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NFL Rumors – Atlanta Falcons Getting Closer to Sign Richard Seymour
One veteran defensive lineman might not be enough for a team that’s planning on trying to win the Super Bowl next season. Richard Seymour has been on the shortlist for the Atlanta Falcons for quite some time, but it seems that they’re getting closer to adding the three time All-Pro defensive tackle.
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NFL Rumors – New York Jets Will Turn Chris Ivory Into Their Leading Running Back
As the 2013 NFL season looms closer, it seems more and more like it’s going to be a bad one for the New York Jets. For almost every position, it seems like it’s going to be a competition for the starting spot among mediocre players, especially on offense, which gives Chris Ivory the chance to become their starting running back.
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NFL Rumors – San Francisco 49ers Won’t Bring Back Randy Moss
Despite the injury to their top wide receiver from last season, the San Francisco 49ers aren’t in a hurry to bring back Randy Moss, despite some sort of outside pressure on this matter, for the simple reason that the players they have are probably better than anything the future hall of famer can contribute at this point in his career.
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NFL Rumors – Minnesota Vikings Won’t Give Jared Allen New Contract
At the moment, despite not showing any signs of a decline due to age and NFL mileage, the Minnesota Vikings don’t seem like they’re planning on keeping Jared Allen beyond the 2013 season, which means one of the best pass rushers in the league will be available for the highest bidder after this season.
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NFL Rumors – New England Patriots Facing an Unhappy Tom Brady Next Season
Knowing that the NFL is a business above everything else doesn’t mean it’s easy to accept, even for someone like Tom Brady, who has been around the league for 13 years. The departure of Wes Welker, his favorite passing target for the last six seasons, the best of his career, didn’t really surprise him, but it’s hard to say he wasn’t disappointed.
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NFL Rumors – Philadelphia Eagles Are Thinking Only About Michael Vick as Their Starting Quarterback
The moment Chip Kelly was announced as the new head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles, his offense has been most of the talk regarding the news season. How will it fit, how will it change in the pro game, and who will be the quarterback to lead it. Despite some nice early impressions from both Nick Foles and Matt Barkley, there’s not a chance a healthy Michael Vick isn’t the designated starter.
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NFL Rumors – Tampa Bay Buccaneers Will Have Darrelle Revis Ready For the New Season
Not having Darrelle Revis rumors flying across the radar is somewhat of a strange feeling. Like any kind of addiction withdrawal, it gets a while to forget that not too long ago, everything we heard was about the New York Jets trying to trade Darrelle Revis to either the San Francisco 49ers or the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, eventually landing in Florida and getting the contract he desired despite his quite worrying injury.
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NFL Rumors – San Francisco 49ers Options of Handling the Michael Crabtree Injury
From Super Bowl favorites to what? Well, a season’s expectations never evaporate just because one wide receiver got injured, but the omission of Michael Crabtree for a substantial time will mean the San Francisco 49ers either recruit from the outside to fill his place (Brandon Lloyd being the top option) or simply rely on the existing core of Anquan Boldin, Mario Manningham, A.J. Jenkins and Quinton Patton can step up.
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NFL Rumors – New York Giants in Trouble With Both Victor Cruz & Hakeem Nicks
Up until this point in the preparations chapter of the 2013 NFL season, it was quite clear the New York Giants have a problem with Victor Cruz, who is still negotiating a long-term contract with the team, not really advancing anywhere. The bigger surprise in the most recent turn of events is Hakeem Nicks also becoming somewhat of an issue, not showing up to the first OTA sessions, and not because he was injured.
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NFL Rumors – Dallas Cowboys Already Thinking About Getting Rid of Doug Free in 2014
After pondering between keeping Doug Free or trying to sign one of the veteran right tackles offered on the market, the Dallas Cowboys decided to keep the expensive yet disappointing player who they have been overpaying for quite sometime, but only after cutting his salary by half. Now, they’re already thinking how to avoid paying him any further after the 2013 season is over.