Friday, March 5, 2010

The 5 Free Agents Moves That SHOULD Happen In The NFL



Today is the big shopping spree day in the NFL, and from what you'll see moving across the bottom line is that teams are trying to do what they can to contend for a championship. Don't always think about what your teams needs immediately, think about what your team can get to be unstoppable. If the need fills that, then cool. Think about Terrell Owens when he went to the Eagles, they needed a wideout and he helped take them next level. However, think about Randy Moss to the Patriots and how that affected an already explosive offense.

Here are 5 free agent moves that should happen and the teams that need to make it happen.

#1. Julius Peppers Should Sign With The New England Patriots - If the Patriots ever want to get back into the elite again, they've got to upgrade that offensive line. Would the Patriots be willing to spend the egregious amount of money it would take to sign him? Maybe. The bigger question is would Peppers be willing to sign with a team that actually has a chance to win a championship? That I question a bunch more. Peppers could play as the down lineman in the 3-4 then also get outside and play the end too. He's 6'7", 280 pounds and runs a 4.6. He can make it happen...if he wants to.

Other teams for Peppers: Bears, Falcons, Jaguars

#2. The Baltimore Ravens NEED Brandon Marshall, Immediately - I'm sure The NFL Chick would love this move, even though I think she would rather have Anquan Boldin or even Terrell Owens. However if you are Ozzie Newsome, GM of the Ravens, you've got to realize a couple of things. For one, your offense is very young. Ray Rice and Joe Flacco are both going into their 3rd year in the league and they have ZERO playmakers at wideout. Brandon Marshall will be 26 at the start of the season and has made every quarterback he's played with look like Joe Namath. Help Joe Cool become a star, and take the offense to the next level. Secondly, that defense is getting long in the tooth, and if you end up spending draft picks trying to find that young wideout then you take away from the future depth in the defense. Make it happen Oz.

Other teams for Mashall: Seahawks, Bengals, Texans

#3. Richard Seymour Would Be A Perfect Fit For The Arizona Cardinals - Arizona is coming off of the final season of God's favorite quarterback, Mr. Kurt Warner, and are preparing to throw the responsibility of the offense onto Matt Leinart. Its a guarantee that the offense will struggle a bit more in 2010, and the defense might be on the field more. Arizona ranked 25th in YPC (4.5) and 17th in rushing defense, and poor Darnell Dockett is the only legitimate defensive line threat on that team. Give the man some help and get Seymour who might as well be the prototype for a 3-4 end lineman. He did yeoman's work in Oakland, and truthfully the Patriots missed him more than we'll ever know. (Even though they did get Oakland's 1st-round pick this year, idiots.) Plus, Seymour would definitely come at a cheaper price than a Peppers and give a similar production.

Other teams for Seymour: Patriots, Chargers, Buccaneers

#4. Please Get Thomas Jones Into a Texans Jersey ASAP - I swear ever since the Texans have been in existence they've never had a running back that could withstand the test of time. I honestly think their tailbacks are made of balsam wood, pixie sticks, velveeta cheese, tissue paper, and fairies wishes. Soft as hell. Thomas Jones has been miraculous in joining new teams and giving them a jolt. He's performed in Chicago and in New York, and he provides a straight-line rushing style that the Texans have had...never in life. Paired up with the scatback in Steve Slaton, they combine to create a much more formidable force in the backfield. Plus, Matt Schaub will love having TJo back there because he can actually block a blitzer.

Other teams for Jones: Chargers, Eagles, Seahawks


#5. The T.O. Show's Second Season Will Be Aired In Cincinnati - Who doesn't want to see OchoCinco and T.O. do some of the livest touchdown celebrations of all-time? Who doesn't want to see this? Plus, they are the perfect yin and yang for each other on the field. One is a quintessential deep threat, with crisp route-running, and an ability to break away from defenders (Ochocinco). The other is physically dominant, able to outmuscle folks for the ball and able to get YAC yards with the ability to break tackles (Owens). With the release of Laveranues Coles just recently, the money has been freed up to make the move, and for selfish reasons I'll be able to see Ocho and T.O. get off in the Queen City.

Other teams for Owens: Ravens, Patriots, Panthers

WHAT FREE AGENT MOVES DO YOU WANT TO SEE? SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS AND GOOD LUCK TO YOUR SQUAD!

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-Ed.
www.edthesportsfan.com

Comments

10 Responses to "The 5 Free Agents Moves That SHOULD Happen In The NFL"
  1. Reverend Paul Revere said...
    Friday, March 05, 2010 12:23:00 PM

    Ed, the fact that you didn't list the Eagles as another destination for Julius Peppers is completely and utterly ridiculous. They have exactly one player who provides any sort of pass rush on that line. Peppers would immediately make a mediocre D-line into one of the best in the league, and all the attention a Peppers/Cole duo would command means less pressure on the secondary, especially the safety position, and an underwhelming linebacking corps. Plus, rumor has it if the Bears don't strike a deal, he's heading to Philadelphia right afterward. The Patriots aren't good enough everywhere else defensively anyway, and they need to worry about keeping Wilfork first.

  2. Ed The Sports Fan said...
    Friday, March 05, 2010 12:58:00 PM

    @Rev - Dude, I totally dropped the ball on Philly going after Peppers. I momentarily forgot because the Eagles don't know what to do with the 38 QB's. Make yalls damn mind up and keep it moving!

    -Ed.

  3. Khai said...
    Friday, March 05, 2010 1:01:00 PM

    Thomas Jones would be perfect for Houston. After they completely denounced any LT speculation...they would be hard pressed not to at least consider Jones.

    T.O. and Chad together would make my already worth it NFL Sunday ticket subscription that much better.

    I want Antrel Rolle in a Giants jersey for selfish reasons of course. He and Kenny Phillips would be my dream come true.

    I'm still stuck on Richard Seymour's delusions of playoffs with the Raiders, so he's still dead to me but the Cardinals aren't a bad choice. That defensive will need some life thrown back into them after free agency is all said and done.

  4. Reverend Paul Revere said...
    Friday, March 05, 2010 1:02:00 PM

    Very good point Ed. Rumor now has it that some high-ups in the Eagles brass want to trade McNabb, but Andy Reid absolutely has no desire to get rid of Donny. Me? I'd keep them both, see how the season played out, and if it's clear the Donovan era is over, re-sign Kolb. No need to trade anyone in my mind, unless they find a taker for Vick, whose signing I still don't understand.

    Also, how does a guy who finishes third in the league in rushing, scores 14 TDs and shows no signs of slowing down get cut … and it's allowed to happen? Thomas Jones should get PAID. I don't care how old he is.

  5. Anonymous said...
    Friday, March 05, 2010 1:38:00 PM

    Man im am over hearing crossing my fingers. even though Thomas Jones is a little older and we had such a horrible run with ahman green this could def. help us with developing a smash mouth running game and if slaton comes back full form we would easily have a top 5 offense

  6. SW said...
    Friday, March 05, 2010 3:48:00 PM

    You do realize Joe Namath wasnt good right?

  7. SoulOnIce said...
    Friday, March 05, 2010 4:24:00 PM

    So now you're praising Terrell Owens, when before you said he was old and no longer a top-ten receiver? Boy, you change your mind more than the weather, down here in crazy-ass Texas. Yet, I will admit the second season of his show would be some good TV.

  8. Ed The Sports Fan said...
    Friday, March 05, 2010 4:26:00 PM

    @soulonice - I'm just calling T.O. what he is, I never said he was a top 10 WR right now. Neither is Chad. Ain't the point. The point is is that they could feed off of each other.

    You always trying to attack me lol, and yes i'm trying to get on the show if he comes to the 'Nati lol.

    -Ed.

  9. The NFL Chick said...
    Friday, March 05, 2010 8:53:00 PM

    I would love to see Thomas Jones in a Texans jersey. They really need a run game, and that would surely take them over on offense.

    I didn't want Marshall and I'm glad we got Boldin!

    I don't want to see T.O. and Ocho together, attention whores times 2 should be the name of the TO Show if he goes there.

  10. Ego Maniac said...
    Saturday, March 06, 2010 9:41:00 AM

    I am still shocked over that Chester Taylor move... I didn't see that one coming!!

    I wonder where Darren Sharper is going

    I am gonna take a wild guess and say that Thomas Jones is going to get an offer from the Jets, but he will should sign with the Chargers, Texans, Packers (would be a great two back system and he could win the start) or go fill Chester Taylor's role in Minnesota.

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