry CousinCBUFA5-918511Jaguars
PlayerPos.FA TypeHt.Wt.Exp.2007 Team2008 TeamGrade
Casey CramerTERFA6-22503Titans
Chris CrockerSUFA5-111925Falcons
Alge CrumplerTEReleased6-22627FalconsTitans
Daunte CulpepperQBUFA6-42659Raiders
Donte CurryLBUFA6-12407PanthersPanthers
Karlos DansbyLBFranchised6-42504CardinalsCardinals
Chuck DarbyDTUFA6-02977SeahawksLions
Devard DarlingWRUFA6-12154RavensChiefs
Russell DavisDTUFA6-43159NY Giants
Sammy DavisCBUFA6-11955BuccaneersBuccaneers
Keith DavisSUFA5-112055CowboysDolphins
Chauncey DavisDERFA6-22773Falcons
Andre DavisWRUFA6-11956TexansTexans
Rob DavisCUFA6-328412Packers
Rashied DavisWRRFA5-91873Bears
Ron DayneRBUFA5-102458Texans
Curtis DeloatchCBUFA6-22144Panthers
Will DempsSUFA6-02086TexansTexans
Rick DeMullingGUFA6-43047Redskins
Trent DilferQBReleased6-42471449ers
PlayerPos.FA TypeHt.Wt.Exp.2007 Team2008 TeamGrade
Nat DorseyOTUFA6-73354Browns
Mike DossSUFA5-102075Vikings
Marques DouglasDEUFA6-2292749ersBuccaneers
Eddie DrummondWRUFA5-91906Chiefs
T.J. DuckettRBUFA6-02546LionsSeahawks
Jason DunnTEReleased6-627411Chiefs
Warrick DunnRBReleased5-918011FalconsBuccaneers
Tim DwightWRUFA5-818010Raiders
Andre DysonCBReleased5-101837NY Jets
Glenn EarlSUFA6-12154TexansTexans
Nick EasonDEUFA6-33055Steelers
Kalimba EdwardsDEReleased6-62656Lions
Isaiah EkejiubaLBRFA6-42403Raiders
Ebenezer EkubanDEUFA6-32759BroncosBroncos
Jason ElamPKUFA5-1119515BroncosFalcons
Aaron EllingPKUFA6-02014Bengals
John EngelbergerDEUFA6-42608BroncosBroncos
Trai EssexOLRFA6-43243SteelersSteelers
Tim EuhusTEReleased6-52564Cardinals
Jason FabiniOTUFA6-730910Redskins
PlayerPos.FA TypeHt.Wt.Exp.2007 Team2008 TeamGrade
Jeff FaineCUFA6-32915SaintsBuccaneers
Alan FanecaOGUFA6-530710SteelersNY Jets
Jonathan FaneneDERFA6-42913BengalsBengals
Justin FargasRBUFA6-12205RaidersRaiders
Heath FarwellLBRFA6-02353Vikings
Christian FauriaTEUFA6-425013Panthers
Jeff FeaglesPUFA6-121520NY GiantsNY Giants
Robert FergusonWRUFA6-12097VikingsVikings
Nick FergusonSUFA5-112018Broncos
Jim FinnRBReleased6-02458NY Giants
Travis FisherCBUFA5-101896LionsLions
Ryan FitzpatrickQBRFA6-22253Bengals
Mike FlanaganCReleased6-530112Texans
Bryan FletcherTERFA6-52303Colts
Drayton FlorenceCBUFA6-01955ChargersJaguars
George FosterOTUFA6-53385LionsLions
DeShaun FosterRBReleased6-02226Panthers49ers
Keyaron FoxLBUFA6-32354ChiefsSteelers
Domonique FoxworthCBRFA5-111803Broncos
Bubba FranksTEReleased6-62658PackersNY Jets
PlayerPos.FA TypeHt.Wt.Exp.2007 Team2008 TeamGrade
Simon FraserDEReleased6-63003BrownsFalcons
Andre FrazierDEReleased6-52553SteelersSteelers
Gus FrerotteQBReleased6-323314Rams
Lennie FriedmanGUFA6-32959BrownsBrowns
Derrick FrostPUFA6-42084RedskinsRedskins
Vincent FullerSRFA6-11903Titans
Samkon GadoRBReleased5-102263Dolphins
Jabar GaffneyWRUFA6-12006PatriotsPatriots
Justin GageWRUFA6-42125TitansTitans
Michael GainesTEUFA6-32774BillsLions
Dylan GandyGRFA6-33023Colts
Wayne GandyOTReleased6-530814Falcons
Antonio GarayDTUFA6-43033Bears
Gilbert GardnerLBUFA6-12284Titans
Randall GayCBUFA5-111904PatriotsSaints
Tony GilbertLBUFA6-02445JaguarsJaguars
John GilmoreTEUFA6-52576BearsBuccaneers
Bryan GilmoreWRUFA6-1193749ers
Matt GiordanoSRFA5-112003Colts
David GivensWRReleased6-02156Titans
PlayerPos.FA TypeHt.Wt.Exp.2007 Team2008 TeamGrade
Aaron GlennCBUFA5-918314Jaguars
Randall GodfreyLBUFA6-224512Redskins
Ian GoldLBReleased6-02238Broncos
Adam GoldbergOTUFA6-73185RamsRams
Jonathan GoodwinOLUFA6-33186SaintsSaints
Amon GordonDTReleased6-23053RavensRavens
Brandon GorinOTUFA6-63086RamsRams
Martin GramaticaPKUFA5-81758SaintsSaints
Quinn GrayQBUFA6-32464Jaguars
Roderick GreenLBUFA6-2274449ers49ers
Trent GreenQBReleased6-321714DolphinsRams
Cornell GreenOTUFA6-63158RaidersRaiders
Justin GreenRBRFA5-112513RavensRavens
Eric GreenCBRFA5-111943Cardinals
Nick GreisenLBUFA6-12446RavensRavens
Kris GriffinLBRFA6-32453Browns
Boomer GrigsbyFBReleased5-112493ChiefsDolphins
Jordan GrossOTFranchised6-43005PanthersPanthers
Rex GrossmanQBUFA6-12175BearsBears
D.J. HackettWRUFA6-22084SeahawksPanthers
PlayerPos.FA TypeHt.Wt.Exp.2007 Team2008 TeamGrade
Rex HadnotCUFA6-23254DolphinsBrowns
Mario HagganLBUFA6-32635Bills
Clark HaggansLBUFA6-42438Steelers
James HallDEReleased6-22808Rams
Bobby HamiltonDEUFA6-528512Browns
Ken HamlinSFranchised6-22095CowboysCowboys
Geoff HangartnerCRFA6-53013PanthersPanthers
Joselio HansonCBRFA5-91853Eagles
Joey HarringtonQBReleased6-42206FalconsFalcons
Kwame HarrisOTUFA6-7322549ersRaiders
Marques HarrisLBRFA6-12453Chargers
Ben HartsockTEUFA6-42654TitansFalcons
Justin HartwigCReleased6-43126PanthersSteelers
Tim HasselbeckQBUFA6-12146Cardinals
Jovan HayeDERFA6-22853Buccaneers
Verron HaynesRBUFA5-102226Steelers
Albert HaynesworthDTFranchised6-63206TitansTitans
Devery HendersonWRUFA5-112004SaintsSaints
Kelly HerndonCBReleased5-101806Titans
Maurice HicksRBUFA5-11205449ersVikings
PlayerPos.FA TypeHt.Wt.Exp.2007 Team2008 TeamGrade
Reynaldo HillCBRFA5-111853Titans
Shaun HillQBUFA6-3235649ers49ers
Victor HobsonLBUFA6-02525NY Jets
Nathan HodelCUFA6-22386CardinalsCardinals
Kelly HolcombQBReleased6-221211Vikings
Warrick HoldmanLBReleased6-12359Broncos
Daven HollyCBRFA5-101853Browns
Terrence HoltSReleased6-22045CardinalsPanthers
Brad HooverFBUFA6-02458PanthersPanthers
Von HutchinsDBUFA5-91814TexansFalcons
Chidi IwuomaCBUFA5-91847Titans
Larry IzzoLBUFA5-1022812PatriotsPatriots
Grady JacksonDTUFA6-234511Jaguars
Scott JacksonGRFA6-43003TexansTexans
Darrell JacksonWRReleased5-11206849ers
Nate JacksonTEUFA6-32355BroncosBroncos
William JamesCBUFA6-02007EaglesBills
Jason JeffersonDTRFA6-12953Bills
Leon JoeLBUFA6-12354BillsBuccaneers
Landon JohnsonLBUFA6-22324BengalsPanthers
PlayerPos.FA TypeHt.Wt.Exp.2007 Team2008 TeamGrade
Trevor JohnsonDEReleased6-42604Rams
Spencer JohnsonDTUFA6-32864VikingsBills
Eric JohnsonTEUFA6-32527SaintsSaints
Bryant JohnsonWRUFA6-32165Cardinals49ers
Julius JonesRBUFA5-102114CowboysSeahawks
Kevin JonesRBReleased5-112284Lions
Nathan JonesCBUFA5-101924CowboysDolphins
Mark JonesWRUFA5-91854Buccaneers
Dhani JonesLBUFA6-12408BengalsBengals
Bennie JoppruTEUFA6-42555Seahawks
William JosephDTUFA6-53085NY GiantsRaiders
Bhawoh JueSUFA6-02007Cardinals
N.D. KaluDEUFA6-326510TexansTexans
Matt KatulaCRFA6-62723Ravens
Jevon KearseDEReleased6-42659EaglesTitans
Ethan KelleyDTUFA6-23383Browns
Brian KellyCBUFA5-1119310BuccaneersLions
Tommy KellyDEUFA6-63004RaidersRaiders
Chris KemoeatuGRFA6-33443SteelersSteelers
Kenoy KennedySReleased6-12158Lions
PlayerPos.FA TypeHt.Wt.Exp.2007 Team2008 TeamGrade
Jimmy KennedyDTUFA6-43255BearsJaguars
Eddie KennisonWRReleased6-120112Chiefs
Kenny KingDTReleased6-42845Ravens
Travis KirschkeDEUFA6-329811SteelersSteelers
Dan KleckoDLUFA5-112755ColtsEagles
Sammy KnightSUFA6-121511JaguarsNY Giants
Michael KoenenPRFA5-111953Falcons
Ross KolodziejDTUFA6-32927Cardinals
Niko KoutouvidesLBUFA6-22384SeahawksBroncos
Brian KozlowskiTEUFA6-326514Redskins
Ryan KrauseTEUFA6-32444Packers
Dan KreiderFBUFA5-112558Steelers
Clint KriewaldtLBReleased6-12489Steelers
Ryan KuehlCUFA6-527611NY Giants
Travis LaBoyDEUFA6-32604TitansCardinals
L.P. LadouceurCRFA6-42553CowboysCowboys
Kyle LarsonPUFA6-12044BengalsBengals
Ty LawCBReleased5-1120013Chiefs
ReShard LeeRBUFA5-102204Raiders
Byron LeftwichQBReleased6-52505Falcons
PlayerPos.FA TypeHt.Wt.Exp.2007 Team2008 TeamGrade
Mike LehanCBUFA6-01905DolphinsDolphins
Teddy LehmanLBUFA6-12384LionsBuccaneers
Matt LehrGUFA6-23047Buccaneers
Cory LekkerkerkerOTReleased6-73233Dolphins
Cleo LemonQBUFA6-22154DolphinsJaguars
Jim LeonhardSReleased5-81853Bills
Jamal LewisRBUFA5-112458BrownsBrowns
Damione LewisDTUFA6-23017PanthersPanthers
Michael LewisWRUFA5-8173749ers
Ryan LiljaOGUFA6-22904ColtsColts
Chris LiwienskiGUFA6-53259Dolphins
Brandon LloydWRReleased6-02005RedskinsBears
Sean LocklearGUFA6-43084SeahawksSeahawks
Daniel LoperOLRFA6-63203TitansTitans
Jared LorenzenQBRFA6-42853NY Giants
Omare LoweCBUFA6-11956Falcons
David MacklinCBUFA5-102068RedskinsRams
Anthony MaddoxDTRFA6-12954Texans
Reno MaheRBUFA5-102125Eagles
Marquand ManuelSUFA6-02096PanthersBroncos
PlayerPos.FA TypeHt.Wt.Exp.2007 Team2008 TeamGrade
Olindo MarePKReleased5-1119011Saints
Lemar MarshallLBUFA6-22256Bengals
Jamie MartinQBUFA6-220513Saints
Evan MathisOGRFA6-53043PanthersPanthers
Jerome MathisWRReleased5-111913Texans
Keenan McCardellWRUFA6-118815Redskins
Justin McCareinsWRReleased6-22157NY JetsTitans
Andy McCollumCUFA6-430014Rams
Josh McCownQBUFA6-42136RaidersDolphins
Matt McCoyLBReleased5-112303SaintsBuccaneers
Bobby McCrayDEUFA6-62614JaguarsSaints
Marlon McCreeSReleased5-112027ChargersBroncos
Stockar McDougleOTUFA6-63488Jaguars
Jerome McDougleDEUFA6-22645Eagles
Anthony McFarlandDTReleased6-03009Colts
Brandon McGowanSRFA5-112053Bills
Corey McIntyreFBRFA6-02443Falcons
Seth McKinneyCUFA6-33156Browns
Terrence MeltonLBUFA6-12354Panthers
Ahmad MerrittWRRFA5-101954Cardinals
PlayerPos.FA TypeHt.Wt.Exp.2007 Team2008 TeamGrade
Billy MillerTEUFA6-32538SaintsSaints
Caleb MillerLBUFA6-32254Bengals
Fred MillerOTReleased6-731412Bears
Hanik MilliganSUFA6-32005Rams
Travis MinorRBUFA5-102037Rams
Mel MitchellSUFA6-12256Patriots
Kawika MitchellLBUFA6-12535NY GiantsBills
Rashad MooreDLReleased6-33254PatriotsFalcons
Mewelde MooreRBUFA5-112094VikingsSteelers
Langston MooreDTRFA6-13053Lions
Kindal MooreheadDTUFA6-22855PanthersFalcons
Aaron MooreheadWRUFA6-32005Colts
Vernand MorencyRBRFA5-102123Packers
Sean MoreyWRReleased5-111936Cardinals
Dan MorganLBReleased6-22457PanthersSaints
Rob MorrisLBReleased6-22438Colts
Randy MossWRUFA6-421010PatriotsPatriots
Eric MouldsWRUFA6-222512Titans
Scott MruczkowskiOGRFA6-53183ChargersChargers
Gene MruczkowskiCUFA6-23054Dolphins
PlayerPos.FA TypeHt.Wt.Exp.2007 Team2008 TeamGrade
Muhsin MuhammadWRReleased6-221512BearsPanthers
Matt MurphyTEUFA6-52645BillsBills
Chris MyersCRFA6-42953BroncosTexans
Chris NaeoleOGReleased6-333011Jaguars
Craig NallQBUFA6-32306Packers
Lorenzo NealRBReleased5-1125515Chargers
Ryan NeufeldTEUFA6-42457Bills
Jeremy NewberryCUFA6-531510Raiders
Donnie NickeySUFA6-32105Titans
J.T. O'SullivanQBUFA6-22275Lions49ers
Antwan OdomDEUFA6-52744TitansBengals
Shane OliveaOGReleased6-43124Chargers
Dan OrlovskyQBRFA6-52303Lions
Shantee OrrLBUFA6-02505JaguarsBrowns
John OwensTEUFA6-32705LionsLions
Calvin PaceLBUFA6-42725CardinalsNY Jets
Samie ParkerWRUFA5-111904Chiefs
David PattenWRUFA5-1019011SaintsSaints
Lonie PaxtonCUFA6-22608PatriotsPatriots
Karl PaymahCBRFA6-01953Broncos
PlayerPos.FA TypeHt.Wt.Exp.2007 Team2008 TeamGrade
Alvin PearmanRBReleased5-102083Seahawks
Kalvin PearsonSRFA5-102003BuccaneersLions
Tab PerryWRReleased6-32083BengalsDolphins
Stephen PetermanGRFA6-43233Lions
Michael PittmanRBUFA6-022810Buccaneers
Marcus PollardTEUFA6-325513Seahawks
Derrick PopeLBUFA6-02324DolphinsVikings
Jerry PorterWRUFA6-22208RaidersJaguars
Hank PoteatCBUFA5-101957NY Jets
Peerless PriceWRUFA5-111949Bills
Pierson PrioleauSUFA5-111889Redskins
Mike PucilloGUFA6-43066Redskins
Jeb PutzierTEReleased6-42566TexansSeahawks
Tim RattayQBUFA6-02008Cardinals
Chris RedmanQBUFA6-32235FalconsFalcons
J.R. ReedSRFA5-112024EaglesEagles
James ReedDTReleased6-02867Chiefs
Jacques ReevesCBUFA5-111924CowboysTexans
Darrell ReidDTRFA6-22883Colts
Tutan ReyesOLUFA6-33108JaguarsJaguars
PlayerPos.FA TypeHt.Wt.Exp.2007 Team2008 TeamGrade
Robert ReynoldsLBUFA6-32474Titans
Tony RichardsonRBUFA6-123813VikingsNY Jets
Chris RobersonCBReleased5-111852Jaguars
Bryan RobinsonDEUFA6-430411Bengals
Jeff RobinsonCUFA6-425014Seahawks
Brett RombergCUFA6-22984RamsRams
Mike RosenthalOTUFA6-73189Dolphins
Oliver RossOTReleased6-43279Cardinals
Allen RossumCBReleased5-817810Steelers49ers
Orpheus RoyeDTReleased6-433012Browns
Mike RuckerDEUFA6-52709Panthers
Sean RyanTEUFA6-52654NY JetsDolphins
Blaine SaipaiaOGReleased6-33154Lions
B.J. SamsDBUFA5-101854Ravens
Asante SamuelCBUFA5-101855PatriotsEagles
Lewis SandersCBReleased6-12108Falcons
Cecil SappRBUFA5-112295BroncosBroncos
Gerome SappDBUFA6-12165Ravens
Benny SappCBUFA5-91904Chiefs
Bo ScaifeTERFA6-32493Titans
PlayerPos.FA TypeHt.Wt.Exp.2007 Team2008 TeamGrade
Rich ScanlonLBUFA6-22494Titans
Bo SchobelDEUFA6-52644Cardinals
Lance SchultersSUFA6-220210Dolphins
Josh ScobeyRBUFA6-02206Seahawks
Ian ScottDTUFA6-33025Eagles
Bryan ScottSUFA6-12195BillsBills
Darrion ScottDEUFA6-32894Vikings
Jake ScottGUFA6-52954ColtsTitans
Chad ScottCBUFA6-120511Patriots
Junior SeauLBUFA6-325018Patriots
Mike SeidmanTEUFA6-42615Colts
Gerald SensabaughSRFA6-02183JaguarsJaguars
Adam SewardLBRFA6-22483Panthers
Josh ShawDTRFA6-22904RaidersRaiders
L.J. SheltonOTReleased6-63459Dolphins
Jason SimmonsSUFA5-919810Texans
Brian SimmonsLBReleased6-324410Saints
Mark SimoneauLBUFA6-02458SaintsSaints
Barry SimsOTReleased6-53009Raiders
Justin SmileyGUFA6-3311449ersDolphins
PlayerPos.FA TypeHt.Wt.Exp.2007 Team2008 TeamGrade
Justin SmithDEUFA6-42757Bengals49ers
Corey SmithDEUFA6-22505LionsLions
Derek SmithLBReleased6-22371149ersChargers
Dwight SmithSReleased5-102017VikingsLions
Antonio SmithDLRFA6-42804Cardinals
Wade SmithCUFA6-43185NY Jets
Musa SmithRBUFA6-02325Ravens
Raonall SmithLBUFA6-22456Rams
Keith SmithCBUFA5-111924LionsLions
L.J. SmithTEFranchised6-32585EaglesEagles
Isaac SopoagaDTUFA6-2325349ers49ers
Nick SorensenSUFA6-32057BrownsBrowns
Takeo SpikesLBReleased6-224210Eagles
Greg SpiresDEReleased6-126510Buccaneers
Donnie SpraganLBUFA6-32427Dolphins
Brian St. PierreQBUFA6-32305Steelers
Donte' StallworthWRUFA6-02006PatriotsBrowns
Josh StamerLBUFA6-22365Bills
Max StarksOTUFA6-83374Steelers
Randy StarksDTUFA6-33124TitansDolphins
PlayerPos.FA TypeHt.Wt.Exp.2007 Team2008 TeamGrade
Aaron SteckerRBUFA5-102138SaintsSaints
Alex StepanovichCUFA6-43004BengalsFalcons
Todd SteussieOTUFA6-631014Rams
Jerramy StevensTEUFA6-72606Buccaneers
David StewartOLRFA6-73183Titans
Matt StewartLBUFA6-32367Browns
Barry StokesOGUFA6-43108Lions
Omar StoutmireSUFA5-1120511Redskins
Donald StricklandCBUFA5-10187549ers49ers
Terrell SuggsLBFranchised6-32605RavensRavens
Will SvitekOTRFA6-63003Chiefs
Joe TafoyaDEUFA6-42586Cardinals
Thomas TapehFBUFA6-12434EaglesVikings
Vinny TestaverdeQBUFA6-523521Panthers
Anthony ThomasRBReleased6-22217Bills
Josh ThomasDEUFA6-52714ColtsColts
Fred ThomasCBUFA5-918512Saints
Dontarrious ThomasLBUFA6-22414Vikings49ers
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B.J. TuckerCBReleased5-10188349ers
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Jerame TumanTEReleased6-42539SteelersCardinals
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Kyle TurleyOTUFA6-53069Chiefs
Michael TurnerRBUFA5-102374ChargersFalcons
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Jerheme UrbanWRRFA6-32124Cardinals
Ben UtechtTERFA6-62514ColtsBengals
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John WadeCUFA6-529910Buccaneers
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Aaron WalkerTEUFA6-62705Rams
Frank WalkerCBUFA5-111965PackersRavens
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Al WallaceDEUFA6-52758Bills
Tyson WalterOGUFA6-43006Packers
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Nate WashingtonWRRFA6-11853Steelers
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Dante WesleyCBUFA6-12106PanthersPanthers
Travelle WhartonOLUFA6-43124PanthersPanthers
Tracy WhiteLBUFA6-02345PackersPackers
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Ernest WilfordWRUFA6-42234JaguarsDolphins
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Marcus WilkinsLBReleased6-22316Falcons
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Tank WilliamsSUFA6-32236VikingsPatriots
Maurice WilliamsOTUFA6-53157JaguarsJaguars
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Corey WilliamsDTFranchised6-43134PackersBrowns
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Coy WireSReleased6-02206Bills
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Damien WoodyGUFA6-33259LionsNY Jets
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Bryant YoungDEUFA6-33051449ers
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2008 NFL Free Agent Chart List Commentary



What's interesting is that the Indianapolis Colts did not match an offer for TE Ben Utecht and so the second tight end in the Colts system is off to the Cinncinati Bengals. Some write that this leaves a hole , but in my view, Ben dropped a number of passes that could have meant the difference between the Colts being in the Super Bowl and where they ended up. Additionally, the NFL Draft is deep in quality tight ends, so the Colts may make a move there.



As to quaterbacks, the Oakland Raiders paved the way for the Jamarcus Russell era when they traded QB Josh McCown to the Miami Dolphins. The Browns kept the surprising Derrick Andersen. The Rams released Gus Ferrotte, which may spell the end of his long career.



The big news amoung running backs is that Julius Jones is now a Seahawk rather than a Cowboy. That leaves just Marion Barber at RB for Dallas, while Jones is paired with Shaun Alexander, which doesn't make him happy , but wil light a fire under him.



The biggest WR stories are first that Randy Moss is still a Patriot and that Denver WR Javon Walker was released and picked up by the Oakland Raiders.



The defensive line story is that Bengals DL Justin Smith was gotten by the SF 49ers. Some had him going to the Bucs, but this is a great acquisition for the Niners.



We'll have more updates soon.

Saturday, March 22, 2008

"Club Paris" and Paris Hilton - What Happened To Club Paris?



If you do a search on Paris Hilton, one result that comes up is a reference to something called "Club Paris." What that is -- or was -- or kind of is, I guess, is a set of nightclubs, the first of which opened in Orlando in 2004 and then in Jacksonville and just around the time that city was hosting the Super Bowl.

But then both closed in 2007. Why?

Well from my peering around, it seems that Club Paris' death was due to a disagreement between a club entrepreneur named Fereidoun "Fred" Khalilian and Paris Hilton. Reportedly, Hilton was paid seven-figures for Fereidoun "Fred" Khalilian to gain the right to place her name on what was to be a string of night clubs starting in -- of all places -- Orlando. (The photo shows Paris and Fred in happier times.)



I mean, nice try there, but let's face it, Orlando's not the first city anyone associates with Paris Hilton or nightlife. I guess catching the resort / Disney World crowd was the idea, but then why not try to negotiate with the Disney people? Oh well.

The first Club Paris opened in Orlando in 2004, but I can tell from the press release (see the link before this sentence) that there would be trouble simply because even though Paris is mentioned extensively, there's no -- not one direct quote from her. There's one from her lawyer, but not her.

So it's no wonder Hilton failed to show up on time for the grand opening. For that, Paris said she was "skiing in the Swiss Alps and got caught at the airport with holiday travel." A reasonable excuse in my view, but then I'm a Paris Hilton fan. (Why? Because she has a head for business -- she's an entrepreneur and a great one at that. She's not living off family money and has done well making her own cash, yet is not recognized for that, which is a total shame.)

That behavior and subsequent episodes where Hilton did not show up to planned Club Paris events was the straw that broke the camels back for Fereidoun "Fred" Khalilian. Accord to an agreement contract, Hilton was to come to the club twice a month..

Look out Orlando , the 2005 New Year’s Eve Party to attend is the grand opening of "Club Paris," the first of a handful of clubs worldwide to be named after socialite Paris Hilton.

Seems like Paris Hilton knows something about nightclubs, so it makes sense the hotel heiress is the latest inspiration for a series of clubs that will bear her signature name.

Club Paris, named after "The Simple Life" star, plans to open on New Year’s Eve in Orlando. Local businessman Fereidoun "Fred" Khalilian hopes to open other Club Paris nightclubs locations include Las Vegas, New York City, Miami Beach, London and Paris.

Rumors leaked stated that Hilton will earn a "seven-figure" signing bonus for lending her name to the club. In return, she is contractually obligated to appear at the club at least twice a month. Hilton also helped select the interior design and is scheduled to attend the opening.


It opened and lasted for one year, then closed. Some point to the fallout between Paris and "Fred" as the reason for the closure, but I think it was more than that. The Club has a $20,000 back-rent debt and Consolidated Investment and Capital Corp., which loaned the money to Club Paris LLC to acquire the liquor licenses, is still owed $526,240.65 on a liguor license that was up for sale in February of this year.

On top of all that, Fred was arrested twice -- once for sexual assault, then for an old warrant of assault on a law enforcement official. The details aside, its clear that Fred's pissed off a number of women in that area, as more than one have complained of his boorish behavior. In fact, the anger is such that someone made a MySpace page devoted just to his sexual assault problems.

But it seems that the rape charges were indeed questionable. Khalilian was released from jail after two witnesses, a a guard and a cab driver cast doubt on a rape allegation, according to his lawyer, Mark NeJame. The Florida attorney's website reports that "Both men said the woman appeared happy and content after spending 70 minutes in the nightclub owner's home. And a text message she sent afterward to Khalilian's cell phone asked him to send her some clothing and thanked him, NeJame said.
Khalilian was required while on bail to wear a GPS tracking device, abstain from drinking alcohol, and stay out of his nightclub between 10 p.m. and 8 a.m., NeJame said.


Whatever the case, it's clear someone does not like Khalilian.

Meanwhile, Paris presses on.

A year after her celebrated DUI problems, the heirress still finds herself near the top of Internet searches and was the star attraction in South Africa recently for the My Coke Fest Rock Festival. Also, her singing album, started with Scott Storch, who Paris met through Khalilian, is still available.

Paris Hilton's Club Paris - What Happened To Club Paris?



If you do a search on Paris Hilton, one result that comes up is a reference to something called "Club Paris." What that is -- or was -- or kind of is, I guess, is a set of nightclubs, the first of which opened in Orlando in 2004 and then in Jacksonville and just around the time that city was hosting the Super Bowl.

But then both closed in 2007. Why?

Well from my peering around, it seems that Club Paris' death was due to a disagreement between a club entrepreneur named Fereidoun "Fred" Khalilian and Paris Hilton. Reportedly, Hilton was paid seven-figures for Fereidoun "Fred" Khalilian to gain the right to place her name on what was to be a string of night clubs starting in -- of all places -- Orlando. (The photo shows Paris and Fred in happier times.)



I mean, nice try there, but let's face it, Orlando's not the first city anyone associates with Paris Hilton or nightlife. I guess catching the resort / Disney World crowd was the idea, but then why not try to negotiate with the Disney people? Oh well.

The first Club Paris opened in Orlando in 2004, but I can tell from the press release (see the link before this sentence) that there would be trouble simply because even though Paris is mentioned extensively, there's no -- not one direct quote from her. There's one from her lawyer, but not her.

So it's no wonder Hilton failed to show up on time for the grand opening. For that, Paris said she was "skiing in the Swiss Alps and got caught at the airport with holiday travel." A reasonable excuse in my view, but then I'm a Paris Hilton fan. (Why? Because she has a head for business -- she's an entrepreneur and a great one at that. She's not living off family money and has done well making her own cash, yet is not recognized for that, which is a total shame.)

That behavior and subsequent episodes where Hilton did not show up to planned Club Paris events was the straw that broke the camels back for Fereidoun "Fred" Khalilian. Accord to an agreement contract, Hilton was to come to the club twice a month..

Look out Orlando , the 2005 New Year’s Eve Party to attend is the grand opening of "Club Paris," the first of a handful of clubs worldwide to be named after socialite Paris Hilton.

Seems like Paris Hilton knows something about nightclubs, so it makes sense the hotel heiress is the latest inspiration for a series of clubs that will bear her signature name.

Club Paris, named after "The Simple Life" star, plans to open on New Year’s Eve in Orlando. Local businessman Fereidoun "Fred" Khalilian hopes to open other Club Paris nightclubs locations include Las Vegas, New York City, Miami Beach, London and Paris.

Rumors leaked stated that Hilton will earn a "seven-figure" signing bonus for lending her name to the club. In return, she is contractually obligated to appear at the club at least twice a month. Hilton also helped select the interior design and is scheduled to attend the opening.


It opened and lasted for one year, then closed. Some point to the fallout between Paris and "Fred" as the reason for the closure, but I think it was more than that. The Club has a $20,000 back-rent debt and Consolidated Investment and Capital Corp., which loaned the money to Club Paris LLC to acquire the liquor licenses, is still owed $526,240.65 on a liguor license that was up for sale in February of this year.

On top of all that, Fred was arrested twice -- once for sexual assault, then for an old warrant of assault on a law enforcement official. The details aside, its clear that Fred's pissed off a number of women in that area, as more than one have complained of his boorish behavior. In fact, the anger is such that someone made a MySpace page devoted just to his sexual assault problems.

But it seems that the rape charges were indeed questionable. Khalilian was released from jail after two witnesses, a a guard and a cab driver cast doubt on a rape allegation, according to his lawyer, Mark NeJame. The Florida attorney's website reports that "Both men said the woman appeared happy and content after spending 70 minutes in the nightclub owner's home. And a text message she sent afterward to Khalilian's cell phone asked him to send her some clothing and thanked him, NeJame said.
Khalilian was required while on bail to wear a GPS tracking device, abstain from drinking alcohol, and stay out of his nightclub between 10 p.m. and 8 a.m., NeJame said.


Whatever the case, it's clear someone does not like Khalilian.

Meanwhile, Paris presses on.

A year after her celebrated DUI problems, the heirress still finds herself near the top of Internet searches and was the star attraction in South Africa recently for the My Coke Fest Rock Festival. Also, her singing album, started with Scott Storch, who Paris met through Khalilian, is still available.

FOX LIES ON PASTOR WRIGHT and BARACK OBAMA



This is the actual sermon that The Rev. Pastor Jeremiah Wright gave regarding the trajedy of September 11th 2001. This sermon is not cut as the other one that was. Listen carefully because what he's explaining is that a White American Ambassador was the person who explained that America was paying the price for its foreign policy.

Friday, March 21, 2008

Clinton Friends Snooping Around Obama Passport Records Illegally

In an election full of surprises and twists, this is the latest one. Senator Barack Obama's passport records were illegally accessed and on three occasions timed during Obama success in the primary season.

There's an alledged connection between the operatives in this case and the Clintons. Since Hillary Clinton is opposing Barack Obama for President, it's logical to look to her and her staff for evidence of wrong-doing. But to peak into private passport records is totally wrong and it seems that's where the U. S. State Department is starting.

The person who is over the U.S. State Department is Maura Harty, a State Department official in charge of the Bureau Of Consular Affairs during the first two breaches of Obama's passport, had served as an ambassador under now former President Bill Clinton.

The obvious question is were former Clinton cronies behind even one of the investigations?

I'm glad I'm not clearing the air!


Zennie

Thursday, March 20, 2008

Breaking News: 2 Fired Over Obama Passport File Breach

This unequivocally appears to be a politically motivated move by the grossly incompetent and arrogant Bush administration.

NBC News

Two contract employees of the State Department were fired and a third person was disciplined for accessing passport records of Sen. Barack Obama "without a need to do so," State Department officials confirmed to NBC News.

The three people who had access to Obama's passport records were contract employees of the department's Bureau of Consular Affairs, NBC News has learned. The unauthorized activity concerning Obama's passport information occurred in January.

"A monitoring system was tripped when an employee accessed the records of a high-profile individual,” a department official told NBC News. "When the monitoring system is tripped, we immediately seek an explanation for the records access. If the explanation is not satisfactory, the supervisor is notified."

Explaining why the contractors had access to the files, the official said: "The State Department uses cleared contractors to design, build and maintain our systems and cleared contract employees provide support to government employees and several steps of passport processing including data entry, file searches, customer service and quality control.

"Each time an employee logs on, he or she acknowledges the records are protected by the privacy act and that they are only available on a need-to-know basis," the official added.

Taylor Marsh and MSNBC Misquote Barack Obama

Sometimes there are people who are so busy looking for smoking guns they see ghosts. Taylor Marsh is one of those people. Taylor Marsh is so upset that Hillary Clinton will lose to Barack Obama that she stoops to misquoting Senator Obama.

Barack appeared on a popular radio show called "Angelo Cataldi"

If you see the show's website , it glowingly praises Senator Obama, writing:

Philadelphia's Angelo Cataldi interviewed Barack Obama this morning on Philadelphia's Sports Radio, WIP-AM 610.

Cataldi, a wildly popular sports personality in Philadelphia, did a great interview, which you can listen to here. According to local listener Eric Schmeltzer:

Cataldi and his crew were raving about Obama for two hours after his interview was done. Guys were calling in saying they didn't know who they were going to vote for, until Obama called in, and that cinched it for them. Cataldi was saying he's going to do everything to elect him, and was getting his tux ready for the inaugural ball.

Another Philadelphia talk radio host, Michael Smerconish, who was in the audience for Obama's speech, had nothing but glowing praise for it and its message when he appeared on the the Today Show this morning. Smerconish's praise was notable, because his radio show caters to a right wing audience. Since appearing on the Today Show, Smerconish's listeners apparently have driven him to couch his praise of Obama. But its really too late now, as he's already spoken. It looks like even right wing radio talk show hosts like Obama!

One of the questions posed by Chris Matthews of MSNBC's Hardball was how he was going to get the regular beer drinking guys working day jobs to vote for him.

Obama seems to be doing just fine in this area. It looks like a pretty good move on his part to go on Sports Radio, especially for a guy that has some other moves of his own like this left handed layup.....


But Taylor Marsh can't stand that, so she prints this misquote of what Senator Obama said on the interview:

The point I was making was not that my grandmother harbors any racial animosity. She doesn't. But she is a typical white person who, uh, if she sees somebody on the street that she doesn't know there's a reaction that's been been bred into our experiences that don't go away and that sometimes come out in the wrong way and that's just the nature of race in our society. We have to break through it..."

But that's not exactly what he said. Obama said this:

"The point I was making was not that my grandmother harbors any racial animosity. She doesn't. But she is the typical White person, who uh, if she sees somebody on the street that she doesn't know. You know, There's a reaction that it's been bread into our experiences that don't go away and sometimes come out in the wrong way, and that's just the nature of race in our society we have to break through it. And what makes me optimistic is you see each generation being a little less like that, and that's powerful stuff"

The radio host didn't flinch at that, and gave Obama a glowing review.

Maybe some people aren't ready for straight talk about race. It seems Taylor Marsh is not.

March Madness To Cost $1.7 Billion In Lost Work

This staggering figure will only lend to the current economic turmoil surfacing throughout the United States.

BOSTON (CBS) ― A newly released report estimates that $1.7 billion will be lost in productivity during the two weeks of March Madness.

March Madness is when the NCAA holds its men's college basketball championship tournament, and an estimated 37.3 million workers participate in office pools. The report prepared by global outplacement consultancy Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc., says the annual distraction could cost as much as $1.7 billion in wasted work time when the tournament starts on Monday and ends April 7.

Up to 1.5 million workers are expected to watch games online from their desks.

The report is based on the number of people expected to participate in office pools, the amount of money they earn and the amount of work time in March Madness related activities, such as tournament conversation at work and watching live videos of the games during business hours.

Be part of the solution: Patience is a virtue

Obama's Misunderstood speech in Philadelphia wasn't about race, it was about the fundamental Christian virtue of forgiveness. Color-based prejudice shaped the Reverend Jeremiah Wright, and he obviously made some over-the-top statements during some sermons, but the message is much broader than race.

We all make mistakes. Nobody is perfect. But we can learn. It is short-sighted to assume the mistakes are the person, and Obama is using this opportunity not just to showcase his diplomacy in dealing with the delicate, potentially divisive issues of color-oriented prejudice, but also to remind us of the cornerstone of his philosophy: We must forgive. We must distinguish the person from their actions. We must dare to hope that they can learn, and grow, and change for the better.

Though in context Reverend Wright's words are not so outrageous as the soundbites made it seem, Obama was right to point out the errors in Wright's thinking, and statements; he remains righteous in his willingness to nonetheless embrace the man.