Mr. Scot

That'd be more than half our available cap room tied up in a single player.

Good times

So basically they paid Graham big for one year - a year in which they went 7-9 and missed the playoffs - then they traded him.

Brandon Browner released. I won't even say it.

No way I'm buying this. That'd be too crazy.

Right now, I think it's even crazier than that

Back up... Jimmy Graham traded to Seattle First response... Jimmy Graham was weak and injury prone

Aaaaaand Saints Report is down

Post general updates here... (starting over per prior thread was 53 pages already)

Gonna start over now that the period is officially on.

Sam Bradford, backed up by Mark Sanchez...

Graham for a low first rounder and an injury plagued center... Wow

Pardon me while I laugh hysterically

You think 2013's free agency was an example of 'falling apart"? Our approach to free agency is the same as a lot of teams who are regular contenders. The difference is that right now it's hampered by lack of cap room because Marty Hurney spent too freely.

If we have another draft like last year's though, I may not mind so much.

That might happen more than once

One team that talked to him came away with the impression he was just using them to leverage the Packers. Dianna Russini mentioned being told by a coach that some players "don't want to leave, they just want to feel wanted".

I was about to say I think your keyboard just made you its b--ch (happens to a lot of us)

We have more money than last year, but we still don;t have that much salary cap room (especially not relative to some others).

Ian Rapoport @RapSheet · now 45 seconds ago The expected numbers for Da'Norris Searcy, who appears headed to the #Titans: 4 years, $24M with $10.5M guaranteed. Still finalizing.

Not exactly free agent news, but... BuzzFeed Sports @BuzzFeedSports · 2h 2 hours ago Jadeveon Clowney Bitten By Teammate’s Dog, Taken To Hospital

First Panther transaction of the day.

I'm just hoping for a better #2 than we have now. I don't really care if it's a free agent, a draft pick, an undrafted kid, a June cut or whatever.

Said it in the other thread... If I were Frank Gore's age, I don't know that I'd want to spend 16 games or more trying to run in that offense.

Like the one whose team went from three straight losing seasons to win its division and go to the playoffs in both of his first two years as a GM?