Free Agency Spending (We Have The Money)

I wouldn't want to overpay any of these players. This isn't a rush, it's already 'late' in free agency sorta. The dust has settled and the big names are gone. None of these players should be demanding much this late (look at the 1 year deals players like JJ & Landry signed).

I definitely am NOT suggesting signing ANY of these players to inflated deals. I wouldn't expect their demands to be high. If they are, I rather us do nothing.

I trust our front office.

 

There will also be some quality players cut after the draft so there's no need to rush and sign people for the sake of signing people.

 

May as well reup cook too.

 

Under the radar guy here,the Titans should take a look at Wallace Gilberry from the chiefs. We are getting pretty desperate

 

Babin and Vandenbosh played well for us.

Just because people seem like scrubs, doesnt mean we wont get good use out of them.

 

If Freeney is released, we need to be on him like white on rice. He's HANDS DOWN the best pass rusher we may get in FA...

Indy won't pay him.

 

I read he only performs well on turf. Wish i could find that article again..

Something like 7 sacks on grass in the past 3 years.

 

I'm not trying to refute that stat, maybe he does play worse on grass maybe not, but over half of his games are on turf (all home games, and some away games) so naturally he will have less total sacks on grass than on turf. I would like to see a stat like a per game average of sacks on and off turf. I think that would tell the story a little better ... that being said, 7 still seems a little low

 

Our team sack leader had 5 this year. If he can manage more than that, he's worth signing.

 

Saints DB Tracy Porter coming in for a visit sometime this week

Free agent CB Tracy Porter has scheduled visits with the Titans and Rams.
Porter visited the Bengals last week. It's believed he was in Oakland visiting the Raiders on Monday. Still only 25, medical concerns may be lowering Porter's market value to the point where he'd accept a one-year, "prove-it" deal.