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    Re: Post Your Final Rosters Here

    10 guys start on offense? At least the defense doesn't have to run far after Schaub throws a pick 6.

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    Re: Post Your Final Rosters Here

    it's package dependent, like I said


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    (look, my team sucks and the only award I might win is best draft, leave me alone)


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    I am still unsure about what we are voting on. It said in the rules that it is to keep things balanced, not sure what that really means

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    we'll be putting up a thread of the categories sooner than later.


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    Re: Post Your Final Rosters Here

    Quote Originally Posted by Mach View Post
    it's package dependent, like I said
    You lost me when you said Oakland

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    Re: Post Your Final Rosters Here

    And the only package for Mach, involves schisno.
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    every night


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    Quarterbacks
    tony romo $11,773,000 - $41,681,000* restructured on overthecap.com
    chad henne $495,000 - $495,000
    tom savage $465,606 - $0 *drafted


    Half Backs
    andre brown $750,000 - $750,000 *FA signed
    terrence west $470,125 - $0 *drafted
    jerrick mckinnon $466,250 - $0 *drafted
    james white $445,966 - $0 *drafted


    H-Backs
    jacob pederson $436,741 - $0 *drafted


    Wide Recievers
    Greg Jennings $7,000,000 - $12,900,000
    stephen hill $1,285,185 - $993,582
    Jarrett Boykin 570,000 - $0
    joseph morgan $495,000 - $0 *signed fa
    mike davis $462,870 - $0 *drafted
    kevin norwood $446,018 - $0 *drafted


    Tightends
    eric ebron $2,227,118 - $0
    Levine Toilolo $570,146 - $225,438
    ac leonard $434,212 - $0


    Tackle
    greg robinson $2,660,273 - $0 *drafted
    tyson clabo $1,000,000 ($1,000,000) *fa signed
    Ryan Schraeder $495,666 - $1,334


    Guard
    Garrett Reynolds $1,628,750 - $250,000
    xavier su'a-filo $970,153 - $0 *drafted
    jack mewhort $579,375 - $0 *drafted


    Center
    dominic raiola $3,500,000 - $3,500,000 *fa signed
    bryan stork $466,048 - $0 * drafted


    Defensive End
    Chris Clemons $9,666,668 - $2,166,668
    Brian Robison $5,300,000 - $4,000,000
    Jonathan Massaquoi $612,215 - $84,430
    demarcus lawrence $591,023 - $0 *drafted
    Stansly Maponga $541,685 - $140,055


    Defensive Tackles
    Cullen Jenkins $3,266,666 (1,333,334)
    jonathan babineuax $1,000,000 - $1,000,000 *re-signed
    corey peters $1,000,000 - $1,000,000 *re-signed
    brent urban $448,556 - $0 *drafted


    Line Backer
    Chad Greenway $7,200,000 - $8,900,000 *restructured on overthecap.com
    Sean Weatherspoon $4,132,500 - $1,301,250
    michael mauti $512,682 - $47,046
    kavell conner $495,000 - $0 *fa signed
    patrick angerer $495,000 - $495,000 *fa signed
    preston brown $468,000 - $0 *drafted
    christian kirksey $467,938 - $0 *drafted


    Corners
    jason verrett $1,293,187 - $0 *drafted
    stanley jean-bapitiste $566,517 - $0 *drafted
    terrell thomas $495,000 - $0 *fa signed
    antone exum $465,413 - $0 *drafted
    victor hampton $462,215 - $0 *drafted


    Safety
    andrew sendejo $866,666 - $333,334
    jimmie ward $780,545 - $0 *drafted
    ahmad dixon $469,750 - $0 *drafted
    vinnie sunseri $467,790 - $0 *drafted


    Kicker
    Matt Bryant $750,000 - $750,000


    Punter
    Matt Bosher $668,950 - $23,950


    Long Snapper
    Josh Harris $570,834 - $834


    Salary Cap $132,512,960
    Team Salary $84,146,302
    Deadmoney $5,358,529
    Caproom $43,008,129




    free agents
    Unrestricted
    Jonathan Babineaux
    Peria Jerry
    Corey Peters
    Omar Gaither
    Jeremy Trueblood
    Sean Locklear
    Mike Johnson
    Joe Hawley
    Dominique Franks
    Chase Coffman


    Restricted
    Robert McClain


    Exclusive
    Kevin Cone


    Draft picks
    1-7 ot greg robinson
    1-10 te eric ebron
    1-30 cb jason verrett
    2-37 og xavier su'a-filo
    2-49 s jimmie ward
    3-69 de demarcus lawrence
    3-75 t/g jack mewhort
    3-82 cb stanley jean-bapitste
    5-135 rb terrence west
    5-136 s ahmad dixon
    5-141 lb preston brown
    5-142 lb christian kirksey
    5-144 s vinnie sunseri
    5-149 rb jerick mckinnon
    5-150 c bryan stork
    5-151 qb tom savage
    5-152 cb antone exum
    5-156 cb victor hampton
    5-157 wr mike davis
    6-167 dt brent urban
    6-178 rb james white
    6-179 wr kevin norwood
    7-196 te ac leonard
    7-210 te jacob pederson


    trades
    New York sends: Cullen Jenkins, DT, $3,266,666 (1,333,334) + 4th Round Pick (109 Overall) Atlanta sends: 4th Round Pick (99 Overall) + 6th Round Pick (166 Overall)
    packers send: 5.149 + WR Jarrett Boykin 570,000 falcons send: wr Roddy White $6,325,000 - $1,325,000
    falcons send: wr harry douglas $3,645,833 - $1,791,667 jets send: 5-142
    atlanta trades: qb matt ryan $17,500,000 - $51,400,000 + rb steven jackson $4,166,666 - $2,333,334 dallas trades: qb tony romo $21,773,000 - $41,681,000 + de demarcus ware $16,003,750 - $8,571,500 + rb demarco murray $1,554,625 - $165,625
    Falcons trade: OG Justin Blalock $7,660,000 ($7,280,000) Vikings trade: OT Demar Dotson $2,000,000 ($0)
    Cleveland sends: 1-07 + 1-30 + 2-56 Atlanta sends: Julio Jones $5,149,375 - $5,149,375 + Desmond Trufant $1,855,931 - $5,462,793 + Kroy Biermann $4,083,334 - $1,033,334
    Atlanta gets- Round 3 (82), Round 5 (144), and Round 6 (167) Chicago gets- C Peter Konz $978,709 - $524,946 and LB Akeem Dent $860,725 - $135,725
    falcons trade de Osi Umenyiora $4,750,000 $1,250,000 - bucs trade: round 5(156)
    Seattle sends Chris Clemons, DE, $9,666,668 ($2,166,668) to Atlanta for 7-197.
    falcons trade Joplo Bartu $496,666 $3,334 + Paul Worrilow $495,666 $1,334 - panthers trade round 5(157)
    Atlanta gets: LB Chad Greenway $8,200,000 - ($3,400,000) + WR Greg Jennings $7,000,000 - ($12,900,000) + DE Brian Robison $5,300,000 - (4,000,000) + T/G Gabe Carimi $1,337,187 - ($0) + LS Cullen Loeffler $1,270,000 - ($125,000) + Round 5 (136)Minnesota gets: LB Demarcus Ware $16,003,750 - ($8,571,500) + T Sam Baker $6,050,000 - ($15,250,000) + RB Jacquizz Rodgers $1,436,750 - ($47,750) + Round 3 (68)
    atlanta gets: round 5 (151) - kansas city gets: cb robert alford $733,045 - $864,30
    atlanta trades round 4-109 - minnesota trades s andrew sendejo S Andrew Sendejo $866,666 - ($333,334) + LB Michael Mauti $510,682 + ($47,046) + Round 5- 152
    Atlanta receives, RB Benny Cunningham $498,333($6,667) + 3-075 + 5-141 -St. Louis receives, RB DeMarco Murray $1,554,625 ($165,625) + DE Malliciah Goodman $594,252 ($297,816)
    ny jets trade wr stephen hill $1,285,185 ($933,582) to atlanta for wr drew davis $570,000 - $0 + wr darius johnson $495,000 - $0 + round 6-167
    falcons trade: ot demar dotson $2,000,000 - $0 + og gabe carimi $1,337,187 - $0 bucs trade: rb jonathan stewart $5,496,250 - $18,185,000 + round 4 - 118
    The New York Giants trade Round 6 Pick #178 to The Atlanta Falcons for Jonathon Stewart, RB $5,496,250 - $18,185,000
    Raiders then trade 1-18, 2-49, 3-69, 6-167, 6-179, 7-196. 7-210, 7-212 to Atlanta for 1-6
    Detroit trades 1.10 Atlanta trades: 1.18 + 2.56 + 4.118 + 7.212


    cuts
    Tony Gonzalez $8,750,000 $1,750,000- june 1- dead money 875,000
    rb Antone Smith - $762,500 - $32,500
    rb Jason Snelling - $1,733,334 - $358,334
    rb Josh Vaughn - $645,000
    fb Patrick DiMarco - $570,000
    fb Brady Ewing - $616,048 - $92,096
    wr Dominque Croom - $420,000
    te Adam Nissley - $421,000 - $1,000
    te Mickey Shuler - $495,000
    te Andrew Szcerba - $420,000
    ot Terran Jones - $495,000
    og Harlon Gunn - $570,000
    de Cliff Matthews - $656,750 - $11,750
    dt Adam Replolgle - $420,000 - $0
    dt Travian Robertson - $581,474 - $22,948
    cb Saeed Lee - $420,000
    cb Jordan Mabin - $420,000
    s Sean Baker - $420,000
    s Kemal Ishmael - $506,474 - $34,422
    s Zeke Motta - $506,474 - $34,422
    ls cullen loeffler - $127,000 - $125,000
    s thomas decoud $4,800,000 - $1,800,000*June 1- $900,000
    k matt bryant $3,312,500 - $562,500
    rb benny cunningham $498,333 - ($6,667)
    qb sean renfree $431,474 - $34,422
    qb dominque davis $570,668 - $668
    cb carlos rogers $2,000,000 - $2,000,000
    ot lamar holmes $703,400 - $266,800
    wr jonathan baldwin $495,000 - $0
    qb kellen clemens $495,000 - $0


    practice squad


    qb dustin vaughn
    rb ladrius perkins
    te rob blanchflower
    og ryan groy
    dt ken bishop
    lb carlos fields
    cb brandon dixon
    pk giogio tavecchio


    atlanta depth chart


    qb
    1 tony romo
    2 chad henne
    3 tom savage
    - ps dustin vaughan


    hb


    1 andre brown
    2 jerrick mckinnon 3rd down
    3 terrence west
    4 james white
    - ps ladrius perkins


    h-back- when needed


    1 jacob pederson


    wr


    1 greg jennings
    2 stephen hill
    3 jared boykin
    4 joseph morgan
    5 kevin norwood
    6 mike davis


    te


    1 eric ebron
    2 levine toliolo
    3 ac leonard
    - ps rob blachflower


    oline


    lt greg robinson
    lg xavier su'a-filo
    ce dominic raiola
    rg jack mewhort
    rt tyson clabo


    -reserves-
    swing ryan schrader
    guard garrett reynolds
    center bryan stork
    - ps ryan groy


    dline


    le brian robison
    dt cullen jenkins
    dt jonathan babineaux
    re chris clemons


    - reserves n rotations -
    de demarcus lawrence
    de stansley maponga
    de jonathan massaqoui
    dt corey peters
    dt brent urban
    - ps ken bishop


    linebackers


    lolb chad greenway
    mlb preston brown
    rolb sean weatherspoon


    - reserves -


    lb christian kirksey
    lb kavell conner
    mlb michael mauti
    lb patrick angerer
    - ps carlos fields jr


    defensive backs


    cb jason verrett
    cb stanley jean-baptiste
    ss jimmie ward
    fs andrew sendejo


    - reserves n sub package-
    nickle terrell thomas
    cb/s antone exum
    cb vic hampton
    ss ahmad dixon
    fs vinnie sunseri
    - ps brandon dixon


    special teams


    ls josh harris
    pk matt bryan
    pu matt bosher
    - ps giorgio tavecchio
    kr jerrick mckinnon - joe morgan
    pr jerrick mckinnon - joe morgan

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    Re: Post Your Final Rosters Here

    Still waiting on:
    KC - Tractor Traylor
    SD - Hollywood Leo
    CIN - Snoogins
    PIT - hafdawg
    IND - MichaelCole
    TEN - finsbuck
    DAL - Epic Dean
    WASH - Skull Destroyer
    Last edited by Mach; 05-20-2014 at 12:04 AM.


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    Re: Post Your Final Rosters Here

    SEATTLE SEAHAWKS FINAL ROSTER


    Coaching Staff

    HC: Pete Carroll
    OC: Rick Dennison
    DC: Dan Quinn

    Team Roster
    Quarterbacks
    Russell Wilson | $817,302 | $309,736
    Ryan Fitzpatrick | $495,000 | $0

    Running Backs
    Marshawn Lynch | $7,000,000 | $3,000,000
    Christine Michael | $766,916 | $805,599
    Robert Turbin | $684,114 | $228,228
    Leon Washington | $495,000 | $0
    Vonta Leach | $495,000 | $0

    Wide Receivers
    Percy Harvin | $13,400,000 | $20,600,000
    Golden Tate | $4,500,000 | $4,500,000
    Doug Baldwin | $2,124,242 | $2,124,242
    Jermaine Kearse | $570,000 | $0
    TJ Jones | $470,493 | $470,493

    Tight Ends
    Zach Miller | $7,000,000 | $2,000,000
    Luke Willson | $539,633 | $133,899
    Jake Murphy | $450,150 | $450,150

    Offensive Line
    Russell Okung | $11,240,000 | $4,560,000
    Max Unger | $6,100,000 | $3,300,000
    Anthony Collins | $6,000,000 | $6,000,000
    Brandon Thomas | $628,533 | $628,533
    J.R. Sweezy | $584,212 | $28,424
    Michael Bowie | $506,474 | $34,422
    Alvin Bailey | $497,000 | $4,000
    Richie Incognito | $495,000 | $0
    Mike Pollak | $495,000 | $0

    Defensive Ends/Linebackers
    Michael Bennett | $12,969,000 | $12,969,000
    Cliff Avril | $9,250,000 | $7,250,000
    Bruce Irvin | $2,547,872 | $2,617,164
    Anthony Barr | $1,597,818 | $1,597,818

    Defensive Ends/Defensive Tackles
    Brandon Mebane | $5,700,000 | $400,000
    Clinton McDonald | $2,000,000 | $2,000,000
    Tony McDaniel | $1,250,000 | $1,250,000
    Jordan Hill | $651,035 | $408,105
    Greg Scruggs | $582,358 | $24,716
    Jesse Williams | $472,763 | $158,289

    Linebackers
    Malcolm Smith | $656,475 | $11,475
    KJ Wright | $1,510,500 | $121,500
    Bobby Wagner | $1,174,854 | $786,472
    Jordan Tripp | $516,413 | $516,413
    Michael Morgan | $495,000 | $0
    Max Bullough | $460,075 | $460,075

    Cornerbacks
    Cortland Finnegan | $4,000,000 | $4,000,000
    Trumaine McBride | $3,000,000 | $3,000,000
    Richard Sherman | $1,434,606 | $45,606
    Byron Maxwell | $673,363 | $28,363
    Jeremy Lane | $601,279 | $62,558
    Tharold Simon | $546,725 | $155,175

    Safeties
    Kam Chancellor | $5,825,000 | $8,725,000
    Earl Thomas | $5,473,212 | $748,212
    Mike Adams | $495,000 | $0
    Tre Boston | $442,058 | $422,058

    Special Teams
    Steven Hauschka $2,000,000 | $2,000,000
    Clint Gresham | $887,500 | $137,500
    Sam Koch | $495,000 | $0

    Salary:
    $134,061,975
    Dead Money:
    $1,955,258
    Cap:
    $137,237,636
    Under:
    $1,220,403

    Draft Picks
    1-017 | Anthony Barr, LB, UCLA
    2-064 | Brandon Thomas, OG, Clemson
    4-128 | Jordan Tripp, LB, Montana
    5-134 | TJ Jones, WR, Notre Dame
    5-160 | Max Bullough, LB, Michigan State
    6-164 | Jake Murphy, TE, Utah
    6-COM | Tre Boston, FS, North Carolina

    Trades
    Seattle sends 1-032 and Red Bryant | $8,500,000 | $3,000,000 to Baltimore for 1-017.
    Seattle sends Chris Clemons | $9,666,668 | $2,166,668 to Atlanta for 7-197.
    Seattle sends 6-192 and 7-197 to New York for 6-164.

    Signings

    Michael Bennett, DL, $12,969,000
    Doug Baldwin, WR, $2,124,242
    Michael Morgan, LB, $495,000
    Golden Tate, WR, $4,500,000
    Tony McDaniel, DL, $1,250,000
    Clinton McDonald, DL, $2,000,000
    Steven Hauschka, K, $2,000,000
    Trumaine McBride, CB, $3,000,000
    Ryan Fitzpatrick, QB, $495,000
    Leon Washington, RB, $495,000
    Vonta Leach, RB, $495,000
    Anthony Collins, OL, $6,000,000
    Richie Incognito, OL, $495,000
    Mike Adams, S, $495,000
    Sam Koch, P, $495,000
    Mike Pollak, C, $495,000
    Cortland Finnegan, CB, $4,000,000

    Depth Chart
    Base Offense
    QB - Russell Wilson | Ryan Fitzpatrick
    RB - Marshawn Lynch | Christine Michael | Robert Turbin | Leon Washington
    FB - Vonta Leach
    WR - Percy Harvin | Doug Baldwin | TJ Jones
    WR - Golden Tate | Jermaine Kearse | TJ Jones
    TE - Zach Miller | Luke Wilson | Jake Murphy
    LT - Russell Okung | Michael Bowie
    LG - Richie Incognito | Mike Pollak
    OC - Max Unger | Mike Pollak
    RG - JR Sweezy | Mike Pollak
    RT - Anthony Collins | Alvin Bailey

    Offense Write-up
    On the offense the primary goal was keep the playmakers in tact at Seattle but improve the offensive line. Russell Wilson returns after a Super Bowl winning season with Marshawn Lynch, Percy Harvin, Golden Tate, Doug Baldwin, and Zach Miller back at his disposal. The biggest issue in 2013 was the offensive line and that should improve tremendously with the addition of Anthony Collins manning the right side and Russell Okung returning to protect Wilson's blind side. Max Unger hopes to improve on his 2013 season and return to All-Pro form. JR Sweezy had a solid season in 2013 at right guard and will return to the starting line up. Seattle felt that Pete Carroll could handle the Richie Incognito situation and brought him on a minimum contract. Mike Pollak is a solid back-up option if need be pending the suspension of Incognito. The plan was have Brandon Thomas be Incognito's eventual replacement but an injury ended his 2014 season a little early.

    4-3 Over Front Seven
    LEO - Cliff Avril | Bruce Irvin | Anthony Barr
    NT - Brandon Mebane
    3T - Tony McDaniel | Clinton McDonald | Jordan Hill
    5T - Michael Bennett | Greg Scruggs
    WLB - Malcolm Smith | Mike Morgan
    MLB - Bobby Wagner | Max Bullough
    SLB - KJ Wright | Jordan Tripp

    3-4 Front Seven
    3T - Tony McDaniel | Jesse Williams
    NT - Brandon Mebane
    3T - Clinton McDonald | Jordan Hill
    SOLB - Bruce Irvin | Anthony Barr
    SILB - Bobby Wagner | Max Bullough
    WILB - Malcolm Smith | KJ Wright
    WOLB - Cliff Avril | Michael Bennett

    Secondary
    CB - Richard Sherman | Trumaine McBride | Jeremy Lane
    CB - Byron Maxwell | Cortland Finnegan | Tharold Simon
    FS - Earl Thomas | Tre Boston
    SS - Kam Chancellor | Mike Adams

    Defense Write-up
    I didn't feel like too many things needed to change with the Seattle defense, which was practically unstoppable at the end of the year. The challenge was bringing back some of the free agents that Seattle had on defense. The main players that were brought back would have been on the defensive line: Michael Bennett, Tony McDaniel, and Clinton McDonald. The defensive line, for the most part, did not change outside of the addition of Anthony Barr who will look to provide more pass rush at the Leo position. The easiest way to explain the different schemes was to separate them into a 4-3 over and 3-4 defense (while I know they have a variety of fronts, this seemed the simplest way to do it). The linebackers will all return in 2014 with a few new rookies added to the mix. The secondary had some slight changes with the loss of Brandon Browner and Walter Thurmond. Trumaine McBride and Cortland Finnegan were signed in the offseason to provide some depth to the cornerback position behind the starters Richard Sherman and Byron Maxwell. Earl Thomas and Kam Chancellor return to the team to round out the roster.

    Special Teams
    K - Steven Hauschka
    P - Sam Koch
    LS - Clint Gresham
    KR - Percy Harvin | Leon Washington
    PR - Leon Washington

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    Re: Post Your Final Rosters Here

    my page will be up at some point tomorrow.

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    Mine will be up Saturday afternoon
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    New Orleans Saints

    Quarterback
    Drew Brees $18,400,000 $22,200,000
    Luke McCown $495,000


    Running Back
    Darren Sproles $4,250,000 $750,000
    Mark Ingram $2,359,875 $973,500
    Khiry Robinson $495,333 $667
    Pierre Thomas $500,000 $500,000


    Wide Receiver
    Marques Colston $8,300,000 $10,100,000
    Kenny Stills $543,613 $145,839
    Robert Meachem $550,000 $550,000
    Nick Toon $671,903 $203,806
    Ryan Grant $437,281
    Myles White $495,000
    Josh Morgan $495,000


    Tight End
    Jimmy Graham $8,258,200 (Exclusive
    Ben Watson $1,700,000 $800,000
    Josh Hill $495,000


    Offensive Tackle
    Terron Armstead $679,359 $$463,077
    Cyrus Koundjio $1,401,673
    Charles Brown $500,000 $500,000
    Oscar Johnson $495,000


    Offensive Guard
    Jahri Evans $11,000,000 $8,500,000
    Ben Grubbs $9,100,000 $9,000,000
    Laurent Duvernay-Tardif $444,250
    Andrew Tiller $495,000


    Center
    Marcus Martin $661,224
    Tim Lelito $496,666 $3,334


    Defensive End
    Cameron Jordan $2,459,991 $1,030,709
    Akiem Hicks $718,225 $271,450
    Glenn Foster $497,333 $4,667
    Tyrunn Walker $495,000
    D'Anthony Smith $495,000


    Defensive Tackle
    John Jenkins $656,890 $425,670
    Brodrick Bunkley $3,262,500 $4,837,500
    Daniel McCullers $521,903


    Inside Linebacker
    Curtis Lofton $5,200,000 $8,000,000
    David Hawthorne $3,510,000 $4,530,000
    Kevin Reddick $496,666 $3,334


    Outside Linebacker
    Junior Galette $2,900,000 $1,800,000
    Victor Butler $1,875,000 $375,000
    Rufus Johnson $420,000 $0
    Ronald Powell $464,125
    I.K. Enkempali $420,000


    Cornerback
    Keenan Lewis $3,450,000 $8,100,000
    Jabari Greer $5,825,000 $2,650,000
    Patrick Robinson $2,804,334 $1,446,834
    Corey White $614,125 $88,250
    Jaylen Watkins $555,725


    Safety
    Malcolm Jenkins $3,500,000 $3,500,000
    Kenny Vaccaro $2,141,978 $7,711,122
    Roman Harper $5,870,000 $3,690,000
    Rafael Bush $500,000

    Kicker
    Josh Scobee $2,000,000 $2,000,000

    Punter
    Thomas Morstead $3,235,000 $3,100,000

    Salary $128,052,447
    Dead Cap $5,251,955
    Total $133,304,402



    Salary Cap: $134,171,917
    Cap Room: $867,515
    ---------------------------
    draft picks
    027 - New Orleans Saints OT Cyrus Koundjio - $1,401,673
    058 - New Orleans Saints C Marcus Martin - $661,224
    091 - New Orleans Saints CB Jaylen Watkins - $555,725
    123 - New Orleans Saints DT Daniel McCullers - $521,903
    155. New Orleans Saints LB Ronald Powell- $464,125
    187. New Orleans Saints OG Laurent Duvernay-Tardif - $444,250
    6F. New Orleans Saints WR Ryan Grant - $437,281

  15. #30

    Re: Post Your Final Rosters Here

    Quarterback
    Eli Manning - 20,400,000 (7,000,000)
    Stephen Morris* - 436,287 (436,287)

    Runningback
    Jonathan Stewart - 4,585,000 (18,185,000)
    David Wilson - 1,823,046 (2,648,410)
    Rashad Jennings - 1,000,000 (1,000,000)
    Isaiah Pead - 495,000 (0)

    Fullback
    John Conner - 740,000 (0)

    Wide Receiver
    Victor Cruz - 7,424,000 (13,099,000)
    Allen Robinson* -
    940,731
    (940,731)
    Rueben Randle - 897,799 (417,066)
    Jerrel Jernigan - 813,813 (143,813)
    Dwayne Harris - 655,000 (0)

    Tight End
    Owen Daniels - 6,250,000 (1,750,00)
    Ed Dickson - 1,750,000 (1,750,000)
    Arthur Lynch* - 536,065 (536,065)
    Colt Lyerla* - 516,413 (516,413)

    Offensive Tackle
    Eugene Monroe - 9,000,000 (9,000,000)
    Justin Pugh - 1,896,795 (6,442,692)
    James Brewer - 758,023 (108,023)
    Brandon Mosley - 645,146 (150,292)

    Offensive Guard
    Willie Colon - 3,500,000 (3,500,000)
    Kelechi Osemele - 912,510 (436,680)
    Harvey Dahl
    - 495,000 (0)
    Brandon Linder* - 432,588 (432,588)

    Center
    Evan Dietrich-Smith - 7,500,000 (7,500,000)
    J.D. Walton
    - 495,000 (0)

    Defensive End
    Justin Tuck - 3,500,000 (3,500,000)
    Kony Ealy* - 1,892,036 (1,892,036)
    George Selvie - 730,000 (0)
    Damontre Moore - 658,813 (431,439)
    Larry English - 495,000 (0)

    Defensive Tackle
    Linval Joseph - 5,100,000 (5,100,000)
    Johnathan Hankins - 916,068 (1,571,778)
    Brandon Williams - 623,750 (386,250)
    Markus Kuhn - 581,474 (22,948)
    Isaac Sopoaga
    - 495,000 (0)

    Linebacker
    Jon Beason - 4,000,000 (4,000,000)
    Jacquian Williams - 1,408,670 (19,670)
    Philip Wheeler - 1,250,000 (1,250,000)
    Ray-Ray Armstrong - 495,000 (0)
    Kevin Pierre-Louis* -
    442,058 (442,058)


    Cornerback
    Brandon Browner - 4,000,000 (4,000,000)
    Prince Amukamara - 2,603,013 (1,907,636)
    Cary Williams - 2,000,000 (2,000,000)
    Jayron Hosley - 706,250 (257,500)
    Loucheiz Purifoy* - 580,969 (580,969)

    Safety
    Stevie Brown - 2,000,000 (2,000,000)
    Ryan Mundy - 1,000,000 (1,000,000)
    Will Hill - 570,000 (0)
    Ed Reynolds* - 544,257 (544,257)
    Cooper Taylor - 541,813 (140,439)

    Kicker
    Josh Brown - 495,000 (0)

    Punter
    Steve Weatherford - 1,975,000 (2,775,000)


    * - Rookie


    Total Salary:
    $116,007,387 ($111,815,040)

    Salary Cap: $117,236,063
    Cap: $1,228,676


    Kevin Boo
    Offensive Depth Chart
    QB: Eli Manning-Stephen Morris
    RB: Rashad Jennings-Jonathon Stewart-David Wilson-Isaiah Pead
    FB: John Conner
    WR1: Victor Cruz-Allen Robinson-Jerrel Jernigan-Dwayne Harris
    WR2: Rueben Randle-Allen Robinson-Jerrel Jernigan-Dwayne Harris
    Slot WR: Victor Cruz-Jerrel Jernigan-Dwayne Robinson
    TE: Owen Daniels-Arthur Lynch-Ed Dickson-Colt Lyerla
    LT: Eugene Monroe-Brandon Mosley-Justin Pugh
    LG: Willie Colon-Brandon Mosley-Brandon Linder
    C: Evan Dietrich-Smith-J.D. Walton-Kelechi Osemele
    RG: Harvey Dahl-Kelechi Osemele-Brandon Linder
    RT: Justin Pugh-Kelechi Osemele-Brandon Linder

    Our offense starts and ends with Eli Manning. Obviously he had a poor year last year but we regrouped, added weapons and solidified the offensive line. Gone is Will Beatty, who after getting a huge pay day was unmotivated, and in his place is Bleacher Report's (B/R) 8th best LT in the NFL, Eugene Monroe. He'll protect Eli's blind side while 2nd year player Justin Pugh (B/R's 18th best RT) will lock down the right side. After having a baptism by fire early in the year, Pugh settled down and played really well, surrendering only 5 sacks in 1,000 total snaps. Replacing Kevin Boothe and Chris Snee is Willie Colon and Harvey Dahl. I don't think the difference between the pairs are that drastic other than that Dahl is less of an injury risk than Snee and should be solid at RG for all 16 games. Also, Colon is a former tackle who has a perchant for pass protection, exactly what we need. Replacing the oft-injured David Baas is Evan Dietrich-Smith, B/R's 5th best center, and another excellent pass protector. We think this offensive line is far superior to last years and Eli should be remaining upright, not getting hit so much, and thus throwing less interceptions. In terms of philosophy, our offense is going to be pass early and often and then when you're spread out, run you into the ground with our backs. Victor Cruz was our most consistent offensive weapon last year and should continue to be the top slot receiver in the league and a big play guy. Rueben Randle is solid as a receiver, with good quickness and hands. We expect him to make the leap into No. 2 WR. Acquired in the second round is Penn St. WR Allen Robinson, expected to push Randle for the No. 2 spot and play as the other outside receiver in 3-Wide sets. Jernigan and Harris fill out our receiving core with good depth and potential. Tight End, another hole at the beginning of the offseason, was improved with a stopgap in Owen Daniels. Arthur Lynch will be right behind him, blocking and being used in patterns close to the line of scrimmage as a security blanket for Eli. Ed Dickson was good depth but perhaps overpaid a bit. He drops balls at times, but has the ability to make good plays. Colt Lyerla, a big red flag, still can give us something with the raw ability and talent he has. If he stays out of trouble, he could leap frog a few players right away. Lastly we have a stable of RBs that can all produce. While David Wilson recuperates from a neck injury we will have a tandem of Rashad Jennings and Jonathon Stewart. Jennings will get the majority of the carriers but Stewart will be our change of pace player. Our goal is to keep Stewart and Wilson healthy until the end of the year. If we make a good playoff run late, we want all three of our backs there to contribute. We figured Pead is a good depth pickup, perhaps he can turn his act around with us. Overall I really like how much we changed this offense. It has a really good chance to be the high octane, high scoring force that it was in 2009-2011.


    Defensive Depth Chart
    LE: Justin Tuck-George Selvie-Damontre-Larry English
    DT1: Linval Joseph-Brandon Williams-Isaac Sopoaga-Markus Kuhn
    DT2: Johnathon Hankins-Brandon Williams-Isaac Sopoaga-Markus Kuhn
    RE: Kony Ealy-George Selvie-Damontre Moore-Larry English
    LB: Jacquian Williams-Philip Wheeler-Ray-Ray Armstrong-Kevin Pierre-Louis
    LB: Jon Beason-Philip Wheeler
    CB1: Prince Amukamara-Cary Williams-Loucheiz Purifoy-Jayron Hosley
    S: Stevie Brown-Ed Reynolds-Ray-Ray Armstrong
    S: Will Hill-Ed Reynolds-Ray-Ray Armstrong
    S: Ryan Mundy-Cooper Taylor-
    Ray-Ray Armstrong
    CB2: Brandon Browner-Cary Williams-Loucheiz Purifoy-Jayron Hosley

    The first thing you may notice is that we will run a Nickel Safety base defense in 2014. With the evolving NFL offense, we figure our best option is to put a faster, longer Safety on the field instead of a linebacker. We believe that the added speed will give us a huge advantage in both chasing down the ball carrier and defending the run. At Defensive End, we dealt Jason Pierre-Paul and although George Selvie was a steal of a pickup, we still needed a starting caliber DE opposite Justin Tuck. After losing out on offensive weapons like Eric Ebron and Mike Evans, we decided that taking Kony Ealy was the best option, if a bit of a risk. In doing so, we had a definite starter for 2014 that can learn under the tutelage of a veteran leader like Tuck and use his speed to rush the passer. Our Defensive End rotation is also strong, with Selvie (who had 7 sacks last year) and Damontre Moore, a second year player who will get to display his ability that was on display in college. Despite few chances in his rookie year, we hope that Moore can make a leap and push Selvie for that third spot. English fills out the DEs with cheap depth and potential. Linval Joseph and Johnathon Hankins are a tag-team in the middle of the line, Joseph a pass-rushing space eater and Hankins a hulking run stuffer. Hankins showed a lot of promise as a rookie and we expect him to further showcase his ability as a starter this year. Joseph had a really great 2013, and should continue to be an underrated stud for our D-Line. At linebacker, we have one definite starter (Beason) and some role-players that still can prove themselves. Beason is a true leader and run stopper that had a great year after being traded to us in 2013. Jacquian Williams and Philip Wheeler will both battle to play opposite Beason. Williams shows promise as a coverage Backer but has been hampered by injuries. Wheeler is a strong player who has good speed and the ability to play the run and drop back in coverage and be solid. Behind them is depth with the speed Safety turned LB Ray-Ray Armstrong and rookie Kevin Pierre-Louis. The secondary is probably the strongest part of this defense, second is the D-Line, and it means you'll be successful when you can rush the passer and also shut down receivers. At corner, we have two physical, press CBs that will control the line of scrimmage and force receivers off their routes. Prince is turning into a rising star at Corner and should continue his upward trend. Browner has had detractors in terms of the suspensions, but when he is on the field he is physical and effective. Cary Williams is a solid nickelback and Purifoy should be able to see time at 4th CB. Hosley fills out the ranks and also has some potential, still being a young player. At safety we have our Strong Safety Will Hill, who has truly rare speed for a safety and bone-crushing hitting ability. He has a penchant for forcing turnovers, especially stripping the football, and still hasn't reached his peak yet. Stevie Brown is another young player who is a ball hawk, a Free Safety that grabbed 8 interceptions in his 2012 breakout before tearing his ACL during an interception return in preseason 2013. We expect him to make a full recovery and return to form, albeit perhaps a bit slower but we still think he can be our "Ed Reed" of sorts. Ryan Mundy is our S/LB hybrid. He'll play close to the line of scrimmage because he is a tackler and run stopper but is deficient in pass coverage. He gives us sideline to sideline speed and often times that is enough to offset the size loss by having a S rather than an LB. Our depth includes fellow S/LB hybrid and 2nd year player Cooper Taylor, Ray-Ray once again, and rookie Ed Reynolds.

    Special Teams Depth Chart:
    K: Josh Brown
    P: Steve Weatherford
    Brown is an accurate kicker who made 88% of his field goals last year. Weatherford is an excellent, booming punter with a fantastic ability to place his punts inside the 20 yard line.

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