Thanks to Bent this morning for the early morning reminder that Santonio Holmes contract gets guaranteed for 2013 today, but remember that’s not the only player who will get guaranteed money even if they don’t play for the Jets this coming season. Thanks to our friend Jason at NYJetsCap.com, this is also the decision date [...]
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Holmes Is Not the Only Player In Question Today
February 8th, 2012 
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February 8th, 2012 afcbeast Thanks to Bent this morning for the early morning reminder that Santonio Holmes contract gets guaranteed for 2013 today, but remember that’s not the only player who will get guaranteed money even if they don’t play for the Jets this coming season. Thanks to our friend Jason at NYJetsCap.com, this is also the decision date [...]
Posted in The Jets Blog Tags: 5 million, Bottom Line, Cap Room, cba, Clawback, Commitments, Contract Doesn, Cromartie, Dead Money, Email, Escalators, Friend Jason, Holmes, Jets, Only, Player, question, Reminder, Salary Cap, Santonio Holmes, Season Thanks, Today 10 Comments »Keys to the Offseason (Part 3: Striking Gold in Free Agency)
February 7th, 2012 afcbeast When I submit this post, the New York Giants will be wrapping up a day of parading around Manhattan, reveling in the thrill of their fourth Super Bowl victory. It is impossible to take a step in New York City without running into a crazed Giants fan, but I’m beyond ready to move forward into [...]
Posted in Gang Green Nation Tags: Agency, Awaiting Spring, Bargain Price, Bowl Victory, Cap Space, Completion Percentage, Free, Gang Green, General Managers, Giants Fan, Gold, Jonathan Martin, keys, Mark Sanchez, New York Giants, New York Jets, Offseason, Olb, Part, Pass Rusher, Project Player, Sacks, Salary Cap, Striking, Striking Gold, Term Success, Wayne Hunter No Comments »5 Cost-Efficient Signings That Can Help the Jets in 2012
February 3rd, 2012 afcbeast The disappointment of what was the 2011 season won’t end anytime soon for Jets fans. A season infuriating to fans as they missed the postseason for the first time in four seasons will end in with the worst possible outcome. Jets fans will either watch as their cross-town rivals will hold another title parade in [...]
Posted in Bleacher Report Tags: 2012, Acquisitions, AFC East, Bleacher Report, CostEfficient, Cross Town, Disappointment, Four Seasons, Gang Green, Help, Jerseys, Jets, Mario Williams, New England Patriots, New Journey, New York Giants, New York Jets, Normality, Offseason, Realistic Outlook, Rex Ryan, Salary Cap, Signings, Six Weeks, Town Rivals No Comments »5 teams that won’t pursue Peyton Manning
February 3rd, 2012 afcbeast Peyton Manning has been medically cleared to play and teams are now scrambling to figure out how to acquire the future Hall of Fame quarterback. Here’s a look at five teams that won’t have anything to do with Peyton in 2012. 1. Dallas Cowboys Peyton Manning is an upgrade over Tony Romo, make no doubt [...]
Posted in Yard Barker Tags: Dallas Cowboys, Dez Bryant, Future Hall, Hall Of Fame, Jacksonville Jaguars, Manning, Maurice Jones, NFL, No Doubt, Offensive Line, Peyton, Peyton Manning, Pursue, Ranked Defense, Sacks, Salary Cap, Super Bowl, teams, Tony Romo, won’t, Yardbarker No Comments »Raiders can’t keep McFadden and Bush
February 3rd, 2012 afcbeast The Oakland Raiders will be forced to deal with a big dilemma this offseason at the running back position. It will be very difficult for them to keep Darren McFadden and re-sign Michael Bush. For salary cap reasons they will either need to let Bush walk in free agency or sign him and trade McFadden. [...]
Posted in Yard Barker Tags: Bush, Bush Walk, Can’t, Carson Palmer, Darren Mcfadden, Dilemma, Dime A Dozen, Hasn, Keep, Mcfadden, Michael Bush, NFL, Oakland Raiders, Offseason, Raiders, running back, Running Backs, Salary Cap, Sign Michael, Yardbarker No Comments »Dallas an unlikely landing spot for Manning
January 31st, 2012 afcbeast Peyton Manning in a Cowboys uniform? At first thought, that sounds like a pretty good idea. Who wouldn’t want a future Hall of Famer quarterbacking their team? Then reality creeps in. First and foremost, it will never happen because of the salary cap. While trading Tony Romo to make room for Manning would be the [...]
Posted in Yard Barker Tags: 49ers, Attempts, Bad Decisions, Cracked Ribs, Dallas, Downside, First Thought, Future Hall, game, Giants, Hall Of Famer, Jets, landing, Lions, Manning, Monday Night, Offensive Line, Optimal Move, Passer Rating, Peyton Manning, Salary Cap, Season Finale, spot, Surgeries, Unlikely No Comments »Hoke’s retirement will start transition
January 25th, 2012 afcbeast Chris Hoke will announce his retirement at a news conference, ending one of the greatest runs by a backup defensive lineman. It will also mark the start of a salary cap-induced transition for the Steelers’ defense. With the Steelers projected to be $25 million over the cap, the top candidates on defense to get released [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: Casey Hampton, Chris Hoke, defensive lineman, ESPN, Hoke's, James Farrior, Larry Foote, news conference, NFL, Retirement, Salary Cap, start, Steelers Defense, Transition No Comments »Blame Goes all Around, Not Just on the QB for the Jets Wasted Season
January 24th, 2012 afcbeast Consistency a reliability or uniformity of successive results or events. Consistency a word the Jets should study up on. The fans will blame Mark Sanchez, and he deserves his share after his three-interception debacle Sunday against the Miami Dolphins. Blame Mark Sanchez all you want, because so much of the season-finishing loss to the Dolphins [...]
Posted in Jets Gab Tags: around, Blame, Brian Schottenheimer, Capable Backup, Clock Time, Detractors, Franchise Quarterback, Goes, Jets, Just, Mark Sanchez, Miami Dolphins, Microcosm, Mike Tannenbaum, New York Post, Nfl History, Offensive Line, Passing Game, Playmakers, Rex Ryan, running game, Salary Cap, season, Sun Life, Three Quarters, wasted, Wayne Hunter No Comments »Belichick the greatest? Kraft says yes
January 21st, 2012 afcbeast NFL ownership has its privileges for Robert Kraft. Like being able to say whatever comes to mind and not have to worry about facing Bill Belichick’s wrath. Nostalgia and big-picture reflection wasn’t in the offering this past week at New England Patriots headquarters. As expected, Belichick was loath to answer any media questions that didn’t [...]
Posted in Yard Barker Tags: afc championship game, Belichick, Bill Belichick, Brouhaha, Bulletin Board Material, Ed Reed, Foot Fetish, Greatest, History Of The Nfl, Joe Namath, Kraft, Little Spice, Media Questions, New England Patriots, New York Jets, Rex Ryan, Robert Kraft, Safety Ed, Salary Cap, Says, Terrell Suggs, Tom Brady, Verbal Jabs, Wes Welker No Comments »
