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We're still a ways off from the Free Agency Period kicking in, but this weekend I saw something that could help new General Manager Phil Emery in his first offseason at the helm of da Bears. One of the wrinkles in last year's new CBA allows for teams to carry over their remaining cap space from one year to the next; we'll call it the Cap Carryover Clause, or triple C...
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February 16, 2012
Mario Williams to the Pats? It could happen
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February 13, 2012
Set to become a premier prospect on the free agent circuit, there’s no question Mario Williams is about to get the big bucks.
Whether it’s from the Texans, or another team that attempts to pry him away, Super Mario will have a long list of suitors willing to fork over the cash.
Might the Pats be amongst that list?
As improbable as it sounds, considering their approach...
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February 13, 2012
Patriots to try and sign Mario Williams?
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February 13, 2012
Eric Edholm of Pro Football Weekly believes Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots could try and sign Houston Texans defensive end/linebacker Mario Williams once he becomes a free agent on March 13th.
I honestly don’t see Belichick going after Williams, since he was still able to get a solid pass rush this season with Mark Anderson, Vince Wilfork and Andre Carter. And...
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February 13, 2012
Report: Houston Texans To Use Franchise Tag on Mario Williams
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February 13, 2012
ShaneJohn Clayton reported today on ESPN’s NFL Live that in the event they are unable to resign him, the Houston Texans will likely use the franchise tag on Mario Williams. This would be a stunning move for a team that played well on defense despite losing Williams in week 5 versus the Oakland Raiders. The [...]Sports-Kings - The Kings of Sports Lists
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February 13, 2012
Texans face tough decision with Foster
The Texans are expected to make free agent pass rusher Mario Williams their top priority this offseason, but they aren’t expected to use the franchise tag to keep him. Houston would have to spend almost $23 million to keep Williams via the tag, and that would be nearly impossible considering how tight they are to…
Let's make a match: Finding the best free agent for your team
Who's the one free agent that helps your team the most? Pete Prisco has the answer, but there's a big problem: The Panthers, Cowboys, Packers and Raiders all need the same guy (Brandon Carr) and the Bills and Jags can't both have Mario Williams.
PFT Live: What will the Texans do in the offseason?
Houston Chronicle beat reporter John McClain discusses the state of the Houston Texans. Mario Williams is set to be the prize of the 2012 free agent class. Could the Peyton Manning circus be coming to Houston? And can we expect any changes with the Hall of Fame selections.
It may take hometown discount to keep Mario Williams
The Texans have salary cap concerns and a lot of key players to take care of. Arian Foster is a restricted free agent. Pro Bowl center Chris Myers is a free agent. Starting guard Mike Briesel is a free agent. Add it all up, and it will be very difficult to keep Mario Williams. John…
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