Free Agency Round 8: Round Up

10 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Nikko Smith. The C out of Maryland signed a contract of Cincinnati Bengals with 2 years, $29,060,000.

American North was the most active division with a total of 6 signings.

Cincinnati Bengals was the most active signing a total of 6 player(s).

The biggest spender was Cincinnati Bengals who signed 6 player(s) for a total of $46,599,500.

Free Agency Round 7: Round Up

4 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Calvin Stubblefield. The CB out of Louisiana Lafayette signed a contract of Dallas Cowboys with 1 year, $4,870,000.

National East was the most active division with a total of 2 signings.

Dallas Cowboys was the most active signing a total of 2 player(s).

The biggest spender was Dallas Cowboys who signed 2 player(s) for a total of $8,730,900.

Commanders’ Bechtholt Facing Cap Issues, Exploring Trades Amid Off-Field Questions

GERMANY, COMMANDERS HQ -- Washington Commanders owner Udo Bechtholt is facing mounting speculation this offseason as multiple sources suggest the franchise may fall short of the WWPF’s salary cap compliance heading into the upcoming season.

Roster Moves on the Table
In an effort to shed salary, league insiders confirm that Washington has placed cornerback David Leslie and wide receiver Hugo Barton on the trade market. Both are veteran contributors with sizeable contracts, but as one executive told ESPN: “Finding a market for that kind of money is difficult this late in the preseason.”
The Commanders are believed to be weighing whether to attach draft compensation in order to move at least one of the deals before final rosters are set.

Did Bechtholt Overextend?
The financial pressure has raised broader questions about Bechtholt’s approach. Some league officials privately wonder whether the owner overextended himself financially, banking on a revenue boost that never materialized.

Fueling speculation are rumors tying Bechtholt to past involvement in gambling operations within the SNCFL college football scene. While those reports remain unverified, they have become a frequent talking point among league insiders.

Reports of German Tax Authority Involvement
Adding another layer, unconfirmed German media reports claim the German tax authority conducted searches at the Commanders’ offices earlier this year. ESPN has not independently confirmed those reports, and the franchise has declined to comment.

What Comes Next
If Bechthold fails to get under the salary cap, potential penalties could include fines, suspensions of executives, or the loss of draft capital, sources said. For a team already in the middle of a competitive build, such sanctions would be a significant setback.

For now, the Commanders’ offseason will be defined as much by their off-field questions as their on-field roster building. Rival owners and league officials are watching closely to see if Bechtholt can steer his franchise back into compliance before the new league 2057 begins.

Free Agency Round 6: Round Up

8 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Jamison Caruso. The WR out of Oklahoma State signed a contract of New York Jets with 3 years, $9,999,999.

National North was the most active division with a total of 3 signings.

Minnesota Vikings was the most active signing a total of 3 player(s).

The biggest spender was Dallas Cowboys who signed 2 player(s) for a total of $9,520,000.

The Titans move on without Maximo King - WR.

The Maximo King year veteran WR will be looking for a new team. In his career he has compiled a CV with 354 rec, 4952 yds, 39 TD. It remains to be seen if he can bargain that into a new contract elsewhere.

After the Draft, Cowboys Turn Full Attention to Free Agency – Insider Buzz

NUREMBERG, GER -- The 2057 WWPF Draft is in the rear-view mirror, but at The Star in the WWPF, the real chess match is just beginning. Cowboys owner Simon Templer and his inner circle have shifted focus to the veteran market, searching for the right mix of experience and leadership to complement their fresh rookie class.

“The draft gives you the foundation,” Templer said Thursday. “But winning in this league takes more than talent – it takes the right mindset, the right locker room presence. That’s what we’re after.”

According to multiple league sources, the Cowboys have quietly compiled a “shortlist” of potential targets. Among the names drawing internal discussion: a veteran quarterback who’s been to two conference championships, a speedy slot receiver with a reputation as a third-down assassin, and a linebacker known for his sideline-to-sideline range – though insiders caution that no formal offers have been made.

“There’s interest, no doubt,” one source familiar with the team’s plans told WWPF Network. “But the Cowboys are going to be patient. They know some guys will get cut after camps start, and that’s when you can find real value.”

Cap flexibility will be a factor, with Dallas expected to keep enough room to make an in-season move if a surprise opportunity presents itself. Still, the front office is determined to bring in at least one starter-level player before training camp.

Whether that player ends up being a headline name or a diamond in the rough, the message out of Nuremberg is clear: the race to wear the star in 2057 has only just begun – and the Cowboys’ war room is wide awake.

Minnesota Vikings release Guy Major - FB!

The Guy Major year veteran FB will be looking for a new team. In his career he has compiled a CV with 90 att, 400 yds, 9 TD, 94 rec, 666 yds, 6 TD. It remains to be seen if he can bargain that into a new contract elsewhere.

Satisfaction with CB Pick Bob Robinson as an Upgrade for Cowboys Secondary

In the WWPF season following the draft, the Dallas Cowboys are extremely pleased with their second cornerback pick – Bob Robinson from Purdue.
Cowboys owner Simon Templer sees the youngster as an important reinforcement for their defensive back line.

Strengths and Expectations
Robinson impresses with an outstanding athletic profile: At 6'2" and around 192 lbs, he offers size, reach, and explosive speed.
His combination of physical tools and instincts sets him apart from his competitors.
He boasts a remarkable stat line from his college days.
Defensive Coordinator Ronnie Mosher praises his instincts, anticipation, and ability to contribute in both man and zone coverage.
His ability to generate pressure at the line of scrimmage is particularly impressive.

What pleases Templer and the Cowboy fans
Simon Templer deliberately relies on aggressive press strategies at cornerback – Robinson's specialty.
Head coach Royce Sweeney sees him as a potential starter who can strengthen the coverage long-term with leadership and versatility.

Cowboys Owner Simon Templer Excites Enthusiasm for First-Round Pick Paul Hamilton

NUREMBERG, GER – August 3, 2057

The WWPF Dallas Cowboys have announced their 2057 first-round pick – and owner Simon Templer couldn't be happier.
With pick number 23, the team selected Paul Hamilton, a speedy defensive end from Mercer, who had already been touted as a potential game-changer.

"Paul was at the top of our list from the very beginning," said Templer after the conclusion of the first draft night. "His game intelligence, athleticism, and morale fit perfectly with our team culture. We see him as a key building block for our future defensive line.".

Hamilton himself also expressed his motivation in initial interviews: "I'm thrilled to be part of this great organization. I'm ready to work my bxxx of for the Cowboys.".

Cowboys fans can look forward to a player who not only performs on the field, but also wants to be a role model off it.
Templer summed it up aptly: "We believe Erich will be considered a real winner not only today, but also in five years.".

Dallas enters the new season with a clear plan and plenty of confidence – led by a first-round pick who has the potential to dominate the NFC East.

GO COWBOYS

QB Mike Snyder (IND) goes #1 overall!

NEW YORK -- The Indianapolis Colts drafted Mike Snyder #1 overall in the 2057 draft. The 6' 0" QB fits the team's needs perfectly. Said Colts general manager: "It's up to us to develop him and get good players around him."

"The great thing about the game of football is, it's a team game," Snyder said on a conference call. "I'm just going to be one piece of the puzzle."

Cowboys before the WWPF Draft: Between hopes, construction work, and Simon Templer's poker face

NURMBERG, Germany -- August 1, 2057

As every year, the Cowboys are in the spotlight of the WWPF world when the first pick of the draft takes place in a few hours. While the lights come on overseas and Commissioner Darrenzen prepares to announce the first name, things are already bubbling up in Nuremberg.
The phones at Cowboys headquarters are ringing off the hook – because WWPF's Team is on the hunt.

Between aspiration and reality
After a disappointing 2056 season, which again ended with an early playoff exit, the pressure on owner Simon Templer is growing.
The team appeared talented but unbalanced – spectacular in the regular season, weak when it counted.
The offensive line is visibly aging, the pass rush aside, was toothless at times, and Calvin O'Malley once again proved himself not to be a franchise savior, but a solid but limited quarterback.

The maker of the Dallas Cowboys’ logo has died

The man behind a famous star has passed away.

Jack Eskridge designed the Dallas Cowboys’ team logo after joining the team in 1959, a year before its first season kicked off. His blue star with the white highlight graces every Cowboy’s helmet to this day.

Eskridge was 89 when he died near his home at a hospital outside Kansas City, the Dallas Cowboys’ website reported.

He wasn’t from the Lone Star State, though he liked Texas enough to live there twice in his life for a total of 23 years – the first time to work for the Cowboys, the second to teach school, according to his obituary.

He was once a professional basketball – not football – player.

Eskridge played for the Chicago Stags and the Indianapolis Jets before joining the University of Kansas as assistant coach, where he helped recruit basketball superstar Wilt Chamberlain, his obit said.

Iconic Cowboys coach Tom Landry hired him as an equipment manager. When the team needed a logo, Eskridge made one out of the lone star.

It has endured.

Eskridge passed away Monday, February 11, 2013.

God rest his soul.

Source reference
Ben Brumfield CNN Sports, March 7, 2013

Motion in the NFC East

Surprisingly, the media announced that the New York Giants had found a new owner in DWK.

The Cowboys HQ and the fans are turning their attention to the East Coast.
Is there a new sheriff in town?

Nah, says Cowboys owner Simon Templer, winking: “We’ll see, we’ll see”…

Moore and Nox Mock Draft

Pick 1: Indianapolis Colts
Larry Moore: Mike Snyder - QB
Known for being a bit of a joker in the locker room. but in the good way, everyone smiles when asked about him. He will never throw someone else under the bus to save himself. Plays with intelligence. Anticipates well, and hits the the target. Has a cannon for an arm. This guy is available. This guy fills a need. They have to take him. It makes so much sense.

Jim Nox: Robert Shannon - C
This kid is not afraid to work hard. Known for being a bit of a joker in the locker room. but in the good way, everyone smiles when asked about him. He wants to win! Not the strongest we have seen, but definitely strong enough to hold his own. Excellent in the running game. What I love about him is how polished he is when pass blocking. The young man should have no trouble transitioning to the pro game. They should not be afraid to fill a need here. He will start day one. Quality pick right here.

Pick 2: Cincinnati Bengals
Larry Moore: David French - QB
Teammates gravitate toward him, they follow his lead. Coaches love that about him. Known among his teammates as a hard worker. He plays well with others. He understands there is a reason for each assignment on every play. He reads defenses like a veteran. Trusts his own accuracy, and is rarely disappointed. Delivers with zip. A player that fits their needs. The promise of a future star. This will be great for the franchise.

Jim Nox: Mike Snyder - QB
Known for being a bit of a joker in the locker room. but in the good way, everyone smiles when asked about him. Once you have forged a bond with this kid, he will stand by you to hell and back. He trusts what he sees, and what he sees is mostly right. Deep out? No problem! Backshoulder fade? No problem! There is not a throw in the book this kid does not master. Has a cannon for an arm. The stars align for them to get him here. Just what they need. Blue-chip player with great upside. Hard to botch this pick.

Pick 3: New Orleans Saints
Larry Moore: Mathew Vargas - CB
Speed means you will always get an opportunity. This kid will always get an opportunity. He has a well developed tackling technique. He is alert and makes smart decisions to developments in the play. People always say you should not prioritize needs over quality. That is not an issue here, they get to have their cake and eat it too.

Jim Nox: Mathew Vargas - CB
He is so fast. Get him. Put him on the WR1 every week. He will run with the best of them. He has been trained well, and it shows in the way he tackles. great technique. He is a smart kid, and it shows when he plays. They will be running to the podium for this one.

Pick 4: Chicago Bears
Larry Moore: Michael Sayers - C
He will never throw someone else under the bus to save himself. Even though this is a youngster right out of college, he is strong like a grown man. This is a guy who is already a pretty good blocker in the run game. This is a kid who can step right in and pass block like a pro. This is one of the most valuable skills a college kid can have. He fills a hole at the position. Blue-chip player. Will fit right in and start right away. Love it.

Jim Nox: Michael Sayers - C
Once you have forged a bond with this kid, he will stand by you to hell and back. With the amount this youngster can already benchpres, he will only ever have to focus on improving technique. This kid is already a pretty good blocker in the running game. He will only get better as he refines his technique. This is a kid who can step right in and pass block like a pro. This is one of the most valuable skills a college kid can have. It is all about fit here. Is there a guy at a position of need, worthy of a pick this high? The answer, obviously, is 'heck yeah'.

Pick 5: Philadelphia Eagles
Larry Moore: Jason Buckner - QB
Here you have a kid who puts in the work to succeed. He is fundamentally a good kid. You rarely see him commit stupid penalties. He will never throw someone else under the bus to save himself. Plays with decent intelligence. Will make tight throws. Zips the ball around out there. People always say you should not prioritize needs over quality. That is not an issue here, they get to have their cake and eat it too.

Jim Nox: David French - QB
Teammates gravitate toward him, they follow his lead. Coaches love that about him. Here you have a kid who puts in the work to succeed. Teammates love him. All he cares about is the team. He helps everyone succeed. His understanding of the game is phenomenal. He always gives the receiver a chance to make the play. His arm is good, but not great... yet! Take the blue-chip player. Do not worry about sexier picks. He fits what you need and the quality is there.

Pick 6: Miami Dolphins
Larry Moore: Jeffery Starr - T
Here is a kid who no one doubts will put in the work. This is the kind of kid you want to promote the game. Well behaved, loves the game, and respectful. Known among his teammates as a bit of a goofball, but never in a bad way. The kind that keeps spirits high even when a season goes south. With the amount this youngster can already benchpres, he will only ever have to focus on improving technique. This kid is already an excellent blocker in the running game. That is something that draws the attention of coaches. He pass blocks with great leverage, balance and technique. Great player. Great fit. Great pick.

Jim Nox: Patrick Murry - LB
Knows what it takes to achieve success at any level. Sportsmanship, love of the sport and respect, is what you get with him. Wraps up well on tackles. Strong enough to come of the edge in the pros. Amazing speed for the position. Defensive coordinators dream about having this speed coming of the edge. Already has a big fanbase of his own. He will be an asset to the franchise.

Pick 7: New York Giants
Larry Moore: Patrick Murry - LB
This kid puts in the work. This is the kind of kid you want to promote the game. Well behaved, loves the game, and respectful. You will see him make a lot of tackles. He has sufficient strength to not get bulllied on run plays. You better have some athletic offensive linemen if you hope to block this kid. Lightning fast first step and amazing closing speed. he will be a terror for Quarterbacks for years to come. They gotta be happy to get this guy. Such a talent and he fits their needs. I would imagine the war room is celebrating when they make this pick.

Jim Nox: Jeffery Starr - T
Due to his work ethic, this kid is very coachable. This is the kind of kid you want to promote the game. Well behaved, loves the game, and respectful. Liked by coaches and teammates. This is a young man who, in terms of strength, can go toe to toe with the biggest defensive linemen. Excellent in the running game. Needless to say his pass blocking skills appeal to a lot of teams. Rarely do a guy who can immediately hold off the best pro passrushers come out. They need players at the position, and good ones at that. He fits the bill, he is worth the pick. End of story.

Pick 8: Denver Broncos
Larry Moore: Walter Boggs - CB
Every team values leadership, someone to lead by example, this is the guy. Here you have a kid who puts in the work to succeed. Teammates love him. All he cares about is the team. He helps everyone succeed. Speed means you will always get an opportunity. This kid will always get an opportunity. Consistently takes down ball carrier on tackles. They need him now. Well yesterday actually. They will love him tomorrow. They will revere him by the end of his career.

Jim Nox: Christopher Stein - WR
This guy understands what it means to be a pro. He is driven by the love of the sport. He takes care of his teammates. Most everyone who ever played with him, counts him as their friend. Guys with hands like him are a quarterback's best friend. He will make you look good regardless of how bad you throw. This kid is a deep threat if there ever was one. Defenders can never let him out of their sight. Good understanding of the game, and what is required of each position. It is all about fit here. Is there a guy at a position of need, worthy of a pick this high? The answer, obviously, is 'heck yeah'.

Pick 9: Jacksonville Jaguars
Larry Moore: Robert Shannon - C
Here is a kid who no one doubts will put in the work. Known among his teammates as a bit of a goofball, but never in a bad way. The kind that keeps spirits high even when a season goes south. He wants to win! Strong enough to play with the pros. I love his ability to run block, and so do coaches. He is already elite in that respect and will make a great addition in the run game. This is definitely something that pushes his value up. Pass blocks like a pro. Keeps his balance and turns defenders deep. Fits the bill, great quality pick, and fills a soft spot on the roster. They should have no qualms here, run to the podium and get your man.

Jim Nox: Walter Boggs - CB
Intangibles, leadership, what's not to love? The guy has his head on straight. I want this kid on my team. He understands his role on the field, and how it fits in with what everyone else is doing. With speed like his, he is set up to be one of the best at his position. Tackles with nice fundamentals. People usually go down. It is not often that the talent available fits perfectly with what you need. When it does, it makes for a win-win situation. This young man is going to be put in a position to succeed.

Pick 10: San Diego Chargers
Larry Moore: Christopher Stein - WR
His college coaches talk highly of his work ethic. He is fundamentally a good kid. You rarely see him commit stupid penalties. The guy has gets along with everyone. Coaches love his ability to catch the ball. Soon everyone will know why. Big plays is what you get with this kid. That speed will make for incredible highlights. Very coachable. He can do what they want. He will deliver results early. He fits a need. End of story.

Jim Nox: Melvin Ryan - WR
Known for showing up early and staying late. Respected for his good behavior on the field. Liked by coaches and teammates. This is a kid who will catch the ball in double coverage with both hands tied on his back. Few players will beat him in the forty. Pretty smart. Do not fret. You need him, fans love him. Surefire pick.

Free Agency Round 5: Round Up

10 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was David Raley. The DE out of New Mexico State signed a contract of Carolina Panthers with 1 year, $1,500,000.

National West was the most active division with a total of 3 signings.

Carolina Panthers was the most active signing a total of 2 player(s).

The biggest spender was San Francisco 49ers who signed 2 player(s) for a total of $8,892,600.

Free Agency Round 4: Round Up

9 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Jacob Wong. The RB out of Boise State signed a contract of Tampa Bay Buccaneers with 2 years, $10,000,000.

National North was the most active division with a total of 2 signings.

New York Jets was the most active signing a total of 2 player(s).

The biggest spender was New York Jets who signed 2 player(s) for a total of $12,999,999.

Free Agency Round 3: Round Up

17 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Michael Hills. The G out of Virginia Tech signed a contract of Cleveland Browns with 5 years, $55,100,000.

National North was the most active division with a total of 4 signings.

Minnesota Vikings was the most active signing a total of 2 player(s).

The biggest spender was New York Giants who signed 1 player(s) for a total of $19,100,000.

LB Edward Wynn (NYG) signs large free agent deal!

NEW YORK -- Edward Wynn, one of the league's top LBs and top free-agent prize agreed to a 3 year contract worth $19,100,000 to play for the New York Giants.

Cowboys 2057

After participating in the 2056 playoffs, several key players left the successful team.
Owner Simon Templer was unable to retain them long-term.
"Many players have completely unrealistic expectations regarding their salaries, but the Cowboys resources are limited."

Fans still hope that the Cowboys will be back in the playoff tree in 2057.

GO COWBOYS!

Free Agency Round 2: Round Up

5 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Norman Montes. The T out of Texas signed a contract of Tampa Bay Buccaneers with 4 years, $24,000,000.

National South was the most active division with a total of 3 signings.

Carolina Panthers was the most active signing a total of 2 player(s).

The biggest spender was New York Jets who signed 1 player(s) for a total of $7,789,987.

Free Agency Round 1: Round Up

10 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Thomas Mosier. The CB out of Michigan signed a contract of Miami Dolphins with 3 years, $30,000,000.

National South was the most active division with a total of 5 signings.

Carolina Panthers was the most active signing a total of 2 player(s).

The biggest spender was Tampa Bay Buccaneers who signed 2 player(s) for a total of $20,000,000.

Offseason Team Needs with Jeremy Piper

With a new offseason under way, some rosters are in good shape. However, other teams have big needs to address this offseason. Your always trusty Jeremy Piper here brings you a quick glance at the teams with work to do. Whether they fill their needs in the draft or with veterans in free agency remains to be seen.

Here we go:
Green Bay Packers: CB LB DT SS
Chicago Bears: C TE CB DE
Detroit Lions: G T CB LB SS
Minnesota Vikings: T TE CB LB DT FS
Carolina Panthers: DT SS
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: T C WR LB DT
Atlanta Falcons: TE WR CB DT DE
New Orleans Saints: RB TE CB DE
Philadelphia Eagles: QB DE
New York Giants: QB T LB DT DE
Dallas Cowboys: G TE WR CB DT DE
Washington Commanders: TE WR CB LB
San Francisco 49ers: SS
Arizona Cardinals: WR LB
Los Angeles Rams: TE WR LB DT FS SS
Seattle Seahawks: LB
Baltimore Ravens: T DT DE
Cincinnati Bengals: QB G CB LB DT
Pittsburgh Steelers: WR CB LB
Cleveland Browns: WR DE
Jacksonville Jaguars: G T C CB LB DT FS
Tennessee Titans: CB DT
Indianapolis Colts: C LB
Houston Texans: QB T DT
Buffalo Bills: WR DE
New England Patriots: T LB DT FS
New York Jets: CB LB FS SS
Miami Dolphins: CB
Denver Broncos: QB T WR CB LB DE
Kansas City Chiefs: RB WR CB LB DT
Oakland Raiders: G T WR LB DT DE SS
San Diego Chargers: G TE WR LB DT DE FS

David Clough staying with Green Bay Packers

The Los Angeles Rams tried to pry David Clough away from Packers to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Clough publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Packers as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.

Donald Damron staying with San Francisco 49ers

The Detroit Lions tried to pry Donald Damron away from 49ers to fill the position as their new DL Coach. However, Damron publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with 49ers as their DL Coach for the coming season.

Donald Teague staying with Tampa Bay Buccaneers

The Washington Commanders tried to pry Donald Teague away from Buccaneers to fill the position as their new DL Coach. However, Teague publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Buccaneers as their DL Coach for the coming season.

Raymond Wagner staying with Tampa Bay Buccaneers

The Washington Commanders tried to pry Raymond Wagner away from Buccaneers to fill the position as their new OL Coach. However, Wagner publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Buccaneers as their OL Coach for the coming season.

Arizona Cardinals sign coach Randall Shields

The Cardinals have announced that they have signed Randall Shields as their new QB Coach. He will get a 7 year contract worth 1.5 million per year with the Cardinals.

Norman Mattox staying with Jacksonville Jaguars

The Baltimore Ravens tried to pry Norman Mattox away from Jaguars to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Mattox publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Jaguars as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.

David Clough staying with Green Bay Packers

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers tried to pry David Clough away from Packers to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Clough publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Packers as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.

Fred Myers staying with New Orleans Saints

The Washington Commanders tried to pry Fred Myers away from Saints to fill the position as their new Offensive Coordinator. However, Myers publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Saints as their Offensive Coordinator for the coming season.

Philadelphia Eagles sign coach Ricardo Warner

The Eagles have announced that they have signed Ricardo Warner as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 3.5 million per year with the Eagles.

Pittsburgh Steelers hire Paul Bravo away from the Atlanta Falcons

The Steelers have announced that they have signed Paul Bravo as their new Head Coach. Bravo was previously working for Falcons as Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 2 year contract worth 6 million per year with the Steelers.

Seattle Seahawks sign coach Theodore Culbertson

The Seahawks have announced that they have signed Theodore Culbertson as their new Head Coach. He will get a 4 year contract worth 7 million per year with the Seahawks.

Douglas Hayes staying with Indianapolis Colts

The San Diego Chargers tried to pry Douglas Hayes away from Colts to fill the position as their new QB Coach. However, Hayes publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Colts as their QB Coach for the coming season.

Seattle Seahawks sign coach Charles Lentz

The Seahawks have announced that they have signed Charles Lentz as their new Head Trainer. He will get a 4 year contract worth 1.5 million per year with the Seahawks.

Norman Mattox staying with Jacksonville Jaguars

The Philadelphia Eagles tried to pry Norman Mattox away from Jaguars to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Mattox publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Jaguars as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.

Fred Myers staying with New Orleans Saints

The Philadelphia Eagles tried to pry Fred Myers away from Saints to fill the position as their new Offensive Coordinator. However, Myers publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Saints as their Offensive Coordinator for the coming season.

Jerold Adams staying with Denver Broncos

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers tried to pry Jerold Adams away from Broncos to fill the position as their new Offensive Coordinator. However, Adams publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Broncos as their Offensive Coordinator for the coming season.

Carolina Panthers sign coach Rusty Adams

The Panthers have announced that they have signed Rusty Adams as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 7 year contract worth 7.5 million per year with the Panthers.

Joseph Matteson staying with Cincinnati Bengals

The Seattle Seahawks tried to pry Joseph Matteson away from Bengals to fill the position as their new Head Coach. However, Matteson publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Bengals as their Offensive Coordinator for the coming season.

Dallas Cowboys hire Royce Sweeney away from Commanders

The Cowboys have announced that they have signed Royce Sweeney as their new Head Coach. Sweeney was previously working for Commanders as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 7.5 million per year with the Cowboys.

Daniel Vernon staying with New York Giants

The Minnesota Vikings tried to pry Daniel Vernon away from Giants to fill the position as their new Head Coach. However, Vernon publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Giants as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.

The Buccaneers move on without Alan Blankenship - RB.

The Alan Blankenship year veteran RB will be looking for a new team. In his career he has compiled a CV with 1893 att, 9831 yds, 109 TD, 81 rec, 880 yds, 8 TD. It remains to be seen if he can bargain that into a new contract elsewhere.

Draft Order: Indianapolis Colts own first overall.

Pick 1: Indianapolis Colts
Pick 2: Cincinnati Bengals
Pick 3: New Orleans Saints
Pick 4: Chicago Bears
Pick 5: Philadelphia Eagles
Pick 6: Miami Dolphins (from Minnesota Vikings)
Pick 7: New York Giants
Pick 8: Denver Broncos
Pick 9: Jacksonville Jaguars
Pick 10: San Diego Chargers
Pick 11: Seattle Seahawks
Pick 12: Buffalo Bills
Pick 13: New York Jets
Pick 14: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Pick 15: Detroit Lions
Pick 16: Washington Commanders
Pick 17: Kansas City Chiefs
Pick 18: Baltimore Ravens
Pick 19: Cleveland Browns
Pick 20: Houston Texans (from Arizona Cardinals)
Pick 21: San Francisco 49ers
Pick 22: Houston Texans
Pick 23: Dallas Cowboys
Pick 24: Oakland Raiders
Pick 25: Green Bay Packers
Pick 26: Miami Dolphins
Pick 27: Atlanta Falcons
Pick 28: New England Patriots
Pick 29: Los Angeles Rams
Pick 30: New York Jets (from Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pick 31: Tennessee Titans
Pick 32: Carolina Panthers

Coaching Carousel Predictions.

The offseason is upon us and that means teams are shaking up their coaching staffs. This means that we get to take our annual look at coordinators who could make the leap to become head coaches, and the teams who are likely to poach them.

The prime candidates identified by our experts are:
John Caudill - Defensive Coordinator - Oakland Raiders
David Clough - Defensive Coordinator - Green Bay Packers
Charles Webster - Defensive Coordinator - Pittsburgh Steelers
Royce Sweeney - Defensive Coordinator - Washington Commanders
David Lattimore - Offensive Coordinator - San Francisco 49ers
Jerold Adams - Offensive Coordinator - Denver Broncos

As always, we are prone to wild speculations, so we asked our in-house experts to do a little matchmaking between candidates and teams. Here is what they came up with:

Mary Moore:
David Lattimore leaves the 49ers to become the head coach for the Philadelphia Eagles.

Darren Francis:
I think the Steelers lose Charles Webster and I see him heading to Los Angeles Rams.

Jim Nox:
The Commanders cannot hold on to Royce Sweeney. I would like to see him coach the Dallas Cowboys.

Jeremy Piper:
David Clough is certainly on the move. That means Packers will need a new coordinator. As for where Clough ends up? Well, I think San Diego Chargers is a good bet.

Contract Updates

The following players have unlocked bonuses in their contracts based on their performance last season:
Steven Hood - FS (Green Bay Packers) unlocked a 15% bonus for Tackles (Target: 90 / Accomplished: 100).
Raul Coates - DE (Carolina Panthers) unlocked a 5% bonus for winning the championship.
Gerald Guyton - T (Carolina Panthers) unlocked a 5% bonus for winning the championship.
Cecil Powell - LB (Carolina Panthers) unlocked a 5% bonus for winning the championship.
Gerardo Chavarria - TE (Carolina Panthers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Catches (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 2).
Gerardo Chavarria - TE (Carolina Panthers) unlocked a 5% bonus for winning the championship.
Gerardo Chavarria - TE (Carolina Panthers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 6).
Mike Sullivan - DT (Carolina Panthers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 10).
Mike Sullivan - DT (Carolina Panthers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Tackles (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 11).
Jorge Lewis - CB (Carolina Panthers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Sacks (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 3).
Adam Van - LB (Carolina Panthers) unlocked a 5% bonus for winning the championship.
Adam Van - LB (Carolina Panthers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Tackles (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 22).
Alonzo Yazzie - DT (Atlanta Falcons) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 16).
Albert Shull - QB (Atlanta Falcons) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 16 / Accomplished: 16).
Hubert Hopkins - CB (Atlanta Falcons) unlocked a 5% bonus for Tackles (Target: 40 / Accomplished: 57).
Gabriel Taylor - WR (Atlanta Falcons) unlocked a 10% bonus for Receiving TDs (Target: 5 / Accomplished: 7).
Johnny Couture - WR (New Orleans Saints) unlocked a 10% bonus for Catches (Target: 40 / Accomplished: 71).
William Humphrey - T (New Orleans Saints) unlocked a 5% bonus for Pancakes (Target: 20 / Accomplished: 84).
Reid Metcalf - CB (Philadelphia Eagles) unlocked a 10% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 15).
Sam Major - LB (Philadelphia Eagles) unlocked a 10% bonus for Sacks (Target: 5 / Accomplished: 12).
Osvaldo Mckee - QB (Philadelphia Eagles) unlocked a 10% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 15).
Michael Mcintosh - T (Philadelphia Eagles) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 16).
Daniel Naquin - T (New York Giants) unlocked a 10% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 16).
Robert Wright - TE (New York Giants) unlocked a 10% bonus for Receiving TDs (Target: 5 / Accomplished: 5).
Ian Braxton - G (New York Giants) unlocked a 5% bonus for Pancakes (Target: 20 / Accomplished: 23).
Ike Spencer - DE (Dallas Cowboys) unlocked a 20% bonus for Sacks (Target: 6 / Accomplished: 6).
Marvin Miller - FB (Dallas Cowboys) unlocked a 10% bonus for Pancakes (Target: 18 / Accomplished: 41).
Wilmer Alvarez - WR (Baltimore Ravens) unlocked a 5% bonus for Catches (Target: 40 / Accomplished: 105).
Henry Joiner - FS (Baltimore Ravens) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 16).
William Pike - FS (Baltimore Ravens) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 8).
Benjamin Culp - WR (Baltimore Ravens) unlocked a 5% bonus for Receiving TDs (Target: 5 / Accomplished: 17).
Joe Graves - FS (Cincinnati Bengals) unlocked a 10% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 8).
Ralph Whitfield - SS (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Interceptions (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 1).
Bud Negrete - CB (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 3).
Bud Negrete - CB (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Sacks (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 1).
Kaleb Stine - CB (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Interceptions (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 2).
Todd Lemaster - TE (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 3).
Roger Simmons - WR (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Receiving TDs (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 10).
Roger Simmons - WR (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Catches (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 77).
Roger Simmons - WR (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 6).
Harold Bernier - CB (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Tackles (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 44).
Harold Bernier - CB (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Interceptions (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 3).
Harold Bernier - CB (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 14).
Robert Gandy - G (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 7).
Robert Gandy - G (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Pancakes (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 23).
Bruce Ricks - DE (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Tackles (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 21).
Bruce Ricks - DE (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Sacks (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 11).
Bruce Ricks - DE (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 16).
Kristopher Lewis - CB (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 2).
Kristopher Lewis - CB (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Tackles (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 11).
Jody Landon - WR (Tennessee Titans) unlocked a 5% bonus for Catches (Target: 60 / Accomplished: 81).
Michael Wills - LB (Tennessee Titans) unlocked a 5% bonus for Tackles (Target: 20 / Accomplished: 24).
Leon Prosser - DE (Houston Texans) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 16).
William Cardenas - FS (Buffalo Bills) unlocked a 10% bonus for Tackles (Target: 40 / Accomplished: 56).
William Ayala - T (Buffalo Bills) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 16).
John Ruby - T (Buffalo Bills) unlocked a 5% bonus for Pancakes (Target: 20 / Accomplished: 117).
Jeremiah Tijerina - WR (New England Patriots) unlocked a 10% bonus for Receiving TDs (Target: 10 / Accomplished: 11).
Cole Stallworth - C (New England Patriots) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 16 / Accomplished: 16).
Cole Stallworth - C (New England Patriots) unlocked a 5% bonus for Pancakes (Target: 50 / Accomplished: 66).
Craig Howard - CB (New England Patriots) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 16 / Accomplished: 16).
Randy Dayton - DT (New York Jets) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 15 / Accomplished: 16).
Randy Dayton - DT (New York Jets) unlocked a 10% bonus for Sacks (Target: 10 / Accomplished: 14).
Michael Alvarez - LB (Kansas City Chiefs) unlocked a 10% bonus for Tackles (Target: 40 / Accomplished: 111).
Jackson Hill - TE (Kansas City Chiefs) unlocked a 5% bonus for Catches (Target: 40 / Accomplished: 72).

Players Holding Out

The following players want a new contract, and have announced their intention to hold out:
Reyes Levin - DT (Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
Kenneth Sparkman - TE (San Francisco 49ers)
Allen Kelly - CB (Cleveland Browns)
Lance Jude - T (Indianapolis Colts)

To Marcus Whitten - QB, the past is the past.

Marcus Whitten is a great story, having worked his way out of a troubled youth. To many, Whitten is becoming a posterboy for the league's ability to help talented young men rehabilitate themselves through sports.

Roderick Free has retired from coaching

Roderick Free has announced his decision to retire from coaching. He will pursue a career in broadcasting.

Mark Beltran has retired from coaching

Mark Beltran has announced his decision to retire from coaching. Rumours have it he is heading to politics.

Bryon Franz leaves for new league!

Bryon Franz has announced he is taking the position as the head coach of a yet undisclosed team in a different league. .

Mark Nielsen has retired from coaching

Mark Nielsen has announced his decision to retire from coaching. He will be starting a training facility and scouting service.

Noah Prieto has retired from coaching

Noah Prieto has announced his decision to retire from coaching. It is assumed he will take a job in the private sector.

Gerald Price has retired from coaching

Gerald Price has announced his decision to retire from coaching. He will pursue a career in broadcasting.

Kendall Horn has retired from coaching

Kendall Horn has announced his decision to retire from coaching. He will pursue a career in broadcasting.

Wilton Andrews has retired from coaching

Wilton Andrews has announced his decision to retire from coaching. He will pursue a career in broadcasting.

Active Player Retirements

Detroit Lions:
LB Thomas Mazza (14 seasons) 891 Tck, 36 Sck, 12 Int, 1 Blk FG, 1 Sfty, 17 FF, 4 FR

Atlanta Falcons:
WR Cruz Roy (11 seasons) 739 rec, 10300 yds, 82 TD

New Orleans Saints:
RB Arthur Rodriguez (9 seasons) 835 att, 3268 yds, 58 TD, 278 rec, 1781 yds, 10 TD

Philadelphia Eagles:
RB Raymond Mayers (13 seasons) 2791 att, 11478 yds, 78 TD, 308 rec, 1994 yds, 7 TD
C Randall Dominguez (11 seasons) 369 Pancakes

New York Giants:
C Charles Ramsay (10 seasons) 505 Pancakes

Los Angeles Rams:
RB Fred Robertson (11 seasons) 382 att, 1906 yds, 37 TD, 43 rec, 553 yds, 4 TD

Baltimore Ravens:
TE Sung Nathan (9 seasons) 238 rec, 2001 yds, 17 TD
DE Marcellus Maguire (11 seasons) 93 Tck, 35 Sck, 6 FF, 2 FR
LB Michael Pantoja (9 seasons) 1089 Tck, 43 Sck, 6 Int, 1 Sfty, 16 FF, 5 FR

Cincinnati Bengals:
RB Jonathan Conn (12 seasons) 2677 att, 11121 yds, 52 TD, 442 rec, 2899 yds, 6 TD
LB Walter Morgan (9 seasons) 1036 Tck, 30 Sck, 4 Int, 1 Def TD, 2 Sfty, 42 FF, 21 FR

Pittsburgh Steelers:
DE Michael Perry (10 seasons) 163 Tck, 74 Sck, 14 FF, 9 FR
LB Humberto Stegall (10 seasons) 444 Tck, 9 Sck, 3 Int, 15 FF, 3 FR

Cleveland Browns:
T Christoper Novak (11 seasons) 779 Pancakes
G Harold Locklear (12 seasons) 631 Pancakes

Indianapolis Colts:
G Sebastian Oh (13 seasons) 174 Pancakes

New England Patriots:
RB Robert Copley (8 seasons) 814 att, 4279 yds, 45 TD, 9 rec, 94 yds, 1 TD
FB Matthew Moulton (9 seasons) 83 att, 414 yds, 31 TD, 7 rec, 64 yds, 1 TD

New York Jets:
P Chris Hall (12 seasons) 35195 yards, 331 inside 20

Kansas City Chiefs:
RB Louie Lee (9 seasons) 1109 att, 5666 yds, 54 TD, 180 rec, 1502 yds, 11 TD
K Marcus Scully (11 seasons) 248/308 FG

Oakland Raiders:
QB Sean Sparks (9 seasons) 974/1459, 11621 yds, 96 TD
RB Keith Reynolds (8 seasons) 315 att, 1757 yds, 21 TD, 6 rec, 96 yds, 0 TD

Notable free agent retirements

QB:
Ronald Rice (9 seasons pro) 965/1488, 13282 yds, 106 TD
Buford Garrison (8 seasons pro) 366/581, 4138 yds, 27 TD
Julian Mckinney (6 seasons pro) 212/340, 2643 yds, 16 TD
David St. Clair (7 seasons pro) 19/39, 239 yds, 2 TD

RB:
Terrell Bryant (10 seasons pro) 1971 att, 9962 yds, 121 TD, 144 rec, 2314 yds, 13 TD
Matthew Tan (12 seasons pro) 1384 att, 5948 yds, 16 TD, 83 rec, 636 yds, 3 TD
Nicholas Stock (12 seasons pro) 1448 att, 7185 yds, 35 TD, 102 rec, 653 yds, 2 TD
Evan Costa (12 seasons pro) 617 att, 2827 yds, 38 TD, 79 rec, 805 yds, 3 TD
Michael Lenz (11 seasons pro) 429 att, 2420 yds, 31 TD, 112 rec, 1076 yds, 4 TD
Gerardo Colby (10 seasons pro) 286 att, 1613 yds, 11 TD, 47 rec, 548 yds, 1 TD

G:
Joseph Barnes (13 seasons pro) 661 Pancakes
Steven Schultz (12 seasons pro) 274 Pancakes
John South (9 seasons pro) 196 Pancakes
Arthur Morse (12 seasons pro) 32 Pancakes

T:
Donald Hernandez (11 seasons pro) 522 Pancakes
Robert Otis (10 seasons pro) 262 Pancakes
James Southerland (12 seasons pro) 294 Pancakes
Donald Mobley (11 seasons pro) 535 Pancakes
Derrick Humphrey (9 seasons pro) 241 Pancakes
Donald Mcnulty (8 seasons pro) 28 Pancakes

C:
Salvatore Akin (12 seasons pro) 326 Pancakes
John Mckinley (11 seasons pro) 254 Pancakes
Sanford Schmidt (11 seasons pro) 250 Pancakes
Harold Martin (10 seasons pro) 24 Pancakes

TE:
Brian Lopez (12 seasons pro) 658 rec, 6516 yds, 47 TD
Josiah Montano (14 seasons pro) 589 rec, 4873 yds, 22 TD
Willard Troutman (12 seasons pro) 154 rec, 1108 yds, 7 TD
William Sutton (13 seasons pro) 316 rec, 2297 yds, 14 TD
George Matthews (13 seasons pro) 187 rec, 1694 yds, 19 TD
Toney Mueller (7 seasons pro) 61 rec, 520 yds, 3 TD

WR:
Robert Goodwin (16 seasons pro) 1151 rec, 13756 yds, 85 TD
Dennis Bowman (13 seasons pro) 764 rec, 10451 yds, 91 TD
Benjamin Brown (12 seasons pro) 559 rec, 9642 yds, 79 TD
Thomas Giroux (13 seasons pro) 848 rec, 12166 yds, 98 TD
Ellis Wright (12 seasons pro) 498 rec, 7649 yds, 68 TD
Henry Frazier (11 seasons pro) 375 rec, 4297 yds, 22 TD
Darwin Woo (11 seasons pro) 458 rec, 5406 yds, 40 TD
Arthur Burton (14 seasons pro) 334 rec, 5666 yds, 56 TD
Glen Stein (10 seasons pro) 80 rec, 640 yds, 5 TD
Richard Sullivan (12 seasons pro) 104 rec, 2382 yds, 22 TD
Kelly Roberts (7 seasons pro) 83 rec, 1077 yds, 7 TD

CB:
John Hayward (13 seasons pro) 789 Tck, 9 Sck, 27 Int, 2 Def TD, 8 FF, 3 FR
Benedict Barclay (12 seasons pro) 377 Tck, 2 Sck, 8 Int, 1 Def TD, 3 FF, 3 FR
Frank Limon (11 seasons pro) 267 Tck, 3 Int, 1 Blk FG, 5 FF, 3 FR
Scott Riley (13 seasons pro) 238 Tck, 10 Sck, 12 Int, 2 Def TD, 3 FF, 2 FR
Oren Thompson (12 seasons pro) 172 Tck, 3 Sck, 4 Int, 2 FF, 1 FR
Thomas Cook (5 seasons pro) 28 Tck, 1 Sck, 1 FF
Richard Sacco (5 seasons pro) 2 Tck

LB:
Bruce Dahl (17 seasons pro) 1471 Tck, 27 Sck, 8 Int, 2 Def TD, 23 FF, 6 FR
Elton Vickers (13 seasons pro) 1304 Tck, 29 Sck, 10 Int, 3 Def TD, 1 Blk FG, 1 Sfty, 26 FF, 6 FR
Dale Lilley (15 seasons pro) 1054 Tck, 36 Sck, 10 Int, 2 Def TD, 11 FF, 4 FR
David Sharp (14 seasons pro) 762 Tck, 10 Sck, 9 Int, 6 FF, 3 FR
Richard Potts (13 seasons pro) 747 Tck, 25 Sck, 7 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 Sfty, 5 FF, 2 FR
Thomas Kinney (11 seasons pro) 444 Tck, 15 Sck, 18 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 Sfty, 5 FF, 5 FR
Eric Vargas (12 seasons pro) 455 Tck, 11 Sck, 6 Int, 1 Def TD, 6 FF, 2 FR
Jerold Seal (13 seasons pro) 296 Tck, 8 Sck, 1 Int, 3 FF, 1 FR

DT:
Carmen Burdette (13 seasons pro) 149 Tck, 16 Sck, 1 FF
Albert Saucedo (12 seasons pro) 109 Tck, 7 Sck, 1 FF
Vincent Rash (9 seasons pro) 76 Tck, 8 Sck, 1 FF
Brian Green (11 seasons pro) 139 Tck, 25 Sck, 1 Sfty, 7 FF, 2 FR

DE:
George Wood (11 seasons pro) 172 Tck, 38 Sck, 6 FF, 2 FR
Kristofer Staton (12 seasons pro) 95 Tck, 19 Sck, 1 Def TD, 1 Sfty, 4 FF, 3 FR
Chad Tidwell (13 seasons pro) 125 Tck, 14 Sck, 1 FF, 1 FR
Larry Rosario (11 seasons pro) 97 Tck, 16 Sck, 4 FF
James Lozano (12 seasons pro) 77 Tck, 22 Sck, 3 FF, 2 FR
Ahmad Alexander (10 seasons pro) 42 Tck, 12 Sck, 2 FF, 2 FR

FS:
Charles Oliver (13 seasons pro) 585 Tck, 12 Sck, 29 Int, 4 Def TD, 6 FF, 1 FR
Donald Hammond (11 seasons pro) 317 Tck, 2 Sck, 10 Int, 3 Def TD, 4 FF, 2 FR
Willie Langley (15 seasons pro) 177 Tck, 2 Sck, 8 Int, 2 FF, 1 FR
Delbert Esposito (10 seasons pro) 210 Tck, 6 Sck, 3 Int, 1 Def TD, 8 FF, 4 FR
Jerry Haas (8 seasons pro) 11 Tck, 1 Sck, 1 FF, 1 FR

SS:
Jason Ontiveros (12 seasons pro) 774 Tck, 30 Sck, 8 Int, 4 Def TD, 9 FF, 8 FR
Michael Magee (10 seasons pro) 703 Tck, 13 Sck, 7 Int, 3 FF, 2 FR
Darnell Munoz (11 seasons pro) 554 Tck, 20 Sck, 7 Int, 1 Def TD, 11 FF, 1 FR
Barry Long (12 seasons pro) 356 Tck, 11 Sck, 7 Int, 5 FF, 1 FR
Michael Rupert (11 seasons pro) 279 Tck, 4 Sck, 1 Int, 4 FF

K:
Brandon Bell (11 seasons pro) 190/229 FG
Josh Moreland (11 seasons pro) 273/307 FG
Alan Robertson (14 seasons pro) 337/421 FG
Matthew Ray (9 seasons pro) 122/153 FG

P:
Samuel Ayala (12 seasons pro) 19421 yards, 170 inside 20
Marcos Dugger (13 seasons pro) 28646 yards, 234 inside 20

Other retirements

QB Shawn Suggs (80 ovr)
QB Dennis Law (72 ovr)
QB Kurt O'Connor (71 ovr)
QB Tim Mackay (70 ovr)
QB Brent Charles (67 ovr)
QB Arthur Parker (66 ovr)
QB Richard Lerma (65 ovr)
QB Johnnie Witt (64 ovr)
QB David Darden (64 ovr)
QB Robert Ruff (63 ovr)
QB Ron Stephens (62 ovr)
QB Steven Dell (62 ovr)
QB Levi Gonzales (58 ovr)
QB Jonas Williams (55 ovr)
RB Joseph Jobe (78 ovr)
RB Robert Pinkston (73 ovr)
RB Murray Haller (73 ovr)
RB Taj Littlejohn (72 ovr)
RB Henry Mcdaniel (70 ovr)
RB Alberto Archuleta (68 ovr)
RB Garrett Allen (68 ovr)
RB Harold Garrison (67 ovr)
RB Christopher Parent (66 ovr)
RB Jimmy Childers (66 ovr)
RB Rashad Dodd (66 ovr)
RB Tracey Ray (65 ovr)
RB Reggie Lacy (61 ovr)
RB Napoleon Wickham (60 ovr)
RB Troy Abrams (57 ovr)
RB Chad Fields (54 ovr)
FB Leonard Moore (64 ovr)
FB Richard Hurst (64 ovr)
FB Shawn Robinson (57 ovr)
FB Arnulfo Vail (56 ovr)
FB Grayson Ewing (55 ovr)
FB Robert Agnew (42 ovr)
FB Devin Nelson (32 ovr)
FB Pedro Creighton (29 ovr)
G Aubrey Smalls (72 ovr)
G Kevin Campbell (70 ovr)
G Stephen Mulligan (69 ovr)
G Mark Cleveland (66 ovr)
G Chas Hanes (66 ovr)
G Bobby Goodin (66 ovr)
G Arturo Macdonald (66 ovr)
G Reed Sallee (65 ovr)
G Frank Slayton (64 ovr)
G Darrell Daniels (64 ovr)
G Benjamin Anderson (57 ovr)
G Earle Poland (53 ovr)
G Daniel Shipley (46 ovr)
T Marcus Mcallister (73 ovr)
T Roger Montgomery (69 ovr)
T James Miles (67 ovr)
T Steven Branch (66 ovr)
T Daniel Gooch (65 ovr)
T Arden Soto (64 ovr)
T Terry Lujan (64 ovr)
T Parker Bernier (60 ovr)
T Salvatore Callahan (59 ovr)
T Travis Henson (57 ovr)
T George Mcdonald (48 ovr)
T Bruce Palmer (45 ovr)
T David Young (44 ovr)
C Jeffrey Moore (76 ovr)
C Jacob Brady (76 ovr)
C Evan Moore (63 ovr)
C Charlie Catalano (62 ovr)
C Donald Nichols (60 ovr)
C Paris Rojas (58 ovr)
C Mathew Corral (51 ovr)
TE Kenneth Avila (74 ovr)
TE Eddie Hollingsworth (72 ovr)
TE Robert McCall (60 ovr)
TE Kenneth Ward (58 ovr)
TE Jc Grady (58 ovr)
TE David Patrick (57 ovr)
TE Raul Costello (57 ovr)
TE Von Johnston (54 ovr)
TE Trevor Wright (54 ovr)
TE Jacob Wiley (52 ovr)
TE Stetson Salcido (50 ovr)
TE John Leighton (50 ovr)
TE Terence Ramos (49 ovr)
TE Ted Miller (48 ovr)
TE Khaleb Marsh (37 ovr)
TE Michael Oglesby (30 ovr)
WR Herman Little (69 ovr)
WR Andrew Flowers (69 ovr)
WR Gilbert Jackson (69 ovr)
WR Todd Burris (68 ovr)
WR Richard Morgan (66 ovr)
WR Earnest Santos (65 ovr)
WR Alton Counts (65 ovr)
WR Michael Watkins (63 ovr)
WR Jarrod Patterson (61 ovr)
WR Robert Frey (55 ovr)
WR Charles England (55 ovr)
WR Sean Hollingsworth (52 ovr)
WR Samuel West (50 ovr)
WR Rashad Smoot (50 ovr)
WR Randall Cramer (39 ovr)
CB Adam Dodd (67 ovr)
CB Jesus Ford (62 ovr)
CB Francis Steed (62 ovr)
CB Jacob Butcher (61 ovr)
CB Benjamin Murphy (60 ovr)
CB Brandon Reis (59 ovr)
CB Robert Chavarria (58 ovr)
CB Myron Garcia (58 ovr)
CB Adam Mahon (57 ovr)
CB Kris Scales (53 ovr)
CB Kenneth Monahan (52 ovr)
CB Joseph Andres (50 ovr)
CB Paul Alfred (47 ovr)
CB Williams Lord (46 ovr)
CB James Grantham (46 ovr)
CB Robert Fogle (42 ovr)
CB William Evans (39 ovr)
CB Emari Pugh (39 ovr)
CB Charley Martin (34 ovr)
LB Luther Sneed (77 ovr)
LB George Cochran (68 ovr)
LB Amos Pressley (67 ovr)
LB Elton Noel (65 ovr)
LB Joseph Sapp (64 ovr)
LB Mark Kellogg (64 ovr)
LB Randy Kline (64 ovr)
LB Michael Read (61 ovr)
LB David Curtis (60 ovr)
LB Bernard Mcmullen (59 ovr)
LB Steven Mchugh (59 ovr)
LB Brian Whitaker (59 ovr)
LB Julian Mangum (58 ovr)
LB Shaka Duvall (57 ovr)
LB Don Donohue (57 ovr)
LB Paul Harvey (53 ovr)
LB Kelley Wynn (53 ovr)
LB James Richard (50 ovr)
LB Eusebio Walter (50 ovr)
LB Kevin Henning (48 ovr)
LB Robert Knox (48 ovr)
LB Jorge Franklin (47 ovr)
LB James Domingo (46 ovr)
LB Alan Bruton (40 ovr)
LB Frederick Hacker (36 ovr)
DT Hector Johnson (71 ovr)
DT Raymundo Slack (61 ovr)
DT Danny Robinson (61 ovr)
DT Chester Wilson (58 ovr)
DT Lynn Chamberlain (58 ovr)
DT Larry Burke (58 ovr)
DT Terry Jensen (57 ovr)
DT Christopher Borders (55 ovr)
DT Beau Prado (53 ovr)
DT Harry Crespo (48 ovr)
DT Damien Jones (47 ovr)
DT Demetric Braden (46 ovr)
DT Brian Cotton (43 ovr)
DT Albert Griffith (40 ovr)
DT Scott Mcintire (36 ovr)
DT Floyd Alford (35 ovr)
DE William Lucas (61 ovr)
DE Dale Coleman (61 ovr)
DE Lacy Scholl (61 ovr)
DE George Peeples (60 ovr)
DE Jonathan Alvarado (60 ovr)
DE Thomas Khan (58 ovr)
DE Larry Rucker (57 ovr)
DE Hal Wells (57 ovr)
DE Charles Bolen (56 ovr)
DE Gregory Fernandez (55 ovr)
DE Alfonzo Hawthorne (54 ovr)
DE Eugenio Hynes (53 ovr)
DE Charles Bethel (49 ovr)
DE James Parks (47 ovr)
DE Abraham Martin (46 ovr)
DE Wayne Lerma (38 ovr)
DE Scott Floyd (33 ovr)
DE John Terrell (26 ovr)
FS John Key (67 ovr)
FS Robin Bingham (65 ovr)
FS Manual Duff (64 ovr)
FS Jose Guthrie (64 ovr)
FS Horace Sheehan (61 ovr)
FS William Craft (59 ovr)
FS Lawrence Griswold (46 ovr)
SS Arthur Kline (69 ovr)
SS Michael Kline (65 ovr)
SS Jonathan Parker (64 ovr)
SS Lee Steiner (61 ovr)
SS Victor Beeler (61 ovr)
SS Landon Walker (61 ovr)
SS Rick Kerns (56 ovr)
SS Jason Garner (53 ovr)
SS Herbert Cook (52 ovr)
K Richard Rider (65 ovr)
K Walter Maher (64 ovr)
K Richard Robinson (55 ovr)
K Willy Wheeler (53 ovr)
K Jerry Muir (51 ovr)
K James Baird (51 ovr)
K Dana Huang (43 ovr)
P Ernest Medley (61 ovr)
P Rodger Ripley (59 ovr)
P Robert Costello (56 ovr)
P Randall Ouellette (56 ovr)
P Lamar Fraser (54 ovr)
P Amad Pritchett (54 ovr)
P George Fitch (53 ovr)
P Theodore Foley (53 ovr)
P Bennie Waddell (52 ovr)
P Charles Taylor (52 ovr)
P George Mathews (45 ovr)