Beatdown Daily (R.I.P Merlin Olsen)

by Zachary Beard on Mar 11, 2010 8:11 PM EST

Sorry about the gap of time between articles, I have been wrapped up lately in school and school activities. But he is the much postponed addition of Beatdown Daily. Sorry again!

Free Agency:

-Antonio Bryant signs with Bengals, leaves T.O. jobless.

-Kevin Faulk re-signs with Patriots.

-Ravens sign Mason to Two year contract.

-Bodden re-sign with Patriots

-Derrick Anderson cut by Browns

-Sennaca Wallace traded to Browns

-Marlin Jackson signs with Eagles

-Jamal Williams signs with Broncos

-Titans sign Will Witherspoon. after Eagles release him after trading for him.

Draft News:

-None

Joke of the day:

What is the sharpest thing in the world?

A Fart. It goes through your pants and doesn't even leave a hole.

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Is this like the 6th time the Patriots have re-signed Faulk?

You have to hate losing more than you love winning.

by Mr MaLoR on Mar 11, 2010 9:31 PM EST reply actions

Something like that...

The night is darkest right before the dawn

by Zachary Beard on Mar 11, 2010 9:39 PM EST up reply actions

Really good to see teams that are good to their own, i really think you guys got it this year. less injuries and a tighter D like were used to seeing over there, oh wait did you get the “DOG” from AZ too!!!? haha jst had to mention that , Really pissed that you guys didnt get to make those alter boys from New Orleans Eat their Pre Paid super bowl ugh!!! oh well this year will probably be Purple on Purple and we all know that was the best game of 09…with Boldin on your side how can you lose that game? Trampxxx

I even cum Black & Silver...

by Tramp "Raider Roxxxtar" on Mar 11, 2010 11:41 PM EST reply actions

Ravens Vikings good game bad memory.

by Georgia Raven on Mar 12, 2010 2:52 AM EST via mobile reply actions

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Bryant got over-paid. I have a suspicion that the contract is front loaded ala Laveranues Coles and will allow the Bengals to dump Bryant if he puts up pedestrian numbers …… which is a real possibility.

The Bodden re-signing is critical to Patriots success as they could not afford to take a step backwards. It maybe the second best recent tranaction behind the Boldin signing with the Mason re-sign a close third. The frugal Patriots are great at allowing a player that are a little unsure about to shop himself and then use that market to their benefit.

The Browns are shopping Brady Quinn after cutting Derek Anderson and trading for Seneca Wallace. The Browns brass do not see Quinn as the long term answer in Cleveland. Look for teams to attempt to aquire Quinn on the cheap if an effort is made at all. What is Quinn’s market? Seneca Wallace could be the Browns starter opening day.

The Jamal Williams moved in an interesting one. Williams was once a dominant player in this league and his better days are clearly behind him. That said, 30 snaps a games for the Broncos at the most critical position in the 34 maybe be enough to justify his signing. You think the offensive coaches in Denver will have a conversation will Williams about the scheme in San Diego?

by Ravens One on Mar 12, 2010 10:05 AM EST reply actions

Quinn has no real market

The Browns played their hand when they said they’re shopping him. Teams that are interested in his services(if there are any) will just wait for his release. Why give up pick(s) and have to deal with his large rookie contract when he’s going to be realeased.

by BmoreBlitz on Mar 12, 2010 10:22 AM EST up reply actions

I with you

It makes no sense from a business standpoint. It’s amazing how many mistakes are being made this off-season when you look at the moves being made and the money being thrown out there at average performing players like Vanden Bocsh, Burleson and Bryant just to name a few.

You know Ozzie is sometimes critizied for being having tight lips. Rather have that than potentialy damaging your market for players no longer wanted.

by Ravens One on Mar 12, 2010 11:19 AM EST up reply actions