troutman Posted March 7, 2015 Share Posted March 7, 2015 (edited) Damn link won't load. :madra: Edited March 7, 2015 by troutman Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RUSHHEAD666 Posted March 9, 2015 Share Posted March 9, 2015 Damn link won't load. :madra: Come on Trout! Get your shit together! I want to see it! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
troutman Posted March 9, 2015 Share Posted March 9, 2015 (edited) Damn link won't load. :madra: Come on Trout! Get your shit together! I want to see it! Actually it isn't me thats the problem, It was on Yahoo sports. Some article talking about Rod Streater. Now It is no where to be found. Edited March 9, 2015 by troutman Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RUSHHEAD666 Posted March 9, 2015 Share Posted March 9, 2015 Damn link won't load. :madra: Come on Trout! Get your shit together! I want to see it! Actually it isn't me thats the problem, It was on Yahoo sports. Some article talking about Rod Streater. Now It is no where to be found. Hahahaha! Oh! Ok! I got it buddy! I actually like Streater. Rod and Cooper together! 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
troutman Posted March 9, 2015 Share Posted March 9, 2015 Damn link won't load. :madra: Come on Trout! Get your shit together! I want to see it! Actually it isn't me thats the problem, It was on Yahoo sports. Some article talking about Rod Streater. Now It is no where to be found. Hahahaha! Oh! Ok! I got it buddy! I actually like Streater. Rod and Cooper together! Same here, I hope he can stay healthy this year. He has great hands. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RUSHHEAD666 Posted March 9, 2015 Share Posted March 9, 2015 Amen man!! No more Rickey Dudley Curse! Bricks as hands! Another shit draft pick 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
troutman Posted March 9, 2015 Share Posted March 9, 2015 Amen man!! No more Rickey Dudley Curse! Bricks as hands! Another shit draft pick What really blew me way with this guy was, He was great in college. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
troutman Posted March 9, 2015 Share Posted March 9, 2015 No Chiefs fan, But i will take it. :D http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-shutdown-corner/report--raiders-make-rodney-hudson-highest-paid-center-in-league-141300007.html Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
treeduck Posted March 11, 2015 Author Share Posted March 11, 2015 Curtis Lofton's Oakland Raiders contract includes $10 million guaranteed, according to report http://imgick.nola.com/home/nola-media/width620/img/tpphotos/photo/2015/03/09/17215461-mmmain.jpg It didn't take long for former New Orleans Saints linebacker Curtis Lofton to find a new team, and his contract appears to show that there was still demand for the veteran. Lofton signed with the Oakland Raiders on Wednesday, just two days after being released by the Saints. Lofton, 28, agreed to a three-year deal worth $18 million, including $10 million guaranteed, according to USA Today. Lofton had two years and $8.3 in salary remaining on his contract with the Saints. The Saints must account for $5 million of Lofton's "dead money" in 2015, which reflects bonuses already paid to Lofton that must still be accounted for on the salary cap. The Saints saved $4.2 million against the cap by releasing Lofton. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RUSHHEAD666 Posted March 12, 2015 Share Posted March 12, 2015 Curtis Lofton's Oakland Raiders contract includes $10 million guaranteed, according to report http://imgick.nola.com/home/nola-media/width620/img/tpphotos/photo/2015/03/09/17215461-mmmain.jpg It didn't take long for former New Orleans Saints linebacker Curtis Lofton to find a new team, and his contract appears to show that there was still demand for the veteran. Lofton signed with the Oakland Raiders on Wednesday, just two days after being released by the Saints. Lofton, 28, agreed to a three-year deal worth $18 million, including $10 million guaranteed, according to USA Today. Lofton had two years and $8.3 in salary remaining on his contract with the Saints. The Saints must account for $5 million of Lofton's "dead money" in 2015, which reflects bonuses already paid to Lofton that must still be accounted for on the salary cap. The Saints saved $4.2 million against the cap by releasing Lofton. Why are your Ain'ts selling the farm? Graham to Seattle? HOLY SHIT! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
treeduck Posted March 12, 2015 Author Share Posted March 12, 2015 Curtis Lofton's Oakland Raiders contract includes $10 million guaranteed, according to report http://imgick.nola.com/home/nola-media/width620/img/tpphotos/photo/2015/03/09/17215461-mmmain.jpg It didn't take long for former New Orleans Saints linebacker Curtis Lofton to find a new team, and his contract appears to show that there was still demand for the veteran. Lofton signed with the Oakland Raiders on Wednesday, just two days after being released by the Saints. Lofton, 28, agreed to a three-year deal worth $18 million, including $10 million guaranteed, according to USA Today. Lofton had two years and $8.3 in salary remaining on his contract with the Saints. The Saints must account for $5 million of Lofton's "dead money" in 2015, which reflects bonuses already paid to Lofton that must still be accounted for on the salary cap. The Saints saved $4.2 million against the cap by releasing Lofton. Why are your Ain'ts selling the farm? Graham to Seattle? HOLY SHIT! Hey less of the "'Aints" Earl! :madra: Our front office thinks we've seen the best of Graham and they might be right. He doesn't like taking hits, is injury plagued, was still bitching in the locker room about not getting WR money and the cap hits in 2016 and 2017 would have been huge. Plus tight ends don't win Superbowls,quarterbacks do. We can pick up any half decent WR or TE, any scrub off the street even and Brees will still put up the numbers. Jimmy didn't win us anything, he's just a beast of a pass-catching tight end who was lucky to have a future hall of fame QB throwing the ball to him. I look at it like this we turned a 3rd round pick into a 1st round pick and picked up a pro bowl center as well. Here's an article that makes these points better than I can. TRADE FALLOUT: Why the Saints sent Jimmy Graham to the SeahawksBY NICKGUARISCO ON MARCH 10, 2015 San Francisco 49ers v Seattle Seahawks Moments before the start of the new league year, the New Orleans Saints made a HUGE splash by sending All-Pro TE Jimmy Graham to the NFC Champion Seattle Seahawks in exchange for their first round draft pick and center Max Unger. This is obviously a massive deal, and it’s a tough pill to swallow for many Saints fans. In his last four seasons with the Saints, Graham has totaled 355 catches for 4,396 receiving yards and has scored 46 touchdowns. That’s an AVERAGE receiving line of 88 catches, 1,110 yards, and 11.5 touchdowns a season! Graham made the Pro Bowl in each of the last four years, and only Dez Bryant has more receiving TDs than Graham in that span. Graham is a super star, an athletic freak, Drew Brees’ favorite target, and one of the most dynamic offensive weapons and mismatches in the league. Furthermore, the Saints are only one offseason removed from awarding him the most lucrative contract for a tight end in NFL history. So it’s easy to see why the reaction from WHODAT Nation is along the lines of “WHAT THE F*** !?” I’m going to break down the reasoning behind the move from the Saints’ perspective in a bullet point fashion: The following graph shows the total pressures allowed from the right guard, left guard and center positions in the past three seasons:InteriorOLpressure http://i1.wp.com/bigeasysportstalk.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/InteriorOLpressure.png Clearly, the interior offensive line was a MAJOR weakness last season. The Saints shared my belief that the interior offensive line needed to be upgraded, and center Max Unger goes a long way into patching the unit’s holes. NOTE: In my Protecting the Franchise column, I broke down the O-line’s deficiencies and detailed the importance of quality interior offensive line play for the Saints. If you want to make more sense of this trade and feel much better about it in the process, I’d strongly suggest reading it now. Perhaps the team felt that the reason guards Ben Grubbs and Jahri Evans struggled last season was because they had to account for inexperience (Tim Lelito) and ineffectiveness (Jon Goodwin) at center. Don’t discount Max Unger as an ordinary center, either. He’s been one of the league’s best for quite some time.Unger has only allowed 5 total sacks in his entire 6-year career* – None in 2014. Unger actually had a HUGE impact on the Seahawks’ offensive success last season.When I was game-logging Marshawn Lynch for next year’s fantasy football season (yes, I know it’s only March, and yes I am actually that nerdy), I discovered and calculated interesting splits worth mentioning here: In 9 games WITH UNGER - Marshawn Lynch rushed 177 times for 892 RUYD and 9 RUTD (5.0 YPC).In 10 games WITHOUT UNGER - Lynch’s rushing line was 166-735-6 (4.4 YPC).Obviously fantasy stats don’t translate directly to NFL effectiveness, but that’s a pretty big difference in splits that at least partially explains the center’s impact on Lynch’s efficiency, and it’s based on a fairly even and large sample size.Seahawks 2014 Regular Season offense in 9 games with Unger … 10 games without Unger:Total Yards of Offense – 392 … 365Total Yards Per Play – 6.21 … 5.69Pass Yards Per Game – 188 … 212Pass Yards Per Play – 6.51 … 6.58Total Sacks Allowed – 2.17 … 2.9Rush Yards Per Game – 203 … 154Rush Yards Per Attempt – 5.97 … 4.81 Graham is a freak athlete, but I’ve always been of the opinion that Drew Brees is what makes him special…For instance, swap Graham with Rams’ TE Jared Cook (also very athletic); and I would argue that Cook with Brees throwing to him would outproduce Graham in St. Louis… fairly easily. Graham has amassed great receiving statistics over the years, but he has not been able to stay healthy consistently, and it’s led to him wearing down toward the end of the recent seasons. Take a look at how he faded down the stretch in 2013 and 2014:2013: In the first 8 games of 2013, Graham had FIVE 100-yard games and scored 10 TDs. In the last 10 games, he only reached 100 receiving yards once (none after week 12-18), and he never topped 6 catches in that span.2014: In the team’s final five games, Graham averaged 4 catches and a little over 40 yards per game, scoring one touchdown in that span. The Saints lost $2.5 million in cap space as a result of the trade, but Max Unger’s contract is very team-friendly. It’s important to realize the way Mike Triplett put it best: the Saints don’t have a salary cap problem. They have a 7-9 problem. In other words, this was a football move just as much as it was a business move.I would love it if the Saints used Seattle’s first round pick on TE Maxx Williams, and then he went on to post better numbers during his rookie year as a Saint than Graham does in Seattle next season. After re-signing RB Mark Ingram to a 4-year, $16M contract, making it point to keep expensive guards Ben Grubbs and Jahri Evans (for now) when it would have made a lot of sense (financially) to release them, and now trading the team’s best pass catcher for a strong center, it’s fairly clear the Saints want to be able to run the football. IN NO WAY DOES THIS TRADE MEAN OR IMPLY THAT THE SAINTS IS REBUILDING. The team has long been seeking more balance in their offense. Yet, in 2014 the Saints threw led the NFL in pass attempts despite the fact that Mark Ingram, Pierre Thomas, and Khiry Robinson combined to average 4.6 yards per carry (the league average is 4.2 YPC), also disregarding the offensive’s line inability to consistently protect Drew Brees. The Saints blockers graded out as far superior run blockers than pass protectors per PFF. The Saints asked Drew Brees to do way too much last season, and perhaps this could be the first of many moves that allow the Saints to take some pressure off Brees (literally). Additionally, more balance and focus on an effective running game would make for an easier transition to life without Brees, but that’s an unrelated side benefit, not the team’s main objective. The Saints’ primary goal is win a Super Bowl THIS season, not in the future. Lastly, don’t forget that the Saints offense was dominant BEFORE the team acquired Jimmy Graham, too… New Orleans ranked 1st, 4th, 4th, and 1st respectively in the four seasons prior to drafting Graham.Additionally, the Saints won a Super Bowl without Jimmy Graham. Jeremy Shockey scored a touchdown in that win. Lastly, I’ve always said that there are only 3 essential elements to win a Super Bowl in today’s NFL: 1) You have to have a good quarterback; 2) You have to be able to pressure the opposing quarterback; and 3) You have to protect your quarterback. Notice there is no requirement for having a great tight end. This trade helps elements #1 and #3 directly, and extra cap space in the future can help the team acquire #2. By this logic, this trade helps, not hurts the Saints’ chances. Jimmy Graham is a great football player. He’s the second best tight end in football, and his deadly combination of size and speed makes him one of the best offensive weapons in the game and a huge mismatch for defenses. He’s extremely important to the offense and I believe he earned and deserves every penny of the lucrative contract he received last offseason. But Chris Mortenson reported that Jimmy Graham was a distraction in the locker room. He was supposedly still upset about not getting wide receiver pay. And perhaps more importantly, and he apparently hated getting hit in practice. Shocker. Jimmy Graham has one tragic flaw in his game. As I’ve stated on this website for a few years, Graham plays soft relative to his size. Ironically, he was called out for this by Seahawks DE Michael Bennett prior last year’s playoff game against Seattle. This weakness has never been more evident than in 2014. For as physically imposing as he is (6-foot-7, 260 pounds), Graham doesn’t always use his massive size to his advantage. He needs to do a much better job attacking the ball by using his enormous frame to shield the defender, positioning his mammoth body between the defender and ball, to where only he has the opportunity to pluck the ball out of the air. He often runs behind jump-balls, waiting for and hoping the ball will soar over the defenders hands instead of stepping in front of the defensive back and attacking the ball at its highest point. He can also be seen with alligator arms (short-arming passes) on throws that can potentially lead to him getting hit. In short, Graham seems to avoid contact when the ball is in the air, and it often gives smaller defenders – who should be helpless – a chance to make a play on the ball. Despite being a former collegiate basketball player, Graham needs to improve vastly on his ability to use his size to his advantage when boxing out or shielding defenders. Additionally, he needs to be less timid when attempting to catch passes over the middle, fearlessly ignoring any imminent contact (rather than avoiding it). To use a basketball analogy, Graham is that huge guy in pick-up games who would rather shoot outside jumpers and threes than post up inside. If Graham started using his body like savvy veterans like Antonio Gates or Tony Gonzalez have, he could take his game to another level. To Graham’s credit, he appeared to be a much-improved blocker in 2014, and he shows zero hesitation to a punish a defender a mean stiff-arm when the ball is in his hands. It’s also certainly worth mentioning that Graham battled a shoulder injury for the second half of the season, which impaired his ability to physically dominate; however, the injury should not be used as an excuse to explain the aforementioned lone weakness in his game. More accurately, the injury may have exasperated or added to a problem that existed beforehand. Graham was the focal point of the offense, and opponents knew this, implanting all sorts of double and bracket coverage to limit his effectiveness. This was best illustrated in the games that mattered most. In the Saints’ two playoff games in 2013, Graham had a quiet 3 catches for 44 yards against the Eagles and was shut down entirely against the Seahawks, recording 1 catch for 8 yards. Based on the way I’ve seen Seattle utilize tight ends in the past, as well as talented WRs Golden Tate and Doug Baldwin, I’d be surprised if Graham puts up near the numbers or comes close to being as big of a playmaker for the Seahawks as he was in New Orleans. There’s no question Graham will be missed dearly, and New Orleans appreciates his amazing contributions over the years as a Saint. But this was a tough decision that could end up helping the Saints in the future. In the mean time, it’s nice having solidified the offensive line, but the Saints could definitely use some upgrades in the pass catching department. Look for the Saints to add a bigger, more physical complement to Brandin Cooks and Kenny Stills (either by way of WR or TE) this offseason. But first, it appears New Orleans wants to take care of some defensive holes. … … … * = Sacks allowed credited by Per ProFootball Focus. Unger is a 5-year veteran, he missed almost every game of his second season due to injury. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
troutman Posted March 12, 2015 Share Posted March 12, 2015 Curtis Lofton's Oakland Raiders contract includes $10 million guaranteed, according to report http://imgick.nola.com/home/nola-media/width620/img/tpphotos/photo/2015/03/09/17215461-mmmain.jpg It didn't take long for former New Orleans Saints linebacker Curtis Lofton to find a new team, and his contract appears to show that there was still demand for the veteran. Lofton signed with the Oakland Raiders on Wednesday, just two days after being released by the Saints. Lofton, 28, agreed to a three-year deal worth $18 million, including $10 million guaranteed, according to USA Today. Lofton had two years and $8.3 in salary remaining on his contract with the Saints. The Saints must account for $5 million of Lofton's "dead money" in 2015, which reflects bonuses already paid to Lofton that must still be accounted for on the salary cap. The Saints saved $4.2 million against the cap by releasing Lofton. Is he any good? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
troutman Posted March 12, 2015 Share Posted March 12, 2015 Here is an interesting article. http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/writer/jason-la-canfora/25102744 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
treeduck Posted March 12, 2015 Author Share Posted March 12, 2015 Curtis Lofton's Oakland Raiders contract includes $10 million guaranteed, according to report http://imgick.nola.com/home/nola-media/width620/img/tpphotos/photo/2015/03/09/17215461-mmmain.jpg It didn't take long for former New Orleans Saints linebacker Curtis Lofton to find a new team, and his contract appears to show that there was still demand for the veteran. Lofton signed with the Oakland Raiders on Wednesday, just two days after being released by the Saints. Lofton, 28, agreed to a three-year deal worth $18 million, including $10 million guaranteed, according to USA Today. Lofton had two years and $8.3 in salary remaining on his contract with the Saints. The Saints must account for $5 million of Lofton's "dead money" in 2015, which reflects bonuses already paid to Lofton that must still be accounted for on the salary cap. The Saints saved $4.2 million against the cap by releasing Lofton. Is he any good?Lofton is a solid tackling machine, he'll make over 100 tackles for the Raiders in 2015. But he's not a difference maker, 95% of those tackles will be after a 5-10 yard gain. This is what he's done his whole career. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
troutman Posted March 13, 2015 Share Posted March 13, 2015 Raiders sign Nate Allen. http://sports.yahoo.com/news/raiders-sign-free-agent-nate-allen-183121408--nfl.html Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
troutman Posted March 16, 2015 Share Posted March 16, 2015 Schaub is out! http://sports.yahoo.com/news/raiders-release-qb-matt-schaub-220823982--nfl.html Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
treeduck Posted March 17, 2015 Author Share Posted March 17, 2015 Raiders adding Trent Richardson Posted by Mike Wilkening on March 17, 2015, 1:04 PM EDT The Raiders are taking a flier on a once-highly regarded running back prospect. Oakland will sign ex-Colts running back Trent Richardson, Scott Bair of CSN Bay Area reported Tuesday. The No. 3 overall pick in the 2012 draft, the 24-year-old Richardson hasn’t often flashed the skill that made him a star at Alabama. In three NFL seasons, Richardson has averaged a paltry 3.3 yards per carry, racking up 2,032 yards and 17 touchdowns on 614 carries. His two-season tenure in Indianapolis ended with Richardson deactivated for the club’s final two postseason games. Richardson’s NFL career began with Cleveland, and he was selected in Mike Holmgren’s last draft as the club’s president. Raiders General Manager Reggie McKenzie worked with Holmgren in Green Bay, which could have allowed McKenzie to get some insight into the running back before making the deal. Richardson joins a Raiders club in need of backfield depth, and if he recaptures his best form, he could contend for work. However, anything less than his best could leave him vulnerable. He clearly has entered the prove-it portion of his NFL career. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
troutman Posted March 17, 2015 Share Posted March 17, 2015 Raiders adding Trent Richardson Posted by Mike Wilkening on March 17, 2015, 1:04 PM EDT The Raiders are taking a flier on a once-highly regarded running back prospect. Oakland will sign ex-Colts running back Trent Richardson, Scott Bair of CSN Bay Area reported Tuesday. The No. 3 overall pick in the 2012 draft, the 24-year-old Richardson hasn’t often flashed the skill that made him a star at Alabama. In three NFL seasons, Richardson has averaged a paltry 3.3 yards per carry, racking up 2,032 yards and 17 touchdowns on 614 carries. His two-season tenure in Indianapolis ended with Richardson deactivated for the club’s final two postseason games. Richardson’s NFL career began with Cleveland, and he was selected in Mike Holmgren’s last draft as the club’s president. Raiders General Manager Reggie McKenzie worked with Holmgren in Green Bay, which could have allowed McKenzie to get some insight into the running back before making the deal. Richardson joins a Raiders club in need of backfield depth, and if he recaptures his best form, he could contend for work. However, anything less than his best could leave him vulnerable. He clearly has entered the prove-it portion of his NFL career. Do you know what they are paying him? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
laughedatbytime Posted March 17, 2015 Share Posted March 17, 2015 (edited) Raiders adding Trent Richardson Posted by Mike Wilkening on March 17, 2015, 1:04 PM EDT The Raiders are taking a flier on a once-highly regarded running back prospect. Oakland will sign ex-Colts running back Trent Richardson, Scott Bair of CSN Bay Area reported Tuesday. The No. 3 overall pick in the 2012 draft, the 24-year-old Richardson hasn’t often flashed the skill that made him a star at Alabama. In three NFL seasons, Richardson has averaged a paltry 3.3 yards per carry, racking up 2,032 yards and 17 touchdowns on 614 carries. His two-season tenure in Indianapolis ended with Richardson deactivated for the club’s final two postseason games. Richardson’s NFL career began with Cleveland, and he was selected in Mike Holmgren’s last draft as the club’s president. Raiders General Manager Reggie McKenzie worked with Holmgren in Green Bay, which could have allowed McKenzie to get some insight into the running back before making the deal. Richardson joins a Raiders club in need of backfield depth, and if he recaptures his best form, he could contend for work. However, anything less than his best could leave him vulnerable. He clearly has entered the prove-it portion of his NFL career. :rfl: Can the resigning of Jamarcus be far behind? Edited March 17, 2015 by laughedatbytime 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
troutman Posted March 17, 2015 Share Posted March 17, 2015 Raiders adding Trent Richardson Posted by Mike Wilkening on March 17, 2015, 1:04 PM EDT The Raiders are taking a flier on a once-highly regarded running back prospect. Oakland will sign ex-Colts running back Trent Richardson, Scott Bair of CSN Bay Area reported Tuesday. The No. 3 overall pick in the 2012 draft, the 24-year-old Richardson hasn’t often flashed the skill that made him a star at Alabama. In three NFL seasons, Richardson has averaged a paltry 3.3 yards per carry, racking up 2,032 yards and 17 touchdowns on 614 carries. His two-season tenure in Indianapolis ended with Richardson deactivated for the club’s final two postseason games. Richardson’s NFL career began with Cleveland, and he was selected in Mike Holmgren’s last draft as the club’s president. Raiders General Manager Reggie McKenzie worked with Holmgren in Green Bay, which could have allowed McKenzie to get some insight into the running back before making the deal. Richardson joins a Raiders club in need of backfield depth, and if he recaptures his best form, he could contend for work. However, anything less than his best could leave him vulnerable. He clearly has entered the prove-it portion of his NFL career. :rfl: Can the resigning of Jamarcus be far behind? What ever dude, Remember this? :7up: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JohnRogers Posted March 17, 2015 Share Posted March 17, 2015 I'm surprised the 49ers didn't sign him to join Reggie Bush in the backfield. ;) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
laughedatbytime Posted March 17, 2015 Share Posted March 17, 2015 If my team signed that guy I'd hire a plane to fly over Miami with a banner reading "Fire Dennis Hockey". And purchase plenty of insurance to protect my investment from the myriad of other planes with the same banner. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
troutman Posted April 6, 2015 Share Posted April 6, 2015 Crabtree will visit the Raiders, Not too excited about this but who knows. :sarcastic: http://sportige.com/nfl-rumors-michael-crabtree-rejecting-offers-he-shouldnt-be-turning-down-04-06-2015/ And if memory serves, he held out of training camp during his rookie season over money issues. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
treeduck Posted April 6, 2015 Author Share Posted April 6, 2015 Crabtree will visit the Raiders, Not too excited about this but who knows. :sarcastic: http://sportige.com/...own-04-06-2015/ And if memory serves, he held out of training camp during his rookie season over money issues.Crabtree doesn't want to be coached by Ron Jeremy he's already got crabs in his name he doesn't want them anywhere else! 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
troutman Posted April 6, 2015 Share Posted April 6, 2015 The Raiders have to draft a WR now!! :madra: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bengals-sign-free-agent-receiver-denarius-moore-oakland-192513473--nfl.html Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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