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2008 NFL UNRESTRICTED & RESTRICTED FREE-AGENT SIGNINGS

As of April 1, 2008

113 UNRESTRICTED free agents have signed with a NEW team

Arizona Cardinals

Atlanta Falcons

Baltimore Ravens

Buffalo Bills

Carolina Panthers

Cincinnati Bengals

Cleveland Browns

Denver Broncos

Detroit Lions

Green Bay Packers

Houston Texans

Jacksonville Jaguars

Kansas City Chiefs

Miami Dolphins

Minnesota Vikings

New England Patriots

New Orleans Saints

New York Giants

New York Jets

Oakland Raiders

Philadelphia Eagles

Pittsburgh Steelers

St. Louis Rams

San Francisco 49ers

Seattle Seahawks

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Tennessee Titans

71 UNRESTRICTED free agents have re-signed with their OLD team

Arizona Cardinals

LS Nathan Hodel, DE Joe Tafoya, S Matt Ware

Atlanta Falcons

DT Tim Anderson, QB Chris Redman

Baltimore Ravens

LB Nick Greisen

Buffalo Bills

TE Matt Murphy, CB Bryan Scott, G Jason Whittle

Carolina Panthers

LB Donte' Curry, RB Brad Hoover, CB Dante Wesley

Chicago Bears

LB Lance Briggs

Cincinnati Bengals

LB Dhani Jones, P Kyle Larson

Cleveland Browns

CB Gary Baxter, C Lennie Friedman, G Seth McKinney, CB Nick Sorensen

Denver Broncos

DE Ebenezer Ekuban, DE John Engelberger, TE Nate Jackson, RB Cecil Sapp 3/24/08

Detroit Lions

RB Tatum Bell, RB Aveion Cason, CB Travis Fisher, T George Foster, TE John Owens, DE Corey Smith, CB Keith Smith

Green Bay Packers

LB Tracy White

Houston Texans

TE Mark Bruener, WR Andre Davis, CB Will Demps, CB Glenn Earl, DE Ndukwe Kalu, P Matt Turk

Indianapolis Colts

DE Josh Thomas

Jacksonville Jaguars

T Maurice Williams

Miami Dolphins

S Yeremiah Bell, CB Michael Lehan

Minnesota Vikings

WR Robert Ferguson

New England Patriots

LB Tedy Bruschi, WR Jabar Gaffney, WR Randy Moss, LS Lonie Paxson, WR Kelley Washington 2/29/08

New Orleans Saints

C Jonathan Goodwin, WR Devery Henderson, TE Eric Johnson, TE Billy Miller, WR David Patten, LB Mark Simoneau, RB Aaron Stecker, DT Brian Young

New York Giants

RB Derrick Ward

Oakland Raiders

T Cornell Green

Pittsburgh Steelers

DE Nick Eason

St. Louis Rams

G Adam Goldberg, T Brandon Gorin, C Brett Romberg

San Francisco 49ers

S Donald Strickland

San Diego Chargers

QB Billy Volek

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

CB Sammy Davis

Tennessee Titans

WR Justin Gage, S Donnie Nickey

Washington Redskins

DT Ryan Boschetti, RB Rock Cartwright, QB Todd Collins, T Jason Fabini, P Derrick Frost 3/24/08

2 RESTRICTED free agents have signed with NEW teams

Detroit Lions

CB Kalvin Pearson (Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

Cincinnati Bengals

TE Ben Utecht (Indianapolis Colts)

21 RESTRICTED free agents have re-signed with their OLD team

Arizona Cardinals

G Elton Brown

Baltimore Ravens

RB Justin Green

Buffalo Bills

DT Jason Jefferson

Carolina Panthers

G Geoff Hangartner, G Evan Mathis

Chicago Bears

S Brandon McGowan

Cleveland Browns

QB Derek Anderson, LB Kris Griffin

Denver Broncos

G Chris Myers (Traded to HOU)

Houston Texans

S C.C. Brown

Minnesota Vikings

LB Heath Farwell

New England Patriots

DE Mike Wright

New York Giants

QB Jared Lorenzen

Oakland Raiders

DT Josh Shaw

Philadelphia Eagles

S Joselio Hanson

Pittsburgh Steelers

T Trai Essex, G Chris Kemoetu, LS Greg Warren

San Francisco 49ers

TE Billy Bajema

Tennessee Titans

RB Casey Cramer, T Daniel Loper

0 FRANCHISE players have signed with NEW teams

4 FRANCHISE players have re-signed with their OLD team

Carolina Panthers

T Jordan Gross

Cincinnati Bengals

G Stacey Andrews

Green Bay Packers

DT Corey Williams (Traded to Cleveland)

Seattle Seahawks

CB Marcus Trufant

0 TRANSITION players have signed with a NEW team

0 TRANSITION players have re-signed with their OLD team

1 RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL player has signed with a NEW team

Jacksonville Jaguars DT Jimmy Kennedy

 

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