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What has been the best offseason move thus far, and the worst?
Staff / Pro Football Weekly
A little more than 10 days into the 2008 free-agency period, the NFL’s offseason has been anything but quiet.
Brett Favre has retired, Randy Moss re-signed with New England, stars like Jonathan Vilma (Saints), Marcus Stroud (Bills) and Shaun Rogers (Browns) were traded, and a number of players have moved to new cities via free agency — most notably CB Asante Samuel (Eagles) and OG Alan Faneca (Jets).
There are many more players’ futures still to be decided, with franchise tags still to be settled or lifted and a number of unrestricted free agents still on the market. There likely will be a few more trades prior to the April 26-27 draft, as teams scramble to fill as many holes as possible prior to the annual selection meeting in order to give them more flexibility and options on draft weekend. Full Story – PFWhttp://www.profootballweekly.com/PFW/Features/Free+Agency/2008/experts031008.htm
What has been the best offseason move thus far, and the worst?
Staff / Pro Football Weekly
A little more than 10 days into the 2008 free-agency period, the NFL’s offseason has been anything but quiet.
Brett Favre has retired, Randy Moss re-signed with New England, stars like Jonathan Vilma (Saints), Marcus Stroud (Bills) and Shaun Rogers (Browns) were traded, and a number of players have moved to new cities via free agency — most notably CB Asante Samuel (Eagles) and OG Alan Faneca (Jets).
There are many more players’ futures still to be decided, with franchise tags still to be settled or lifted and a number of unrestricted free agents still on the market. There likely will be a few more trades prior to the April 26-27 draft, as teams scramble to fill as many holes as possible prior to the annual selection meeting in order to give them more flexibility and options on draft weekend. Full Story – PFWhttp://www.profootballweekly.com/PFW/Features/Free+Agency/2008/experts031008.htm