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Former Saints DT Malcom Brown released (1 Viewer)
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Rasheed Shaheed (UDFA from Weber State). He has practiced apparently as a WR. I believe he holds the NCAA record for return TDs.
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Maybe you posted in the wrong thread? A thread about Malcom Brown and a post about Shaheed don't really seem too related.
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Has anyone heard anymore news on Brown, Is he still on the market? After the way Green Bay ran on us last Friday we could use his services.
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He visited with Washington yesterday.
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Well, let's hope he come to visit the Saints Too.
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I’d love to sign him but I think the Saints will sit and wait until after week 1 to sign him so his contract is not guaranteed as they have done with several veterans over the years. He may be gone by then but it a calculated risk
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In sort of related veteran defensive tackle news in weighing options from NFL.com
33) Tashan Reed of The Athletic reports that the Raiders are interested in Ndamukong Suh, who is seeking $9 million per year. That number explains why the 35-year-old Suh is still a free agent despite showing he can still play as a Buc last year. If Suh is willing to take half that much, he should be with a team by Week 1. The Raiders, Browns and Cowboys all have too much cap space and could use a big body up front.
https://www.nfl.com/news/2022-nfl-p...hings-to-know-about-position-battles-injuries
I would think teams and players push the point of negotiation to miss training camp with vets wanting that guaranteed contract of being on a roster for week 1 and teams hoping to sign for week 2 or later in some cases.
The difference between a player like Suh and Brown might be a $2 million contract compared to the $9 noted above. Brown was set to make $3 million before being cut by the Jags.
33) Tashan Reed of The Athletic reports that the Raiders are interested in Ndamukong Suh, who is seeking $9 million per year. That number explains why the 35-year-old Suh is still a free agent despite showing he can still play as a Buc last year. If Suh is willing to take half that much, he should be with a team by Week 1. The Raiders, Browns and Cowboys all have too much cap space and could use a big body up front.
https://www.nfl.com/news/2022-nfl-p...hings-to-know-about-position-battles-injuries
I would think teams and players push the point of negotiation to miss training camp with vets wanting that guaranteed contract of being on a roster for week 1 and teams hoping to sign for week 2 or later in some cases.
The difference between a player like Suh and Brown might be a $2 million contract compared to the $9 noted above. Brown was set to make $3 million before being cut by the Jags.
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