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How many guys would be interested in getting a fantasy league going? We could do either pay/free. Doesn't matter. Just gauging some interest.

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Hey guys the old NFL mod, making my way back since gmf is an admin now. Huge Cleveland fan along with music technology and Tim tebow. Team iPhone so I'll be on mostly from tapatalk

**Only post official trades here.**

Going to do a forum mock draft, come in claim a team, and trade and draft as if you were that team. leggoo

This has been a problem for a couple years now, the locker room is not settled.

Nice article I found on ESPN, Manning to SEA?

Started liking the guy at USC

Source: ESPN

Forte will get the deal he wants.

I hope he lands somewhere, I have always been a big fan of the guy

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The Detroit Lions have been focused on deciding whether they should franchise Cliff Avril and extending the contract of Calvin Johnson, but they took time over the weekend to meet with Jeff Backus' agent, according to Dave Birkett at the Detroit Free Press. "We met at the combine and had a...

ESPN's Josina Anderson reports that Peyton Hillis has parted ways with agent Kennard McGuire. Apparently, the split was amicable. It's not immediately clear how this will affect his upcoming free agency. The Cleveland Browns have shown interest in keeping Hillis, though he'd have to re-sign at...

Linebacker London Fletcher told Fox Sports' Alex Marvez that if the Washington Redskins can't work out a deal before free agency begins March 13, he won't hesitate to test the market. "Hopefully, we'll get something done," Fletcher said Tuesday night. "But if I make it to March 13 (unsigned)...

Brees will get something done, he's a team player

Brees will get something done, he's a team player

Not only did Michael Kidd-Gilchrist make Kentucky fans around the world jubilant this afternoon by saying he would be back next year, he took it a step further and claimed he would be graduating with the Cats. That’s right, MKG intends to play at Kentucky for four years. You aren’t hearing this...

The Houston Texans remain in a bind as they deal with free agency because they are up against the salary cap. That's why a star of Mario Williams' caliber could be headed directly to free agency without the Texans doing anything of substance to keep him in Houston -- their hands are simply tied...