Horse Tracks 2/27/08
by mdierk on Feb 27, 2008 8:39 AM MST
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Here's a Wednesday version of Horse Tracks. Enjoy!
Still no movement on getting Jason Elam a new contract. See here
The Broncos gave low-tender offers to Foxworth, Paymah and Abdullah. See here
Denver is close to adding a new WR coach. See here
AFC West.....
Looks like Phyllis and his merry men will have some free agent worries in the next couple of years. Some big names are listed. See here
Still some upheaval and tension in the fader nation. See here
NFL News......
Now a congressman is pushing for the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL...etc, to adopt Olympic drug policies. See here
Have a good one!
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Well, the predictions in my FA diary are shot
I can't believe Denver is tendering all 4 of their RFA at such a low level. Losing a sixth or seventh round draft pick is not gonna deter teams from talking to Myers and Abdullah. My only thought is that Abdullah was asking for too much in a long term deal and Denver wants to show him that he is not gonna find that kind of money elsewhere (and they can always match any offer he or the others receive)
by MattR on Feb 27, 2008 9:22 AM MST reply actions 0 recs
They're gonna match
That's the feeling that I get from all the low tenders. The Broncos will match the other offers and don't think that anyone will put poison pills in the offers. They don't want to overpay (like with Putz a couple of years ago) so they are setting the initial value low.
by Darin H on Feb 27, 2008 12:01 PM MST reply actions 0 recs
This
is right on the money.
I wish my sig was as cool as mdierks!
by Jeremy Bolander on Feb 27, 2008 1:57 PM MST up reply actions 0 recs
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