Cost cutting so they can make a move for Woodson I think.

In the last 3 years we've seen Brady hook up with Welker 326 times, the next closest is Gronk with 187 and Hernandez on 175 receptions. That's a huge gap.

All my knowledge of shonn greene comes from Madden.

Would've loved to have kept him. Brady's most favourite target too.

Titans second day was ok, dont know much about DT Sammy Lee Hill from Detroit or RB Shonn Green so need to do my homework before really commenting.

Yeah, Cook isn't an elite TE. That's why they didn't franchise him. He's not even on a level with Jermichael Finley - who thinks he's markedly better than he actually is.

Mike Wallace has joined Miami on a 5 year $60m deal. He's good, but he's not THAT good.

Cleveland have coughed up $40m for Paul Kruger from Baltimore.

The Buffalo Bills have cut starting QB Ryan Fitzpatrick and Oakland have cut former first round pick Heyward-Bey.

Cant block to save himself either, but a load of teams are chasing him apparently. Im thinking my preferences to wake up to in the morning are Levitre and the Bennett brothers.

I wouldn't get excited about guys like Umeniyora and Freeney. You'll get 2-3 seasons tops out of them and pay through the nose. I'd also be worried if Cook got that kind of money. He's a catching TE but he's not fast enough. He's worth 6m tops.

I'll be interested to see what the packers do. Whether they actively chase a replacement for Jennings, cut Finley, chase Steven Jackson at RB and strengthen the D-line...or pick up a strong WR. There's so much potentially going on with our squad if we want to be aggressive. Especially in light of the Niners moves this offseason.

Today is a tale of teams getting ripped off.

Seattle Seahawks have traded Their first round (25th overall), 7th round and a mid-round 2014 pick to Minnesota for Percy Harvin.

But the biggest lol of the day came from Baltimore who were so desperate to save 2m on Anquan Boldin that they accepted a SIXTH ROUND PICK in exchange for him from San Francisco. Lolwut?

In all seriousness though, the Ravens have worked it pretty well. Only a small cap hit the =first 2 seasons.

Can someone please explain how Joe Flacco is the highest paid player in the NFL?

Buffalo Bills safety Jairus Byrd - $6.916 million
Chicago Bears defensive tackle Henry Melton - $8.45 million
Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Michael Johnson - $11.175 million
Dallas Cowboys linebacker/defensive end Anthony Spencer - $10.627 million (120 percent his 2012 tender)
Denver Broncos offensive tackle Ryan Clady - $9.828 million
Indianapolis Colts punter Pat McAfee - $2.977 million
Kansas City Chiefs offensive tackle Branden Albert - $9.828 million
Miami Dolphins defensive tackle Randy Starks - $8.45 million

I love it how he says players have problems with the organisation, but won't name them (fair enough) or their problems.

Terrell Suggs: Teams hate Patriots
Terrell Suggs says he isn't the only one who despises the New England Patriots.

Joining "The Big Show" on WEEI, Suggs said he "guarantees the other 31 teams hate the New England Patriots." The Baltimore Ravens star also said he doesn't feel the Patriots "respect anybody."

Suggs added that he feels that players who have played for the Patriots divulge stories of what's wrong with the organization, though he wouldn't offer details.

"The NFL is not very big," Suggs said on WEEI. "You think we don't talk to guys that have played for the New England Patriots, that have been on the New England Patriots that have been like, 'Oh, it's been like this.'

"It ain't just me. Why did Bart Scott say the same thing? You think it's just us? You think it's just got something to do with us? No. This is because we have inside information. We know."

Suggs also stood by comments and explained why he called the Patriots "the most arrogant p------ in the world" after the Ravens defeated New England in the AFC Championship Game this past January en route to winning the Super Bowl. Suggs took another jab at the Pats after the title game, telling them to "have fun in the Pro Bowl."

"Do I apologize for what I said? No. Do I mean what I said? Yeah," Suggs said. "Could I have worded it a little better? Probably, but the fact of the matter is you can't really consider it a rivalry because you have a few more championships than we do, but this has been steaming for a while."

Suggs brought up how the Patriots acted in 2007 when the teams met as why he doesn't like them. He also said the NFL took extra measures to accomodate Tom Brady after his season-ending knee injury in 2008.

"There was the whole invention of the Brady rule," he said. "Years before, I hit Drew Brees and I accidentally tore his knee up. No rule was made. Of all the quarterbacks in the NFL who got their knees blown out when they got hit -- Carson Palmer got his knee blown out -- but then one guy got hit and changed the whole rule for the NFL?"

Bad blood between Suggs and Brady isn't anything new.

In 2010, a season in which Brady was named NFL MVP, Suggs said he voted for Buffalo Bills quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick over Brady for the Pro Bowl. He also called Brady's three Super Bowl titles "questionable" because of the "tuck rule" game in 2001 and the Spygate scandal that surfaced in 2007.