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Determined either to have the most boring first few days of free agency ever or clear cap room for a big surprise move or two down the road, the Philadelphia Eagles continued to make small, internal moves Wednesday. NFL Free-Agency Coverage • FA Tracker | Rumor Central • Free-agency blog: Latest analysis • Yasinskas: Bucs make splash • Joyner: Jackson perfect for Tampa • Sando: Finnegan a building block • Kuharsky: Wayne will set tone in Indy • Graziano: Skins bet on WRs • Seifert: Bears take care of Cutler • Scouts: Deal great for Bears • Scouts Inc.: Top 50 free agents • Joyner: Best free-agent values They traded offensive tackle Winston Justice and a sixth-round draft pick (the 17th pick in that round) to the Indianapolis Colts for the Colts' sixth-round draft pick (the second pick in that round). And they also announced that restricted free-agent defensive tackle Antonio Dixon has signed his one-year contract tender and will return to the team next year.The Dixon signing is [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] important. They view him as a key piece to their defensive line rotation and a player who has yet to reach his full potential.
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They do have need at cornerback, and Claiborne is the best in the draft. But coach Greg Schiano has talked repeatedly about how he wants to have a strong running game, and Richardson could be the centerpiece of that.At No. 9, Kiper has Carolina taking Boston College linebacker Luke Kuechly.
The Cleveland Browns don't expect to trade quarterback Colt McCoy, ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter reported.There had been speculation that the Browns would move McCoy after using the 22nd overall pick on Brandon Weeden, who is expected to be the team's starter this season.You have to wonder whether the Browns really want to keep McCoy or whether there was no interest in him from other teams. Either way, keeping McCoy is exactly what the Browns should do.McCoy is their best option for backup quarterback. He's seven years younger than Seneca Wallace and has just as many career starts (21)..
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