Final Mock Draft.

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1	Chiefs	Luke Joeckel/OT/Texas A&M	Chiefs go with best available player here. Joeckel immediately steps in and give them a solid blocker for the franchise. They get their QB in later rounds or in free agency.
2	Jaguars	Dion Jordan/DE/OLB/Oregon	Despite a putrid offense, the Jaguars defense isnt any better. They have some good pass rushers on the roster, but Jordan brings intense versatility and give new head coach Gus Bradley his Leo pass rusher.
3	Raiders	Star Lotulelei/DT/Utah	The Raiders could easily fix the QB problem and take Geno Smith, But they let their top 3 DTs walk this offseason. Star may not be a prime pass rusher like Shariff Floyd, but he will be a solid player for years to come.
4	Eagles	Shariff Floyd/DT/Florida	Billed by some as the superior DT to Star, Floyd is a disruptive interior pass rusher. At Florida he was known to knife through offensive linemen and make a play in the backfield. While his production isnt great (4.5 career sacks) he could fit in well as a solid DE in the Eagles 3-4
5	Lions	Eric Fisher/OT/Central Michigan	With Jeff Backus gone and Riley Reiff likely to play guard or right tackle, they have a hole on Matthew Stafford’s blindside. Fischer has been seen as a higher upside LT because of his quick feet and athleticism.
6	Browns	Dee Milliner/CB/Alabama	With an elite coaching staff and some solid defensive pieces in place, Cleveland is another good corner away from rising out of 4th place in the AFC north. Despite some serious medical red flags, Milliner is still the top corner in this draft. He has great ball tracking skills and can easily step in and start opposite Joe Haden
7	Cardinals	Lane Johnson/OT/Oklahoma	If Jake Matthews or Taylor Lewan had declared, they would easily fit here. Johnson isnt seen as tough as Fisher or Joeckel, but he has solid tools and can protect the QB. With his competition being Levi Brown and Nate Potter, they need Johnson here.
8	Bills	Ryan Nassib/QB/Syracuse	Geno Smith could easily go here, but Doug Marrone will take his QB from his college days, Ryan Nassib. While his a lot of his game is raw, He wont be expected to carry the team from day one. Likely this is just a speculative pick, the Bills will try and trade out
9	Jets	Tavon Austin/WR/ West Virginia	One of the major needs on the Jets roster is touchdown scorers. Austin will fit in nicely as a movable chess piece. If they have a halfway decent person to give him the ball, he will find paydirt. Hell, just direct snap it to him.
10	Titans	Chance Warmack/OG/Alabama	You rarely see a guard go this early, but Warmack is a fantastic prospect posessing the tenacity coaches love in the run game, as well as great pass blocking ability. With both the guards of the Titans declining on the wrong side of 30, Warmack fills a big need with outstanding ability
11	Cowboys(trade with Chargers)	Johnathan Cooper/OG/North Carolina	Cooper and Warmack have been going back and forth as the top guards, and the Chargers have noone to get push in the inside running game or give Tony Romo time to step up. A highly athletic prospect, Cooper will bring stability to a tumultious interor line of the Cowboys.
12	Dolphins	Ziggy Ansah/DE/BYU	With all the great OTs off the board, and Brandon Albert likely to be traded for, the Fins get one of the best prospects. While he is still learning football, his athleticism and pass rushing ability are needed for the Dolphins who need someone opposite Cameron Wake. They could also go corner here.
13	Jets	Barkavious Mingo /DE/OLB/ LSU	Rex Ryan has been begging for a pass rusher since he came to New York. Mingo is explosive and a dominant pass rusher. So the Jets come out of the 1st round with both offensive and defensive playmakers
14	Panthers	Sheldon Richardson/DT/ Missouri	Desite some serious holes in the secondary, the Panthers fill the hole at DT they’ve had for years. Richardson is a dominant interior rusher and made his bones making fools of numerous guards and in the SEC and Big 12. Given most of the guards in the NFC South, Richardson will be licking his chops.
15	49ers (trade with Saints)	Kenny Vaccaro/Safety/Texas	Im really liberal here with the trade. I like to hope teams stick put, but the 49ers have 13 picks and want to move up. With Richardson gone, the 49ers want to get their safety. Vaccaro is the undisputed top safety in this class. He can lay the wood, cover top TEs and even cover quick slot WRs. He comes a foundation piece on an already championship defense.
16	Rams	DJ Fluker/OT/Alabama	Desperate to help Sam Bradford, St Louis takes the best tackle available. Fluker may not seem like a candidate for left tackle, but he can solidify the right side of the line.
17	Steelers	Tyler Eifert/TE/Notre Dame	Despite Heath Miller being the shining example of consistency, he tore his knee up late in the season. They have no depth behind him. Eifert is one of the best tight end to come into the pros in the past few years. His speed, hands, and athleticism are an offensive coordinators wet dream. He will be a valuable mismatch for Big Ben and the Steelers.
18	Chargers (From Cowboys)	Justin Pugh/OT/Syracuse	With an awful line, Pugh brings some versatility and skill for them. He played left tackle at Syracuse, but has the potential to move to guard. The two protected tackles for the Bolts as of today are Mike Harris and Jeromy Clary, two turnstyles who have practically ruined Phillip Rivers prime career years. and outside of center Nick Hardwick, there is no surefire starters on the interior.
19	Giants	Tank Carradine/DE/ Florida State	Despite tearing his ACL in November, Carradine has come roaring back. If he had not torn his knee, he would be a Top 5 pick. For the Giants, they get great value. Carradine wouldn’t be counted on heavily in his rookie year behind Justin Tuck and Jason Pierre Paul. But he adds to the long line of dominant pass rushers in New York.
20	Bears	Arthur Brown/LB/Kansas State	Despite the overwhelming need for offensive line help, Da Bears start retooling their linebacking corps. Brown could potentially step in at MLB for Brian Urlacher, but if not, he can make his bones on the strongside. He has good coverage skills and technique, routinely getting around blocks and making tackles from sideline to sideline.
21	Bengals	Johnathan Cyprien/Safety/Florida International	Throw his fake girlfriend issue out the window, and Te’o is a fine player. Despite his subpar performance in the BCS Championship Game, he can still lead a defense. Rey Malaluga is a free agent after 4 awful years. Te’o can bring elite skills to the middle linebacker position.
22	Rams	Matt Elam/Safety/Florida	With their second 1st round pick, the Rams upgrade their secondary with the hard/hitting Elam. While his coverage skills aren’t there, its coachable. Elam is better than anyone the Rams have back there.
23	Vikings	Cordarrelle Patterson/WR/ Tennessee	The Vikings did the right thing by getting Greg Jennings to be the sure handed and consistent flanker to Christian Ponder. Now they need a field stretching split end. Patterson is a speed demon who is electrifying with the ball in his hands, and is simply an explosive playmaker. He scored 4 different ways at Tennessee
24	Cardinals (Trade with Colts)	Geno Smith/QB/Virginia	Colts have a good spot to trade back into the first round for QBs. Cardinals pull the trigger though. Smith is a highly intelligent and accurate QB. He should sit for a year behind Carson Palmer and learn, and if the Cardinals can field a decent line in the future, their team can be very good.
25	Vikings	Sylvester Williams/DT/ North Carolina	With a bonus pick, the Vikings solidify their defensive line. They’ve been missing a DT since Pat Williams left. He steps in at DT and can eventually take over for Kevin Williams
26	Packers	Datone Jones/DE/UCLA	One of the most pure 3-4 DEs in the draft, Jones was in the backfield every game in college. He has the athleticism to be quick around the tackles, as well as the toughness to bull right over them. Between him and Jerel Worthy, the Pack will be set at DE for a while.
27	Texans	Deandre Hopkins/WR/Clemson	Despite being a playoff team, the Texans need at wide receiver is big. Andre Johnson is still one of the best. But Kevin Walter is old and was cut. Devier Posey, Keyshawn Martin, and Lestear Jean all flashed but never shown consistant ability. Hawkins has elite speed and catching ability. With him, they might finally be able to get past the other powerhouse AFC teams
28	Broncos	DJ Hayden/CB/Houston	Champ Bailey is getting old and other corners are burned or injured often. Hayden is possibly the next Champ as a shutdown corner. If Champ and DJ can each shutdown their assigned receivers, Peyton will be able to get his second ring and finally retire.
29	Patriots	Margus Hunt/DL/SMU	It’s fitting the most versatile defensive lineman goes to the most versatile coach. Hunt can line up at DT, DE, and even OLB. He also has great kick blocking ability. Its almost unfair for Belichick to get him. He can play anywhere on New Englands front and collapse opposing offensive lines
30	Falcons	Damontre Moore/DE/OLB/ Texas A&M	John Abraham was cut and theres no other pass rusher on the team. Moore was a disruptive successor to Von Miller at Texas A&M. In Mike Nolans hybrid scheme, Moore can play either OLB or DE and rain fire down on QBs.
31	Saints	Jarvis Jones/OLB/ Georgia	Initially billed as the top pass rusher in the draft, medical concerns and a poor 40 time allows Jones to drop to the the one team that could best use him. Bad 40s doesn’t mean a bad pass rusher. Terrell Sugs and Lamarr Woodley both ran bad 40s and had good careers. With the Saints moving to a 3-4, but lacking a true OLB, Rob Ryan gets his man to wreck destruction on the offensive tackles of the NFC.
32	Ravens	Manti Te’o/LB/ Notre Dame	Throw his fake girlfriend issue out the window, and Te’o is a fine player. Despite his subpar performance in the BCS Championship Game, he can still lead a defense. With Ray Lewis gone and new Raven Rolando McClain most likely cut following his need to be NWA in his hometown, Ravens still lack a solid ILB next to Jameel McClain (who might not even be back from neck injury) so Te’o would fill a big need and fill in the shoes of the Hall of Fame Lewis. Why not replace one guy with a controversial personal life with another?

Apparently as I post this, its been announced that Eric Fisher will go to the Chiefs. And everybody is going to be trading up, down, and side to side. Just showing some logic here.

We’ll find out in an hour

Also i liked what i picked for the Colts with their first pick which will be in the second round. so enjoy that.

Colts

Jessie Williams/DL/Alabama Photo courtesy fo Sports Illustrated

The Colts went from awful to playoff contender with a supbar roster all around. GM Ryan Grigson knows how to get good players. One of their worse positions is on the DL. Williams is a brute that played in every position in a 3 man line. He could start anywhere for Indy. His presence instantly improves their run defense. He has shades of Haloti Ngata to him.

Sexy guy huh?

2013 Offseason Scouting Report: Carolina Panthers.

For a team oozing with talent, the Panthers have been run into the ground by bad management. Ron River managed to keep his job, but  GM Marty Hurney was fired. He has been responsible for some of the recent awful contracts to DeAngelo Williams, Jonathan Stewart, James Anderson, and Jon Beason. While they are good players, Hurney gave them a lot of money, resulting in huge cap hits. Anderson was cut, and now the Panthers are about $7 million under the cap, and can only sign bargain basement free agents.

When the season ended, the Panthers were about $7 million over the cap. To get rid of a lot of that pressure, they cut veterans Ron Edwards, James Anderson and Chris Gamble, which saved about $12 million. The only moves they’ve been able to make are some cheap deals for average players, such as DJ Moore and Drayton Florence.

They do have gaping holes at other positions, such as WR, where Brandon Lafell has not stepped up as a solid no. 2 and Steve Smith can only produce for so long; G, since they shuffled players in and out of RG all season; DT as Sione Fua is the only experienced starter, a bad one at that; and all positions in the secondary besides strong safety are vacant. There are some cheap options, such as Rashean Mathis and Sanford Routt, but the team is likely to build through the draft.

The general consensus is that Carolina takes a DT. If Sharrif Floyd lasts until 14, he should be their sole choice. Floyd is a disruptive 3-tech that will provide pressure up the middle for a decade. If they miss out on him, Sheldon Richardson is sure to be taken. If they want to improve the defensive backfield, Kenny Vaccaro is a playmaking safety from Texas who can step right in and be a playmaker.

Panthers fans should only have another season before they can have some cap space back and be mediocre. As long as Cam Newton can improve and mature, their future is bright.

2013 Offseason Scouting Report: Buffalo Bills

Another season of overturning in Orchard Park. Chan Gailey was fired, as well as most of the staff, Ryan Fitzpatrick was cut, and 2 of their top receivers did not get tenders and were made free agents. After a season trying out Dave Wannstedt’s outdated 4-3, they’re going back to a 3-4 under former New York Jets DC Mike Pettine.

Two years after being signed to a grand contract extension, Ryan Fitzpatrick was cut largely because of it. With a $10 million cap hit, they were not going to pay that outrageous amount for someone Bills GM Buddy Nix considered a backup. With only Tavaris Jackson as the only QB under contract with any experience and no actions yet in free agency, the Bills are expected to look in the draft for a signal caller.

New head coach Doug Marrone from Syracuse has already promised to feed into the team’s strengths and build the offense around a power run game with CJ Spiller and Fred Jackson. Whoever is leading the huddle will already have Steve Johnson to throw to.

The defense remains mostly intact, with veteran linebacker and safety George Wilson being cut. They did franchise Pro Bowl Safety Jarius Byrd however, who is a key building block on defense. With the move back to a 3-4, top free agent acquisition from last year, Mario Williams is not expected to move to 3-4 outside linebacker. He had some success with the role in Houston but he always is better with his hand in the dirt. In base defense he could line up at defensive end, moving into a JJ Watt/ Quinton Coples type role. On passing downs they can move him out as an edge rusher.

For some experienced 3-4 personnel, they signed Manny Lawson. While Lawson isn’t a premier pass-rusher, he is stout against the run, and can cover tight ends as well. In a division with Gronkowski, Hernandez, and Keller, someone who can cover tight ends is a key asset.

With about $19 million in cap space, there is some room for free agency spending if Buddy Nix is up for it. Brandon Lloyd would bring an experienced set of hands to the group, but his locker room attitude is not suited for a rebuilding team. Julian Edelman and Darrius Heyward Bey are some cheap options for a new QB. With Andy Levitre gone, they now have a hole at guard. Eben Britton is a young former 2^nd rd pick who washed out in Jacksonville, but still has usable talent. Chris Spencer, Leonard Davis, and Bobbie Williams are all cheap veteran stopgap options.

Sitting at no. 8 in the draft, they have the opportunity to get a building block player. Chance Warmack is hailed as one of the truly elite prospects and could be taken. If they’re seeking more receiving help, Cordarrelle Patterson is a popular pick in the 1^st round. Some mock a QB like Geno Smith to them at 8, but it’s doubtful they will pull the trigger that early. In the 2^nd or 3^rd Ryan Nassib, who was Marone’s QB at Syracuse, would be a good option. Nassib is a middle of the road prospect who would need a coach who knows how to hide his rookie deficiencies.

Bills fan’s can’t get too excited. It’s a clear rebuilding year and the Patriots will always dominate the division. And the Dolphins are rising out of the basement gearing for a dynasty. If the team doesn’t get to 8 wins, well Buddy Nix better start clearing his office out.

2013 Offseason Scouting Report: Baltimore Ravens

Baltimore has a weird knack of dumping their rosters after winning a Super Bowl. Bernard Pollard was cut; Anquan Boldin was traded for a 6^th rd; pick, Cary Williams, Ed Reed, Paul Kruger, and Dannell Ellerbe all were let go in free agency; and Ray Lewis and Matt Birk retired. The couple positives were that they signed Joe Flacco to the biggest contract so far in NFL history, they signed free agent Chris Canty to help the interior pass rush, and tendered promising tight ends Dennis Pitta and Ed Dickson.

They have a little bit of cap space and have some holes. They need a pass rusher to replace Kruger. There have been recent ties to free agent Elvis Dumervil. Courtney Upshaw is currently penciled in as the starter, but he is more of a run defender than a pass rusher. Someone to replace him on passing downs is a major need. They’re also scheduled to meet with free agent safety Michael Huff, who is young and is dripping with talent. Huff would be an instant starter in a secondary with no experienced safeties.

The signing of Canty brings a good infusion of talent to the interior defensive line. Last season, Haloti Ngata was injured and underperforming and Arthur Jones was the run down only left end, with Pernell McPhee spelling him on passing downs. Canty is an every down end that brings plenty of pass rush.

A major concern for the team is the offensive line. With Kelechi Osemele locking down the left guard spot in the playoffs, they only have two open spots at left tackle and center. Bryant Mckinnie is unlikely to be resigned, and the only in-team options are Jah Reid and Ramon Harewood, who have underwhelmed in their appearances lately. There is expected to be a draft pick or a later free agent signing to shore up that spot. The only in house option to be center is last year’s draft pick Gino Gradkowski. There will definitely be someone brought in to compete.

Ravens GM Ozzie Newsome is a pro in the draft. There’s little to worry about with their cuts. Ozzie will draft well. One of the top picks expected to be taken at 32 is Eric Reid, safety out of LSU. Reid is an almost clone of Ed Reed, a ballhawking centerfielder. Another option late is some pass rush, like Tank Carradine.

Depending on their draft, the Ravens are primed for a repeat. With Joe Flacco occupying a major portion of the salary cap, the rest can be spent to continue to build another Super Bowl winning team.

2013 Offseason Scouting Report: Atlanta Falcons

After actually winning a playoff game, things look promising. The annual Tony Gonzalez replacement scare was held off another year when he agreed to come back. It’s still a shocker that they will continue to ignore replacing him. The one promising action they did do was cut Michael Turner, who held back the offense. They replaced him with the ever dependable Steven Jackson, who can play all downs. In addition, they resigned left tackle Sam Baker to a 6 year deal. As well as safety William Moore, a key cog on their defense. They did cut Dunta Robinson, their underwhelming free agent who was frequently torched. They’re currently working to resign Brent Grimes, who was lost for the season with a torn Achilles.

They did miss out on the lucrative tight end market. Jared Cook, Dustin Keller, and James Casey would have made picture perfect replacements for Gonzalez. Since they cut John Abraham, they have a gaping hole at defensive end. Osi Umenyiora, Dwight Freeney, and possibly Elvis Dumervil would be a great pickup for them. A strong pass rush is one of the only things their defense is lacking.

With the signing of Jackson, their need at running back lessened, but they still could take Eddie Lacy at 30. Their only other pressing need would be a cornerback even if Grimes is resigned. Most teams however, go for best available player. If available, one of the elite tight ends like Zach Ertz and Tyler Eifert would be a prime pickup in the late first round. In a later round, they can take advantage of the deep draft class of pass rushers.

 

2013 Offseason Scouting Report: Arizona Cardinals

 

After an awful season, with some awful quarterback play, the Cardinals needed change. Ken Whisenhunt was fired. Bruce Arians, fresh off winning Coach of the Year, was hired to take over. In free agency, they went and signed Drew Stanton, Arian’s backup from Indianapolis. Stanton has been a career backup, but has flashed promise. He is an immediate upgrade over John Skelton and Ryan Lindley, as Kevin Kolb was cut on March 15^th to save cap space.

Beanie Wells was also cut after major concerns over his knees. In his place, they signed Rashard Mendenhall, who had his most productive seasons under Arians in Pittsburgh. Mendenhall fits Arian’s offense, where running backs won’t be used as receivers.

Fans can only hope Arians can fix the offense, since he managed to keep the Colt’s offense running behind a porous offensive line. If he can do the same with the Cardinals awful line and an average quarterback, they can rise from the bottom of the NFL offensive ranks.

Their defense was a bright spot. In an effort to get better, they released Pro Bowl safety Adrian Wilson as well as Kerry Rhodes. They did get veteran Yeremiah Bell and resigned career special teamer Rashad Johnson. Despite no defensive backfield help, they did work to shore up the cornerback spot opposite Pro Bowler Patrick Peterson. Antoine Cason and Jerraud Powers present a significant upgrade over William Gay, who was released.

The only major upgrade the Cardinals are still seeking is some consistency out of the linebacker corps. Daryl Washington has been a stud, but the ILB spot next to him needs someone to complement him. At OLB, either Sam Acho and O’Brien Schofield need to drastically improve, or the new regime will bring in competition.

 

This April, new GM Steve Keim is looking to bring some elite talent to the team. They currently sit at No. 7. The general consensus is that they will be using it on an offensive tackle to upgrade their awful offensive line. Based on current situations, Luke Joeckel will be taken with the first overall pick. However, Eric Fischer of Central Michigan might be available. Some other options in later rounds are a safety, outside linebacker, inside linebacker, center, and a quarterback. While Geno Smith is likely to be gone, Matt Barkley or Tyler Wilson could be available in round 2. In a system like Arians’s, a problematic QB like Barkley could work well while developing into a proper NFL QB.

For 2013, Cardinals fans can only hope for a better QB and a good system to revive an anemic offense.  In the suddenly powerhouse NFC West, Arizona needs to get better to compete up to their level.

 

NFL Free Agency Master List- updated 3/19

well i missed the Pro Football Focus contest

but i still filled this out.

All are predictions unless noted next to entry.

Update 3/13: after one day half of the signings im right on about.

 

Player	Joe Horning’s picks	Actual Team Signed With
Adam Jones	Bengals
Ahmad Bradshaw	Jets
Alan Branch	Jaguars
Andre Smith	Bengals
Andy Levitre	Bills	Titans
Anthony Fasano	Eagles	Chiefs
Austin Howard	Jets	Jets-Tendered
Bart Scott	Vikings
Ben Watson	Falcons	Saints
Brad Jones	Jaguars
Brandon Gibson	Bills	Dolphins
Brandon Moore	Bears
Brent Grimes	Falcons	Falcons
Brian De La Puente	Saints
Brian Hartline	Dolphins	Dolphins
Brian Urlacher	Bears
Bryant McKinnie	Rams
Cary Williams	Colts	Eagles
Cedric Benson	Chiefs
Chris Canty	Chiefs	Ravens
Chris Clemons	Dolphins	Dolphins
Chris Houston	Buccaneers	Lions
Chris Ivory	Saints	Saints- Tendered
Cliff Avril	Browns	Seahawks
Cullen Jenkins	Giants	Giants
Danario Alexander	Chargers
Dannell Ellerbe	Rams	Dolphins
Danny Amendola	Rams	Patriots
Danny Woodhead	Bengals	Chargers
Daryl Smith	Bears
Dashon Goldson	49ers	Buccaneers
David Garrard	Jets	Jets
Delanie Walker	Dolphins	Titans
Dennis Pitta	Ravens	Ravens- tendered
Derek Cox	Buccaneers	Chargers
Desmond Bryant	Raiders	Browns
Dominque Rodgers-Cromartie	Dolphins
Donald Thomas	Patriots	Colts
Dunta Robinson	Chiefs	Chiefs
Dustin Keller	Dolphins	Dolphins
Dwight Freeney	Falcons
Ed Reed	Colts
Emmanuel Sanders	Steelers	Tendered
Erin Henderson	Vikings	Vikings
Fernando Velasco	Titans	Titans- tendered
Fred Davis	Redskins
Geoff Schwartz	Seahawks	Chiefs
Glenn Dorsey	Detroit	49ers
Gosder Cherilus	Rams	Colts
Greg Jennings	Rams	Vikings
Greg Jones	Jaguars
Greg Toler	Browns	Colts
Isaac Redman	Titans
Israel Idonije	Bears
Jake Long	Bears	Rams
James Casey	Buccaneers	Eagles
Jared Cook	Bears	Rams
Jason Jones	Colts	Lions
Jerome Felton	Vikings	Vikings
John Abraham	Seahawks
Julian Edelman	Patriots
Kaluka Maiava	Jaguars	Raiders
Keenan Lewis	Browns	Saints
Kenny Phillips	Rams	Eagles
Kevin Boothe	Giants
Lance Louis	Beara
LaRod Stephens-Howling	Chargers
LaRon Landry	Rams	Colts
LeGarrette Blount	Buccaneers	Buccaneers- tendered
Leroy Hill	Jaguars
Louis Vasquez	Colts	Broncos
Martellus Bennett	Giants	Bears
Matt Moore	Dolphins	Dolphins
Michael Bennett	Buccaneers	Seahawks
Michael Turner	Rams
Mike Devito	Jets	Chiefs
Mike Jenkins	Saints
Mike Wallace	Dolphins	Dolphins
Nick Barnett	Falcons
Nick Roach	Bears	Raiders
Osi Umenyiora	Falcons
Paul Kruger	Colts	Browns
Peyton Hillis	Falcons
Phil Loadholt	Vikings	Vikings
Philip Wheeler	Raiders	Dolphins
Rashard Mendenhall	Cardinals	Cardinals
Reggie Bush	Lions	Lions
Richard Seymour	Patriots
Ricky Jean-Francois	Eagles	Colts
Sam Baker	Falcons	Falcons
Sam Shields	Packers	Packers- tendered
Sean Smith	Jaguars	Chiefs
Sebastian Vollmer	Rams
Shaun Phillips	Saints
Sheldon Brown	unsigned
Steven Jackson	Packers	Falcons
Stevie Brown	Giants	Giants- tendered
Terence Newman	Bengals
Terrance Knighton	Broncos	Broncos
Tony Gonzalez	Falcons	Falcons
Victor Cruz	Giants	Giants- tendered
Victor Butler	Saints
Wes Welker	Patriots	Broncos
William Moore	Falcons	Falcons
These following gentlemen were cut during the free agency period, most due to cap reasons.
Newly Made Free Agents
Adrian Wilson	Patriots	Patriots
Antoine Winfield	Seahawks
Beanie Wells	Steelers
Bernard Pollard	Cardinals
Brandon Lloyd	Bills
Charles Woodson	49ers
Darius Heyward Bey	Lions
Deangelo Hall	Browns
Elvis Dumervil	Ravens
Eric Winston	Dolphins
James Harrison	Bills
Karlos Dansby	Ravens
Kerry Rhodes	Rams
Kevin Burnett	Raiders	Raiders
Kevin Kolb	Jets
Laurent Robinson	Cowboys
Michael Huff	Ravens
Nnamdi Asomugha	Saints
Quintin Mikell	Eagles
Sione Pouha	Houston

i will update as Free Agency occursAnything that seems of? What do you think?