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Outside of signing starting qb's what team reaped the rewards of F.A. splurge's in history?

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Curtis Martin to the Jets

Charles Woodson to the Packers

Deion Sanders to the 49er's

Reggie White to the Packers

You forgot Jerry Rice taking the raiders to the supebowl... So there you have it the best players in the NFL history made some impact on their new teams.

The Jets had 1 good year, 1998 then 2nd year of Curtis Martin's contract with the jets. Also they signed a QB that year, non other than Vinny T. who threw for 29 Td's and only 7 picks.

Also did'nt hurt that their their coaching staff was..

Bill parcels-Head Coach

Bill Bellicheat-D. Coordinator

Charlie Weiss O. Coordinator

other assistants include Romeo Crennel,Eric Mangini and Todd Haley.

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Deion- Cowboys-Skins-niners

Reggie White- Packers

Charles Haley -Boys

WR Ed Mccaffrey and Bill Romanowski on TO-Broncos

TO-Eagles sb run

Rb Charlie Garner-Raiders

But really a rare exception is that any free agency splurge will push a team from mid-level to Championship caliber.

A team has to be on the verge like the Niners and quickly the Seahawks..

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