As NFL teams prepare for the start of the season they already have their eye on who could become available during the free agency period of 2013. While looking at the list of the top 25 free agents the Baltimore Ravens stand out with two top players on the list including quarterback Joe Flacco and Ed Reed.
Here is a list of the top 25 NFL free agents of 2013. NFL teams have your wallet ready!
Joe Flacco (QB) – Baltimore Ravens
DaShon Goldson (S) – San Francisco 49ers
Chris Long (DE) – Saint Louis Rams
Cliff Avrill (DE) – Detroit Lions
Jake Long (OT) – Miami Dolphins
Mike Wallace (WR) – Pittsburgh Steelers
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July 16, 2012
Our series of Cincinnati Bengals training camp previews starts with a look at the offensive backfield;
At this time last year, Andy Dalton was an unknown commodity, Carson Palmer was insisting he was home in California for good and Cedric Benson was a free agent awaiting the end of the NFL lockout and a call to go work for some team.
A lot has changed totally. Some things have changed...
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July 14, 2012
The Vikings brought a former strip club owner in to speak to the team and warn them about all the pitfalls they should avoid.
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July 16, 2012
Today we tackle the Cincinnati Bengals cheerleaders & superfans. Like most of you, we are itching for football season to start. In the midst of the dog days of summer, many get sick of baseball and start turning their attention to football. Don’t blame you a bit. To help quench your thirst, BC is going on a 32 team, 32 day, 32 gallery tour of NFL cheerleaders & superfans...
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July 14, 2012
The competition at cornerback will be one of the bigger headline-driven stories during training camp this year. Will Leon Hall hit his targeted date of July 27? Will the team throw rookie Dre Kirkpatrick into the fire immediately? Which veteran cornerback will step up and who finds himself on the outside looking in? And will Brandon Ghee be the dark horse that upsets everything...
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July 16, 2012
After a surprising season in which the Cincinnati Bengals shocked the league, appearing in the playoffs when many predicted them to be competing for the first overall draft selection, the Bengals are a confounding team to project in 2012.
Granted, Andy Dalton and A.J. Green will continue to develop as a dynamic playmaking combination, but questions remain about Green’s supporting...
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July 16, 2012
Monday came and went without the Bengals and Mike Nugent reaching an agreement on a multi-year deal, meaning Nugent will officially be playing this season on his franchise tag. The fact that Nugent was going to play under the tag was expected since both sides had not had any sustaining discussions in recent weeks. Nugent will earn $2.645 million this season under the tag and could...
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July 16, 2012
I originally wanted to title this “Maria Menounos Hanging Out With An Unemployed Bum” but I wanted everyone to know that somehow/some way Terrell Owens is back in our headlines. The...
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July 15, 2012
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Houston Texans cornerback Johnathan Joseph recently sat down with Barry Byers of The Herald and told him how different things are with the Texans then they were with the Bengals.
“The first thing about Houston is it’s an organization run from a different perspective,” Joseph told Barry Byers of The Herald in a Sunday Q&A. “In Cincy, the team lives off...
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July 16, 2012
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Forced into early retirement wide receiver Terrell Owens and Extra TV’s very own Maria Menounos were spotted this past weekend at a party in Malibu – The beachsome twosome were together as Menounos celebrated her new Shape Magazine cover — No air brushing needed for these two.-TO
John Salley with a Bikini’d Maria Menounos
Menounos in New...
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July 16, 2012
Pro Football Focus has been releasing their "3 Years of ..." articles in the past few weeks, and it's always interesting to see a Bengals name pop up here and there at the bottom or top of some list. Andrew Whitworth ranked the third best offensive tackle in the league in pass blocking effeciency. Defensive ends Michael Johnson and Robert Geathers ranked among the...
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July 15, 2012
To get you fully prepared for the unofficial start of the 2012 NFL season, we're ranking every team from worst to first in the weeks leading up to the opening of training camps.
Every day, we'll be previewing two teams, one from each conference, analyzing them from top to bottom and giving you all you need to know to be an informed fan. What's the major storyline heading...
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July 16, 2012
This is the second edition of my new Sunday column, where I talk about the most interesting/controversial stories of the week and put my spin on them. Last week, I defended against the criticisms on Andy Dalton's arm strength, talked about the big differences between BenJarvus Green-Ellis and Cedric Benson, and covered the in-game stadium experiences that the NFL is hoping...
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July 14, 2012
Bengals wide receiver Jordan Shipley is a co-owner, along with Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten and Colts longsnapper Justin Snow, of a recently opened sports training facility in Texas called D1 Abilene; an area that Shipley calls his roots. During an interview with KTXS, Shipley was asked about how his knee, which he's been rehabilitating since tearing an ACL early last...
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July 16, 2012
After a hard fought night in Clearfield, PA, Rev Racing continued its impressive team performance in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East with three top five finishes in Saturday night's Samuel 150, at CNB Bank Raceway Park. Rookie, Kyle Larson remains a championship contender with a second place finish, followed by veteran driver, Ryan Gifford, in fourth and fellow rookie of...
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July 16, 2012
When your car breaks down you often just replace what is broken. In the case of NFL defenses, teams often decide to start fresh by bringing in new coaches, players, and philosophies to stop losing games on defense. Mike Zimmer has brought a top ten defense to town in his tenure, but he is not stopping there. Last year's second half was evidence the secondary needed to improve...
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