runnings backs and wide receivers

[doug914]

I am looking for information on running backs and wide receivers that are in the final year of there contract. Does anyone have any information on this?

[skylive5]

Do a search of this Forum.... it is there somewhere a couple weeks back.

[Avernus]

I tried searching and couldn't find what I was looking for...however I did see that post....it should be updated by taking Deuce off the list...

[kraftykraft]

Shaun Alexander, Edgerrin James, and I think Dominic Davis are in the last season of contracts.

 

I can't recall any major receivers who are in the last year right now, but I am sure there are a couple.

[Ralph Furley]

Shaun Alexander, Edgerrin James, and I think Dominic Davis are in the last season of contracts. 

 

I can't recall any major receivers who are in the last year right now, but I am sure there are a couple.

 

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I thought DD just sgned some type of extension. Maybe it was a one year deal.

[Big Red]

Shaun Alexander, Edgerrin James, and I think Dominic Davis are in the last season of contracts. 

 

I can't recall any major receivers who are in the last year right now, but I am sure there are a couple.

 

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I believe Jamal Lewis is also in his last year.

[BigTen]

I thought DD just sgned some type of extension.  Maybe it was a one year deal.

 

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I heard the same thing but cannot find anything on it.

[CaptainHook]

Dom Davis did sign a long term deal.

[RuleBritannia]

DD signed a 4 or 5 year 22 million dollar extension, with about 9 million guaranteed (or something like that). Happened 2 weeks ago.

[CaptainHook]

Michael Bennett is in the last year.

 

WR Reggie Wayne is too.

[juanruiz13]

Here's a list

but it's not totally up to date... doesn't have DD's new contract

and it's from cbs.sportsline

 

QUARTERBACKS

Player

1. Drew Brees, San Diego: Will look to prove that last season's success was not a fluke, but will the Chargers offer him a long-term deal with Philip Rivers on the sidelines?

2. Kurt Warner, Arizona: Respect, not cash, might be the biggest motivation for Warner, who has been awful in recent seasons and will look to silence the critics.

3. Jeff Garcia, Deroit: Should Joey Harrington falter, Garcia will have added motivation to succeed for head coach Steve Mariucci.

4. Jon Kitna, Cincinnati: Has no chance to unseat Carson Palmer but could look for a more prominent role with a new team next season.

5. Ken Dorsey, San Francisco: With Alex Smith now on the roster, Dorsey won't see much action for the Niners.

 

 

RUNNING BACKS

Player

1. Shaun Alexander, Seattle: Alexander has signed a one-year deal and will play for a monster contract in 2006. He is without question a top-three featured back.

2. Edgerrin James, Indianapolis: Should produce a solid statistical season as he looks for a big-money contract in 2006. Edge is a surefire first-round choice in drafts.

3. Domanick Davis, Houston: Davis and the Texans should come to terms on a long-term deal soon. He'll be a cinch first- or second-round selection.

4. Jamal Lewis, Baltimore: Lewis has financial and personal reasons to thrive this season, so expect him to re-emerge as an elite back.

5. Ahman Green, Green Bay: Will remain a prominent member of the Packers offense and needs to produce nice stat lines each week to fatten his wallet.

6. Brian Westbrook, Philadelphia: Signed a one-year tender offer and could be franchised in 2006. Needs a solid season to increase stock ... assuming he shows up to camp.

7. Michael Bennett, Minnesota: Appears to be 100 percent and will start with Onterrio Smith out. Bennett will be a third- to fourth-round choice in drafts.

8. DeShaun Foster, Carolina: Doesn't want to negotiate with Carolina, so expect him to have his best season as a pro (barring injuries) to guarantee financial freedom.

9. Quentin Griffin, Denver: No longer has much value and won't warrant great attention on the market.

10. Najeh Davenport, Green Bay: Should the Packers decide to pass on Green, Davenport could become the team's new and less expensive featured back in 2006.

11. Chester Taylor, Baltimore: The Browns wanted him this past offseason, so expect another team to bid on his services and give him a chance to start in the future.

12. Anthony Thomas, Dallas: The one-time Rookie of the Year has seen an enormous downturn in value.

13. Maurice Morris, Seattle: Should the team decide not to retain Alexander, Morris' stock could rise in 2006.

14. Moe Williams, Minnesota: The veteran won't see enough chances to produce this season.

15. Jesse Chatman: Now a free agent, Chatman's status is uncertain.

16. Shawn Bryson, Detroit: No better than a useful reserve and third-down back who has no draft value.

17. Onterrio Smith, Minnesota: Won't be able to cash in due to statistics -- he's been suspended for the season.

 

 

WIDE RECEIVERS

Player

1. Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis: Recorded enormous numbers last season, so additional success in 2005 could mean a fat contract in Indianapolis or elsewhere.

2. Hines Ward, Pittsburgh: Ward and the Steelers should come to terms on a long-term deal sooner than later, or else the veteran will keep holding out.

3. Nate Burleson, Minnesota: His status as a third-year receiver coupled with his contractual status makes Burleson even more attractive in drafts.

4. David Givens, New England: Givens could have his best season as a pro as he looks to cash in with New England or elsewhere.

5. Brandon Lloyd, San Francisco: Another third-year receiver who is also playing for a big contract, Lloyd is one of the league's best sleeper candidates.

6. Antonio Bryant, Cleveland: Still has the potential to be an impact receiver and will look to perform well in order to gain interest in 2006.

7. Rod Gardner, Carolina: Trade to Carolina improves his value somewhat, but still has to prove himself as reliable on the field.

8. Reche Caldwell, San Diego: The Chargers have an overload at wide receiver, so Caldwell's chances could be somewhat limited.

9. Jabar Gaffney, Houston: Another Florida wide receiver who has been mediocre at the pro level.

10. Arnaz Battle, San Francisco: Could start this season for the Niners but still has little value in drafts.

 

 

TIGHT ENDS

Player

1. Randy McMichael, Miami: The Dolphins might franchise him next season, but off-field troubles are an issue. Still, McMichael is an attractive middle-round choice.

2. Freddie Jones, Carolina: His tenure as a useful option is over, even in leagues that reward points for receptions.

[skylive5]

I tried searching and couldn't find what I was looking for...however I did see that post....it should be updated by taking Deuce off the list...

 

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It was a week or so out of date when I found it to begin with. Now there are several that need to be taken off. But at least it is info for those that keep up and know who to take off.