TSNBDSC Posted July 25, 2009 Share Posted July 25, 2009 ... http://www.macsfootballblog.com/2009/04/20...ing-status.html ... ... updated Sunday August 9th ... Round 1 (26 of 32 signed) 1. Detroit - QB, Matthew Stafford, Georgia - Signed (6-years, $72 million; $41.7 million guaranteed) 2. St. Louis - OT, Jason Smith, Baylor - Signed (5-years, $62M max; $33M guaranteed) 3. Kansas City - DE, Tyson Jackson, LSU - Signed (5-years, $57M; $31M guaranteed) 4. Seattle - LB, Aaron Curry, Wake Forest - Signed (6-years, $60M; $34M guaranteed) 5. NY Jets (fr. CLE) - QB, Mark Sanchez, USC - Signed (5-years; $50.5M real/$60M max; $28M guaranteed) 6. Cincinnati - OT, Andre Smith, Alabama 7. Oakland - WR, Darrius Heyward-Bey, Maryland - Signed (5-years, $38.25M real/$54M max; $23.5M guaranteed) 8. Jacksonville - OT, Eugene Monroe, Virginia 9. Green Bay - DT, B.J. Raji, Boston College 10. San Francisco - WR, Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech 11. Buffalo - DE, Aaron Maybin, Penn State 12. Denver - RB, Knowshon Moreno, Georgia - Agreed to terms (5-years, $23M max; ~$13M guaranteed) 13. Washington - DE, Brian Orakpo, Texas - Signed (5-years, $20M; $12.1M guaranteed) 14. New Orleans - CB, Malcolm Jenkins, Ohio State 15. Houston - LB, Brian Cushing, USC - Signed (5-years, $14M/$18M max; $10.435M guaranteed) 16. San Diego - LB, Larry English, Northern Illinois - Signed (5-years, $13.4M; $9.9M guaranteed) 17. Tampa Bay (fr. CLE/NYJ) - QB, Josh Freeman, Kansas State - Signed (5-years, $36M; $10.245M guaranteed) 18. Denver (fr. CHI) - DE, Robert Ayers, Tennessee - Agreed to terms (5-years, terms undisclosed; $9.7M guaranteed) 19. Philadelphia (fr. CLE/TB) - WR, Jeremy Maclin, Missouri - Agreed to terms (5-years, $15.5M; $9.5M guaranteed) 20. Detroit (fr. DAL) - TE, Brandon Pettigrew, Oklahoma State - Signed (5-years, $14.6M max; $9.4M guaranteed) 21. Cleveland (fr. PHI) - OC, Alex Mack, California - Signed (5-years, $11.3M/$15.1M max.; $8.9M guaranteed) 22. Minnesota - WR, Percy Harvin, Florida - Signed (5-years, $14.28M max; $8.5M guaranteed) 23. Baltimore (fr. NE) - OT, Michael Oher, Mississippi - Signed (5-years, $13.795M max; $7.8M guaranteed) 24. Atlanta - DT, Peria Jerry, Mississippi - Signed (5-years, $13.25M max; $7.55M guaranteed) 25. Miami - CB, Vontae Davis, Illinois - Agreed to terms (5-years, $10.25M/$13.3M max.; $7.345M guaranteed) 26. Green Bay (fr. NE/BAL) - LB, Clay Matthews, USC - Signed (5-years, $9.925M/$13.725M max; $7.105M guaranteed) 27. Indianapolis - RB, Donald Brown, UCONN - Signed (5-years, terms undisclosed) 28. Buffalo (fr. PHI/CAR) - OC, Eric Wood, Louisville - Signed (5-years, $13M max.) 29. NY Giants - WR, Hakeem Nicks, North Carolina - Signed (5-years, $12.5M; $6.5M guaranteed) 30. Tennessee - WR, Kenny Britt, Rutgers - Signed (5-years, $12.25M; $6.5M guaranteed) 31. Arizona - RB, Chris Wells, Ohio State - Agreed to terms (5-years, $11.8M max.; $6.345M guaranteed) 32. Pittsburgh - DE, Ziggy Hood, Missouri - Signed (5-years, $11.3M max.; $6.1M guaranteed) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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2003Contenders Posted July 26, 2009 Share Posted July 26, 2009 Gotta figure that the Byrd signing is (or at least should be) imminent given the close proximity of the contracts before him and after him. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eball Posted July 26, 2009 Share Posted July 26, 2009 Gotta figure that the Byrd signing is (or at least should be) imminent given the close proximity of the contracts before him and after him. Yeah, really. That one seems to be a no-brainer. Wood's shouldn't be difficult either. I really only see Maybin being any sort of a protracted situation. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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BuffaloBlood Posted August 9, 2009 Share Posted August 9, 2009 I dont think that Maybin is waiting only on Crabtree to slot himself but really anyone from 8-10 to sign. His agent jsut wants that other number to play against Knowshons deal. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
zazie Posted August 9, 2009 Share Posted August 9, 2009 I dont think that Maybin is waiting only on Crabtree to slot himself but really anyone from 8-10 to sign. His agent jsut wants that other number to play against Knowshons deal. one saving grace to the situation - if bj raji had fallen to us and DJ was smart enough to have taken him, we would likely still be waiting, too. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Reed83HOF Posted August 9, 2009 Share Posted August 9, 2009 Looks like about 5yrs $25 million with about $16 guarenteed ought to get it done Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
stuckincincy Posted August 9, 2009 Share Posted August 9, 2009 Perfect storm for holdout By Joe Reedy Cincinnati Enquirer August 9, 2009 ..."Instead of Heyward-Bey's signing triggering a flurry of other signings, it created the opposite effect. By giving a 22 percent increase over last year's No. 7 contract, the Raiders blew the salary structure out of the water, creating gridlock from picks 8-11 - with no appearance it will end any time soon. "They heavily paid for Heyward-Bey. One team does it and the other picks want to get the same thing (in terms of an increase), which creates a lot of anguish," said Michael Lombardi, a former NFL executive who runs the National Football Post."... http://news.cincinnati.com/article/2009080...orm+for+holdout Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
iinii Posted August 9, 2009 Share Posted August 9, 2009 Perfect storm for holdoutBy Joe Reedy Cincinnati Enquirer August 9, 2009 ..."Instead of Heyward-Bey's signing triggering a flurry of other signings, it created the opposite effect. By giving a 22 percent increase over last year's No. 7 contract, the Raiders blew the salary structure out of the water, creating gridlock from picks 8-11 - with no appearance it will end any time soon. "They heavily paid for Heyward-Bey. One team does it and the other picks want to get the same thing (in terms of an increase), which creates a lot of anguish," said Michael Lombardi, a former NFL executive who runs the National Football Post."... http://news.cincinnati.com/article/2009080...orm+for+holdout thanks Al Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Spiderweb Posted August 9, 2009 Share Posted August 9, 2009 Perfect storm for holdoutBy Joe Reedy Cincinnati Enquirer August 9, 2009 ..."Instead of Heyward-Bey's signing triggering a flurry of other signings, it created the opposite effect. By giving a 22 percent increase over last year's No. 7 contract, the Raiders blew the salary structure out of the water, creating gridlock from picks 8-11 - with no appearance it will end any time soon. "They heavily paid for Heyward-Bey. One team does it and the other picks want to get the same thing (in terms of an increase), which creates a lot of anguish," said Michael Lombardi, a former NFL executive who runs the National Football Post."... http://news.cincinnati.com/article/2009080...orm+for+holdout Al Davis has spent a ton of money on less than star talent the past few years and doesn't see to be letting up. Always a puke, he's obviously become a senile old puke. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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