Adam Schefter reported that Mike Wallace has no intentions to sign his restricted free agent tender; that was two days ago. Today the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review is reporting that multiple teams are interested in trading for Wallace. This has lead to multiple thought processes on what the Steelers sho Continue
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April 13, 2012
This whole Mike Wallace contract thing is getting a little bit ridiculous now. A month ago when Wallace came out and said he wanted Larry Fitzgerald money, I was convinced it was because he was trying to cut off teams that might be interested by giving them insane demands – he’s not worth Fitz cash yet so if there was a team dumb enough to offer it to him, why wouldn’t he...
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April 13, 2012
With the recent rumblings that a bunch of teams are interested in trading for Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Mike Wallace, Ed Bouchette of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette doesn’t see it happening.
I agree with Bouchette, the Steelers won’t go out of their way to trade Wallace. Even though he doesn’t plan on signing his restricted free agent tender, he’ll be playing in Pittsburgh...
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April 11, 2012
Adam Schefter of ESPN reported Wednesday on NFL Live that Pittsburgh Steelers restricted free agent wide receiver Mike Wallace has no plans to sign his one-year, $2.742 million tender. Schefter added that Wallace plans to sit out all of the Steelers offseason workouts until the two sides reach a long-term contract agreement.
The restricted free agent deadline of April 20 is now...
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April 11, 2012
Adam Schefter reported on NFL Live this afternoon that Mike Wallace will not be signing his RFA Tender. Wallace will skip all of the offseason programs. He plans to hold out until he gets a long term deal. That is the only deal he plans on signing.
Wallace had reported interest in getting a Larry Fitzgerald type deal. Many thought that it was to see if he could get more then...
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April 11, 2012
It seems that the Steelers Mike Wallace is doing everything in his power to force the media and the blogging nation to continue writing about him this offseason. While I would imagine that isn’t his primary intent, it’s an indirect result of the media circus surrounding him and his contract status going forward. Don’t get me wrong, we here at Steeler Addicts will always report...
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April 12, 2012
There are several teams interested in trading for Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Mike Wallace, says the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. Wallace is a restricted free agent, and while he has found no one willing to sign him to an offer sheet after being tendered at the highest level, a trade might not be as costly. The only question is whether the Steelers would be willing to listen...
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April 12, 2012
Wide receiver Mike Wallace reportedly refuses to sign his one-year tender of $2.7M with the Pittsburgh Steelers, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN.
Fantasy Spin:
Wallace wont be able to participate in OTAs if he doesnt sign the tender, and could ultimately end up being a holdout in Training Camp, as he covets a lucrative long-term deal. It is still too early to consider red flagging...
The market for restricted free agents is pretty soft, but Steelers WR Mike Wallace is the clear gem. With the deadline for RFAs to get offer sheets from other teams, the interest has been slim across the league. Plus, was a parting shot at Tim Tebow in Denver deserved?
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April 11, 2012
Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Mike Wallace has no plans to sign his contract tender, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. Wallace, a restricted free agent, received a tender from the Steelers of $2.742 million earlier in the offseason. The 25-year-old will sit out the teams offseason activities if he doesnt get a new deal, according to Schefter. The two sides have had a hard...
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April 13, 2012
Throughout the weeks leading up to the draft, a few things have been certain: Either Andrew Luck or Robert Griffin III would be the first pick in the draft, and whoever was NOT the first pick out of the two would surely go second to the Redskins, and that Matt Kalil would go third to the Minnesota Vikings. Adam Schefter, though, is saying “not so fast” to the seemingly obvious...
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April 13, 2012
According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the New Orleans Saints and quarterback Drew Brees haven’t held any recent contract discussions, which will obviously keep him from joining his teammate for next week’s offseason work outs.
The offseason work outs are “voluntary,” so Brees is really not holding out from anything. The real test will be whether or not he shows up for mini...
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April 11, 2012
Adam Schefter of ESPN reported on Sportscenter Wednesday that Chicago Bears franchise running back Matt Forte will not participate in any team functions until he signs a long-term deal with the team. "He's not signing anything until he has a long-term deal," emphasized Schefter. "And until he has that ... you will not see Matt Forte in Chicago." The frustrated...
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April 11, 2012
According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Cincinnati Bengals have agreed to terms on a one-year deal with free agent cornerback Terence Newman.
The acquisition of Newman will give the Bengals some depth at the cornerback position, which is vital in the modern-day NFL.
Even at the age of 33, Newman was able to record 4 interceptions in 2011.
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April 13, 2012
According to a Tweet from Adam Schefter, the Patriots have re-signed Center Dan Koppen: Tom Brady will be happy: Patriots are re-signing center Dan Koppen, per league source. — Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) April 13, 2012 Koppen missed last season with a fractured ankle that he suffered Week 1 against Miami. Koppen is a former pro [...]
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April 13, 2012
According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the New England Patriots are re-signing center Dan Koppen.
Albert Breer of the NFL Network has confirmed that Koppen and the Patriots have agreed to a two-year deal.
Patriots quarterback Tom Brady will be very happy to know Koppen will be back, since he’s one of his best friends on the team.
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