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UFA's go to the team that offers them the most money.

It doesn't matter what teams offer their UFA's. They will go to whatever team offers them the most money. Real simple.

Bradford? How about Ryan Fitzpatrick, EJ Manuel, or some other loser.

This Ravens D would be laughed off the field by the 2000 D.

It would be an easier fix if fans(?) posting comments had an understanding of how contracts/cap space work.

Considering Wallace is the ONLY NFL WR we have on the roster I hope they keep him.

Elam......A BUST that was BUSTED. Bye bye NFL.

Oh, they actually cover politics? Lets keep it to football.

One rule I'd like to see when posting comments is for the people posting to realize when you write a short story we stop reading them after the first paragraph.

The Pass Interference penalty has to be changed to the college rule of 15 yards. There is no way a team should be able to gain 60 yards on a PI call. Half of the plays defended by the D Backs in college would be pass interference calls in the NFL.

A BUST BUSTED!

NOTHING left in the tank so I'm guessing the Ravens feel he would be a good fit. Pick him up after he is released at best.

Marlon Brown had size too, along with the WR we picked up from Seattle(Matthews) who had a great Super Bowl for them against the Pats. Waller is a JAG (Just another guy) We already have to many roster fillers on the team.

Title of the reality show....."Who Gets Injured First"

The Truth. OUCH!

Trade up in the 1st round of the 2013 NFL draft for... EJ Manuel Or sit at 32 and pick... Geno Smith Legends like Tim Tebow, Matt Casell, Kevin Kolb, Matt Moore, and Ryan Fitzpatrick were veteran free agents at that time Or trade a whole bunch of capital for a QB that a team was willing to part with and let Flacco walk for a 3rd-round compensatory pick. Or, sign Flacco to a long-term deal he earned. Thank you.

Gonna bookmark this paragraph and wait until you see how much Tony Romo and Jay Cutler get paid in FA this season, as proof to validate what Joe's value would be worth (plus inflation) 2 years from now when that happens. Should give me a good chuckle. You can not seriously suggest that Romo or Cutler will get paid 24+ mil?! You know what, how about a wager? If Romo or Cutler get paid in the same ballpark as Flacco (23-24,5 mil cap hit(!) for 2017) under their new contracts, then I shut up for the rest of eternity regarding Flacco's salary and admit that below average QBs are worth 24mil. But if Romo and Cutler both get paid less than 23 mil (cap hit) for 2017, then you publicly admit that Flacco is vastly overpaid for a mind numbingly below average QB that he is and stop defending his contract. How's that, sound fair? So what were are other options at QB when the confetti was dropping down on the field in New Orleans?

I'd say maybe keep Webb but only if you can restructure. All of the other above mentioned to expand our cap space.......bye bye. We have to start over evaluating our players. Have to do something different otherwise we are looking at 8-8 at best for the upcoming season.

5 years away from being 5 years away

You need to understand that he already redid his contract once. He doesn't need to take less. Get over it please. There are other ways to save money and that's not it. So true. I wish people actually had an understanding of how contracts work prior to going on a worthless rant that makes them look stupid.

Bring back "Q" for a year. He'll "Only" catch 65 balls, move the chains, and bring that winning nasty attitude this team SO desperately needs. Really, if they are considering Cruz and other non factor WR's why not take a look at Boldin if the price is right?

To all of the above mentioned to give us all the extra cap space....Bye Bye. If we stay put with the minimal amount of space we have now get ready for another 8-8 season at best.

If we don't have those 4th and 5th rounders in 2016 then our draft class has one quality player. You could say nailing the top pick is most important and Ozzie has whiffed a lot lately, but if you're finding starters in the 4th and 5th almost every year then stick with it. Law of averages says you'll nail a first or second rounder eventually with a superstar and until then you keep your roster stocked by hitting home runs on late rounders. Selling the house is so risky, you can never guarantee the guy you move up for pans out or stays healthy, and more often than not the traded picks put teams in a hole of mediocrity for years before they see success in the win column. Look how bad the falcons records were basically every year between julios rookie year and this year, hell the redskins could be doing quite well right now had they not sold the farm for rg3. There's just so much that goes wrong nearly every time a team makes a big leap up in the draft Agree with you to some extent but if we keep tying to nail the 4th and 5th round picks for starters and miss on most of the #2 and #3 picks it eventually catches up to you. That's one of the main reasons we are a middle of the pack team heading towards another 8-8 season. Gotta shake it up on Draft Day and try something different.

I've got another great idea. How about we draft somebody with our #2 and #3 picks who can actually play.

In addition to the QB comment I made the other big piece of the pie is the Draft. Since 2009 we have whiffed on a number of high round picks and selected lots of roster fillers with the others. That has eventually caught up with us.