Bears sign Michael Bush

The Chicago Bears have signed free agent runningback Michael Bush to a 4 year $14M contract. Adding Bush will bring great depth to the Bears RB position and a great backup to Forte. Bush will help the Bears rushing attack and will most likley end in a career for Marion Barber in Chicago. The addition of Bush will bring the Bears rushing attack to the next level.

Eagles acquire DeMeco Ryans

The Eagels have struck luck as they have acquired Texans Pro Bowl LB DeMeco Ryans for a 4th round draft pick. Simply this has been an uneaven trade for both teams and the Eagles have gotten the best out of it. Ryans is still young at 28 years old and will bring big play ability to a Eagles team that despretley needed a LB. The addition of Ryans is a huge upgrade for the Eagles.

Broncos sign Peyton Manning

The Denver Broncos have signed QB Peyton Manning to a 5 year $96M contract. Manning is very excited to have a chance in Denver. Grabbing Manning was a huge upgrade at QB for the Broncos, but then again, Manning is still recovering from that neck injury. Peyton is one of the best QB ever to play in the NFL and is a great addition by the Broncos.

Seahawks sign Matt Flynn

The Seattle Seahawks have agreed to terms with free agent QB Matt Flynn on a 3 year $26 million contract. With the signing of Matt Flynn, the Seahawks have finally found there franchise QB for now. The Seahawks will be very excited to have QB Matt Flynn on there team and maybe another Green Bay backup will be another future Seahawk quarterback.

Panthers sign Tolbert

The Carolina Panthers have signed free agent RB Mike Tolbert to provide more depth at the running back position. They've already got DeAngalo Williams, Johnathan Stewart, and Mike Goodson already, however they're under contract for next season though. Tolbert will provide great playmaking abilities on the field and has a nack to reach the end zone too. The addition of Tolbert will help the Panthers depth at RB and a great addition on special teams.

Jets sign Landry

The New York Jets have agreed to terms with free agent saftey, LaRon Landry. The deal is worth $4 million for 1 year in New York. Landry has missed the last two season because of a Achillies tendon issue and hopefully doesn't result in a thirs straight. Landry is a risky signing, but is worth trying. When on the field, Landry is very physical against the run and a great playmaker.

Bills sign Mario Williams

The Buffalo Bills have signed prized free agent linebacker Mario Williams to a 6 year $96 million contract. With the addition of Williams, the Bills have upgraded their defense and will bring great pass rush ability. The Bills were in need of a good pass rusher and Williams was the right target. He will bring the Bills defense to a whole next level.

Pats sign Brandon Llyod

The New England Patriots have added free agent wide receiver Brandon Llyod to a 3 year $12 million contract. The Patriots have upgraded there receiving corps by bringing in Lloyd. The 30 year old receiver will bring big play threat ability down the field for the Patriots and is a great target for Tom Brady. The Patriots also signed former Colts WR Anthony Gonzalez to bring depth to the wide receiver position.

Bucks deal Bogut to Warriors

The Milwaukee Bucks have dealt center Andrew Bogut to the Golden State Warriors for shooting guard Monta Ellis. The Bucks will also receive Kwmae Brown and Ekpe Udoh in the deal too. Even though this trade will hurt the Bucks size, it will give them more speed a good scroing ability. This trade also sent Steven Jackson to the Warriors too, along with Andrew Bogut. This trade was pretty even and will see who will get the better of the trade.

Bucs making Big splash

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have signed three great players in the free agent pool:guard Carl Nicks, cornerback Eric Wright, and wide receiver Vincent Jackson. These three additions will help the Bucs this season. They signed former Detriot Lion Eric Wright to a 5 year $37.5 million dollar contract. Wright will take Rhonde Barber's place, who is now a free agent. They agreed with Jackson to a 5 year $55.5 million dollar contract. Jackson has the size the Bucs want and the ability to make spectacular plays. He will team up with Mike Williams to form a great receiving core for Josh Freeman. They big singing though was former Siants guard, Carl Nicks. Nicks is probably the best offensive guard in the league and is one reason why he is the highest paid offensive guard in the NFL. With these three additions by the Buccaneers, they could help be in the division race and maybe even make the playoffs.

Cutler, Marshall reunite

The Chicago Bears have traded for Miami Dolphins Wide Receiver Brandon Marshall. This trade have sent two third round draft picks to acquire Brandon Marshall. Marshall will now reunite with Jay Cutler, who both played in Denver together. Marshall will bring big play ability to Chicago, who haven't had a 1,000 yard receiver since Marty Booker. Phil Emery has not only made a great move by trading for Brandon Marshall, but giving Jay Cutler a big play target.

Colts release Peyton Manning

After 14 seasons with the Indianapolis Colts, the Colts will release Peyton Manning. After being drafted with the first overall pick in 1998 by the Colts, Manning has led them to 11 playoff appearances, 2 AFC Championships, 2 Super Bowls, one Super Bowl title, and has set many records for his team. Peyton was the key part of the Colts team throughout his career and will be missed a lot. After having his third neck surgery in 19 months and missing the entire NFL season, it was time Manning had to go. Manning will be misssed in Indy and will probably inducted in the NFL Hall Of Fame.

Pats Franchise Welker

The New England Patriots have franchise taged Wide Receiver Wes Welker. Welker has been outstanding ever since joining the Patriots in 2007. He's caught more passes than any other player(554) since 2007 and has two seasons in which he's caught more than 120 passes. He's made a great target for Tom and is one reason he is considered the best slot receiver in the NFL. Franchise Tagging Welker was a smart move by the Patriots, but what will the Patriots do now in the offseason?