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anyone know of a list of still unsigned RFAs?

I know OJ Atogwe is one
and I think Pierre THomas is another

anymore?:confused:
 
Re: Unsigned RFAa scheduled to become FA

anyone know of a list of still unsigned RFAs?

I know OJ Atogwe is one
and I think Pierre THomas is another

anymore?:confused:
Ask and thou shall receive..
Rams S O.J. Atogwe scheduled to become a free agent at midnight. Could stay in St. Louis but Miami, Dallas, Minnesota might be interested.
Twitter / Adam Schefter: Rams S O.J. Atogwe schedul ...
Restricted free agent Pierre Thomas is reportedly seeking a contract in the neighborhood of Steven Jackson's six-year, $44.8 million deal.
NFL: Pierre Thomas, New Orleans Saints far apart on new contract - ESPN
Club Name Player Name Pos
Arizona Cardinals Lutui, Deuce G
Baltimore Ravens Gaither, Jared T
Baltimore Ravens Landry, Dawan SS
Baltimore Ravens McClain, Le’Ron FB
Carolina Panthers Davis, Thomas OLB
Carolina Panthers Marshall, Richard CB
Cleveland Browns Elam, Abram SS
Cleveland Browns Harrison, Jerome RB
Cleveland Browns Jackson, D’Qwell ILB
Cleveland Browns Roth, Matt OLB
Cleveland Browns Vickers, Lawrence FB
Dallas Cowboys Austin, Miles WR
Dallas Cowboys Sensabaugh, Gerald SS
Denver Broncos Dumervil, Elvis OLB
Green Bay Packers Bigby, Atari SS
Green Bay Packers Jolly, Johnny DE
Green Bay Packers Williams, Tramon CB
Houston Texans Daniels, Owen TE
Indianapolis Colts Bethea, Antoine FS
Kansas City Chiefs Page, Jarrad FS
Miami Dolphins Brown, Ronnie RB
Miami Dolphins Fasano, Anthony TE
Minnesota Vikings Edwards, Ray DE
New England Patriots Mankins, Logan G
New Orleans Saints Brown, Jammal T
New Orleans Saints Harper, Roman SS
New Orleans Saints Moore, Lance WR
New Orleans Saints Thomas, Pierre RB
San Diego Chargers Floyd, Malcom WR
San Diego Chargers Jackson, Vincent WR
San Diego Chargers McNeill, Marcus T
San Diego Chargers Merriman, Shawne OLB
St. Louis Rams Atogwe, Oshiomogho FS
Tampa Bay Bucs Penn, Donald T
Tennessee Titans Tulloch, Stephen MLB
Washington Redskins McIntosh, Rocky OLB
Washington Redskins Rogers, Carlos CB
Ask NFLlabor.com – 37 Restricted Free Agents remain unsigned
 
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Re: Unsigned RFAa scheduled to become FA

If they have been tendered, they aren't going anywhere unless the team revokes the offer.
 
Re: Unsigned RFAa scheduled to become FA

If they have been tendered, they aren't going anywhere unless the team revokes the offer.

Depends on which tender has been put on them I believe.

I know that Rams can increase the tender on Atagwe, but if they don't he becomes a UFA.

But from the list, I don't know how many have a low tender.
 
Re: Unsigned RFAa scheduled to become FA

If they have been tendered, they aren't going anywhere unless the team revokes the offer.
Nope. The rules for RFAs vary by the amount they were tendered and how much they made last year. If some of the RFAs don't sign their tenders, they are unrestricted free agents.

Mankins isn't one of them. He is locked in, but if he doesn't sign his tender in the next two weeks, he could be making a couple million less than he figured.
 
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Lance Moore, please.
 
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This has nothing to do with what level a player is tendered at unless the player was tendered at any level that represents less than 110% of his 2009 salary. A team has to up the offer to that level if his tender didn't already exceed it to retain his rights after June 1 regardless of which level they originally tendered him at.

In Atogwe's case they tendered him at the lowest (no comp) level, well below his 2009 salary, but then any level of RFA tender was going to be well below the $6.9M that 110% of his 2009 salary represents since the top RFA tender maxed out at less than half that. Basically Atogwe became a UFA because the Rams chose not to extend him a tender offer of at at least 110% because $6.9M is substantially more than they believe he's worth on a per year basis. It would appear in their case they were using the RFA period to simply buy time and retain first refusal while he tested/established his market. With no comp for signing him he didn't get an offer he liked between March 15th and June 1. Odds are he won't get one as a UFA either. The Rams have a long term offer on the table and they apparently aren't willing to bid against themselves figuring their offer will remain the best he gets and he'll play for them eventually for that reason.

Most RFA's are tendered at an amount that already exceeds their 2009 salary by more than 10%, as in Mankins case where his tender roughly doubles his 2009 salary, ergo they remain bound to their teams. Teams can even lower their tender between now and June 15th to match that 110% minimum tender value and retain the player if the player refused to sign his original higher tender by yesterday. In Atogwe's case since no tender level would have met his 110% minimum because of his high salary in 2009 it was always a case of the Rams were going to have to extend him another tender at that amount or let him walk.
 
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In Atogwe's case they tendered him at the lowest (no comp) level, well below his 2009 salary, but then any level of RFA tender was going to be well below the $6.9M that 110% of his 2009 salary represents since the top RFA tender maxed out at less than half that.

That's not why they tendered him at the lowest level. The top four levels required greater of tender or 110%. The fifth and lowest tender did not.

This has nothing to do with what level a player is tendered at unless the player was tendered at any level that represents less than 110% of his 2009 salary. A team has to up the offer to that level if his tender didn't already exceed it to retain his rights after June 1 regardless of which level they originally tendered him at.

That only applies to the fifth and lowest tender (right of first refusal). The top four tenders would have already required 110% when they were tendered in February, so this date is meaningless for all of those players.

It's also meaningless for the players who were tendered at the lowest level (I don't think there are any left) and where their tender was not less than 110% of their previous year salary.

Basically, Atogwe's situation was an anamoly, and that's why we saw the change in his status last night.
 
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I do not believe any other RFAs were not re-extended tenders except for Atogwe. Like I said in my previous post, that wouldn't make sense. Atogwe's situation was unique. This date didn't mean anything to all other unsigned RFAs.
 
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So...when's Bill going to re-sign his best OLman to a multi-year extension?
 
Former Rams safety Atogwe is now on the market

Just some food for thought during the silly season:

The St. Louis Rams did not re-tender safety O.J. Atogwe at $6.976 million as they needed to do to assure them of his services this season. As a result, Atogwe is now an unrestricted free agent.

Despite playing a shortened season, Atogwe still recorded 74 tackles, three forced fumbles, two interceptions and a sack in 12 games. Atogwe, who will turn 29 this month, has 19 interceptions in his five-year NFL career.

Safety O.J. Atogwe free after St. Louis Rams pass on tender - ESPN
 
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Iggles safety Marlin Jackson got seriously injured in OTA's- Atogwe's probably on his way to Philly as we speak.
 
My money says he's an Eagle Friday.;)
 
Re: Former Rams safety Atogwe is now on the market

Iggles safety Marlin Jackson got seriously injured in OTA's- Atogwe's probably on his way to Philly as we speak.
Marlin can't catch a break I guess somethings aren't meant to be.
 
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