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Saturday, January 31, 2009

Quote of the Day | January 31, 2009: Gods Do Not Answer Letters

I'll borrow the lead from Bob Ryan's Boston Globe article:

John Updike was not a sportswriter. He was a novelist, poet, short story writer, essayist, critic, man of letters and a raging intellectual.

But John Updike, who died Monday of lung cancer at the age of 76, left a mark on sport. His four "Rabbit" novels featured a one-time high school basketball star who had a difficult time making the transformation from acclaimed small-town high school jock to fully functioning adult. He was a big fan of golf and he left behind a prodigious body of work on that topic. And then there was baseball.

Talk about making a statement. To the best of my knowledge, John Updike rarely wrote about baseball. But he attended the Red Sox-Orioles game on Sept. 28,1960 at Fenway Park and he was therefore witness to Ted Williams's last game and his storied last at-bat,which produced a home run. He was moved to write about his experience and what he produced was, in my judgment and that of many others, the greatest essay ever written about American sport. It appeared in his beloved New Yorker in the Oct. 22 edition, and what it did was elevate sports description to a height no ordinary sportswriter could ever hope to attain. He elevated the discourse even as he was shaming those of us who lack his immense vocabulary, education and powers of description, not to mention sense of humor.

Updike was 28. He was well-established at the New Yorker as a staff writer, but he had yet to establish himself as a premier novelist. He did not intend to produce a masterpiece. He simply attended a game (a last-minute decision based on the fact that a woman he had hoped to visit that afternoon was not at home), and, struck by the scene and the great eighth-inning drama, he submitted a story.


Fenway Park, in Boston, is a lyric little bandbox of a ball park. Everything is painted green and seems in curiously sharp focus, like the inside of an old-fashioned peeping-type Easter egg. It was built in 1912 and rebuilt in 1934, and offers, as do most Boston artifacts, a compromise between Man's Euclidean determinations and Nature's beguiling irregularities.

. . .

The affair between Boston and Ted Williams has been no mere summer romance; it has been a marriage, composed of spats, mutual disappointments, and, toward the end, a mellowing hoard of shared memories. It falls into three stages, which may be termed Youth, Maturity, and Age; or Thesis, Antithesis, and Synthesis; or Jason, Achilles, and Nestor.

First, there was the by now legendary epoch when the young bridegroom came out of the West, announced "All I want out of life is that when I walk down the street folks will say 'There goes the greatest hitter who ever lived.'" The dowagers of local journalism attempted to give elementary deportment lessons to this child who spake as a god, and to their horror were themselves rebuked. Thus began the long exchange of backbiting, hat-flipping, booing, and spitting that has distinguised Williams's public relations.

. . .

Have you ever heard applause in a ball park? Just applause -- no calling, no whistling, just an ocean of handclaps, minute after minute, burst after burst, crowding and running together in continuous succession like the pushes of surf at the edge of the sand. It was a somber and considered tumult. There was not a boo in it. It seemed to renew itself out of shifting set of memories as the kid, the marine, the veteran of feuds and failures and injuries, the friend of children, and the enduring old pro evolved down the bright tunnel of twenty-one summers toward this moment. At last, the umpire signaled for Fisher to pitch; with the other players, he had been frozen in position. Only Williams had moved during the ovation, switching his bat impatiently, ignoring everything except his cherished task. Fisher would up, and the applause sank into a hush.

Understand that we were a crowd of rational people. We knew that a home run cannot be produced at will; the right pitch must be perfectly met and luck must ride with the ball. Three innings before, we had seen a brave effort fail. The air was soggy; the season was exhausted. Nevertheless, there will always lurk, around a corner in a pocket of our knowledge of the odds, an indefensible hope, and this was one of the times, which you now and then find in sports, when a density of expectation hangs in the air and plucks an event out of the future.

Fisher, after his unsettling wait, was wide with the first pitch. He put the second one over, and Williams swung mightily and missed. The crowd grunted, seeing that classic swing, so long and smooth and quick, exposed, naked in its failure. Fisher threw the third time, Williams swung again, and there it was. The ball climbed on a diagonal line into the vast volume of air over center field. From my angle, behind third base, the ball seemed less and object in flight than the tip of a towering, motionless construct, like the Eiffel Tower or the Tappan Zee Bridge. It was in the books while it was still in the sky. . . .

Like a feather caught in a vortex, Williams ran around the square of bases at the center of our beseeching screaming. He ran as he always ran out home runs -- hurriedly, unsmiling, head down, as if our praise were a storm of rain to get out of. He didn't tip his cap. Though we thumped, wept, and chanted "We want Ted" for minutes after he hid in the dugout, he did not come back. Our noise for some seconds passed beyond excitement into a kind of immense open anguish, a wailing, a cry to be saved. But immortality is nontransferable. The papers said that the other players, and even the umpires on the field, begged him to come out and acknowledge us in some way, but he never had and did not now. Gods do not answer letters.


Tags: John Updike, Bob Ryan, Ted Williams, Hub Fans Bid Kid Adieu

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Friday, January 30, 2009

Top 20 Off-Season Buys / Sells

Top 20 Off-Season Buys
1. Steven Jackson, RB, Rams
2. Maurice Jones-Drew, RB, Jaguars
3. Tom Brady, QB, Patriots
4. Randy Moss, WR, Patriots
5. Kellen Winslow, TE, Browns
6. Darren McFadden, RB, Raiders
7. Anthony Gonzalez, WR, Colts
8. Dwayne Bowe, WR, Chiefs
9. Frank Gore, RB, 49ers
10. Braylon Edwards, WR, Browns
11. Ronnie Brown, RB, Dolphins
12. Rashard Mendenhall, RB, Steelers
13. LaDainian Tomlinson, RB, Chargers
14. Chad Henne, QB, Dolphins
15. Lee Evans, WR, Bills
16. Antonio Gates, TE, Chargers
17. Larry Johnson, RB, Chiefs
18. Roy Williams, WR, Cowboys
19. Sidney Rice, WR, Vikings
20. Josh Morgan, WR, 49ers

Others Buys:

Ahmad Bradshaw, RB, Giants
Pierre Thomas, RB, Saints
Greg Olsen, TE, Bears
Brent Celek, TE, Eagles
Donovan McNabb, QB, Eagles
Matt Schaub, QB, Texans
Santonio Holmes, WR, Steelers
Torry Holt, WR, Rams
Vernon Davis, TE, 49ers
Trent Edwards, QB, Bills
Matt Jones, WR, Jaguars
Mark Clayton, WR, Ravens
Jason Hill, WR, 49ers


Top 20 Off-Season Sells
1. Brian Westbrook, RB, Eagles
2. Steve Slaton, RB, Texans
3. Antonio Bryant, WR, Buccaneers
4. Marion Barber, RB, Cowboys
5. Matt Cassel, QB, Patriots
6. Tony Romo, QB, Cowboys
7. Clinton Portis, RB, Redskins
8. Joe Flacco, QB, Ravens
9. Eli Manning, QB, Giants
10. Thomas Jones, RB, Jets
11. JaMarcus Russell, QB, Raiders
12. Domenik Hixon, WR, Giants
13. Matt Forte, RB, Bears
14. Tony Gonzalez, TE, Chiefs
15. Kyle Orton, QB, Bears
16. Shaun Hill, QB, 49ers
17. John Carlson, TE, Seahawks
18. Willie Parker, RB, Steelers
19. DeAngelo Williams, RB, Panthers
20. Michael Turner, RB, Falcons

Other Sells:

Ray Rice, RB, Ravens
Tyler Thigpen, QB, Chiefs
Visanthe Shiancoe, TE, Vikings
Bo Scaife, TE, Titans

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Cincinnati-Style Chili Recipe

2 pounds ground beef
1 teaspoon cumin
1/2 teaspoon red pepper
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon

1/2 teaspoon cocoa powder
1 or 2 large chopped onion
4 dashes Worcestershire sauce
4 or 5 minced garlic cloves
12 oz tomato paste
4 tablespoons chili powder
1 tablespoon black pepper
1 tablespoon salt
1 tablespoon vinegar
1 tablespoon all spice
4 bay leaves


Boil water in a large pot, crumble meat and cook, then drain. For best results, run meat through food processor afterward to smooth out the larger chunks.

Put all ingredients in crock pot on high and add water until you gain the right consistency. Cook for 2.5 to 3 hours. Serve over angel hair pasta with a heaping helping of thinly sliced cheddar for a three-way. Add onions or beans for a four-way and both for a five-way. 

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Quarterback Rankings | January 30, 2009

QUARTERBACKS

TIER ONE

1. Peyton Manning, IND | Age: 33.5 | Contract: Thru 2012 | Value Score: 99

2. Drew Brees, NO | Age: 30.6 | Contract: Thru 2011 | Value Score: 99

3. Jay Cutler, DEN | Age: 26.3 | Contract: Thru 2011 | Value Score: 97

TIER TWO

4. #Tom Brady, NE | Age: 32.1 | Contract: Thru 2010 | Value Score: 90

5. Matt Ryan, ATL | Age: 24.3 | Contract: Thru 2013 | Value Score: 89

6. Aaron Rodgers, GB | Age: 25.8 | Contract: Thru 2014 | Value Score: 88

7. Philip Rivers, SD | Age: 27.8 | Contract: Thru 2009 | Value Score: 87

8. Tony Romo, DAL | Age: 29.4 | Contract: Thru 2013 | Value Score: 87

TIER THREE

9. Ben Roethlisberger, PIT | Age: 27.5 | Contract: Thru 2014 | Value Score: 80

10. Matt Schaub, HOU | Age: 28.2 | Contract: Thru 2012 | Value Score: 79

11. Kurt Warner, ARI | Age: 38.3 | Contract: [UFA] | Value Score: 76

12. Donovan McNabb, PHI[T] | Age: 32.7 | Contract: Thru 2013 | Value Score: 75

13. #Carson Palmer, CIN | Age: 29.7 | Contract: Thru 2014 | Value Score: 70

14. Eli Manning, NYG | Age: 28.6 | Contract: Thru 2009 | Value Score: 68

15. Joe Flacco, BAL | Age: 24.7 | Contract: Thru 2012 | Value Score: 65

TIER FOUR

16. Matt Hasselbeck, SEA| Age: 34.0 | Contract: Thru 2010 | Value Score: 50

17. #Trent Edwards, BUF | Age: 25.9 | Contract: Thru 2010 | Value Score: 48

18. David Garrard, JAX | Age: 31.5 | Contract: Thru 2014 | Value Score: 47

19. #Brady Quinn, CLE | Age: 24.9 | Contract: Thru 2011 | Value Score: 42

20. Jason Campbell, WAS | Age: 27.7 | Contract: Thru 2009 | Value Score: 40

21. Matt Cassel, NE | Age: 26.3 | Contract: [UFA] | Value Score: 36

TIER FIVE

22. JaMarcus Russell, OAK | Age: 24.1 | Contract: Thru 2012 | Value Score: 27

23. Chad Henne, MIA | Age: 24.2 | Contract: Thru 2011 | Value Score: 26

24. Matt Leinart, ARI | Age: 26.3 | Contract: Thru 2011 | Value Score: 25

25. *Michael Vick, ATL[x] | Age: 29.2 | Contract: Thru 2013 | Value Score: 24

26. Shaun Hill, SF | Age: 29.7 | Contract: Thru 2010 | Value Score: 23

27. Kyle Orton, CHI | Age: 26.8 | Contract: Thru 2009 | Value Score: 22

28. Vince Young, TEN | Age: 25.3 | Contract: Thru 2011 | Value Score: 20

TIER SIX

29. Tyler Thigpen, KC | Age: 25.4 | Contract: Thru 2010 | Value Score: 12

30. Chad Pennington, MIA | Age: 33.2 | Contract: Thru 2009 | Value Score: 11

31. Marc Bulger, STL[x] | Age: 32.4 | Contract: Thru 2013 | Value Score: 11

32. Tarvaris Jackson, MIN | Age: 26.4 | Contract: Thru 2009 | Value Score: 10

33. #Derek Anderson, CLE[T] | Age: 26.2 | Contract: Thru 2010* | Value Score: 10

34. Jake Delhomme, CAR | Age: 34.6 | Contract: Thru 2009 | Value Score: 9

35. Kevin Kolb, PHI | Age: 25.0 | Contract: Thru 2010 | Value Score: 8

TIER SEVEN

36. Byron Leftwich, PIT | Age: 29.6 | Contract: [UFA] | Value Score: 6

37. Jeff Garcia, TB | Age: 39.5 | Contract: [UFA] | Value Score: 6

38. Kerry Collins, TEN | Age: 36.7 | Contract: [UFA] | Value Score: 5

39. Josh Johnson, TB | Age: 23.4 | Contract: Thru 2011 | Value Score: 5

40. Drew Stanton, DET | Age: 25.4 | Contract: Thru 2010 | Value Score: 5

41. Jon Kitna, DET[x] | Age: 37.0 | Contract: Thru 2009 | Value Score: 4

42. Daunte Culpepper, DET[x] | Age: 32.7 | Contract: Thru 2009* | Value Score: 4

43. Brett Favre, NYJ[*] | Age: 39.9 | Contract: Thru 2011 | Value Score: 3

44. Colt Brennan, WAS | Age: 26.0 | Contract: Thru 2011 | Value Score: 3

45. Seneca Wallace, SEA | Age: 29.1 | Contract: Thru 2010 | Value Score: 3

46. Sage Rosenfels, HOU | Age: 31.5 | Contract: Thru 2009 | Value Score: 3

TIER EIGHT

47. Kellen Clemens, NYJ | Age: 26.3 | Value Score: 2

48. Brett Ratliff, NYJ | Age: 24.1 | Value Score: 2

49. #Alex Smith, SF[x] | Age: 25.3 | Contract: Thru 2011* | Value Score: 2

50. Luke McCown, TB | Age: 28.2 | Contract: [UFA] | Value Score: 2

51. Matt Moore, CAR | Age: 25.1 | Contract: Thru 2009 | Value Score: 2

52. Brian Brohm, GB | Age: 23.9 | Contract: Thru 2011 | Value Score: 2

53. Kevin O'Connell, NE | Age: 24.5 | Value Score: 2

54. Dennis Dixon, PIT | Age: 24.7 | Contract: Thru 2010 | Value Score: 2

55. Chris Simms, TEN | Age: 29.0 | Contract: [UFA] | Value Score: 2

56. Dan Orlovsky, DET | Age: 26.1 | Contract: [UFA] | Value Score: 2

57. Troy Smith, BAL | Age: 25.2 | Contract: Thru 2009 | Value Score: 2

58. J.P. Losman, BUF | Age: 28.5 | Contract: [UFA] | Value Score: 2

TIER NINE

59. Brian Griese, TB | Age: 34.5 | Contract: Thru 2010 | Value Score: 1

60. Billy Volek, SD | Age: 33.4 | Contract: Thru 2010 | Value Score: 1

61. Rex Grossman, CHI |Age: 29.0 | Contract: [UFA] | Value Score: 1

62. Gus Frerotte, MIN | Age: 38.2 | Contract: Thru 2009 | Value Score: 1

63. John David Booty, MIN | Age: 25.2 | Value Score: 1

64. John Beck, MIA | Age: 28.1 | Value Score: 1

65. Charlie Whitehurst, SD | Age: 27.1 | Value Score: 1

66. #Brodie Croyle, KC | Age: 26.5 | Value Score: 1

67. #Kyle Boller, BAL | Age: 28.3 | Value Score: 1

68. Josh McCown, CAR | Age: 30.2 | Value Score: 1

69. David Carr, NYG | Age: 30.1 | Value Score: 1

70. #Damon Huard, KC | Age: 36.2 | Value Score: 1

71. Cleo Lemon, JAX | Age: 30.1 | Value Score: 1

72. Ryan Fitzpatrick, CIN | Age: 26.8 | Contract: [UFA] | Value Score: 1

73. J.T. O'Sullivan, SF | Age: 30.0 | Contract: [UFA] | Value Score: 1

74. Andrew Walter, OAK | Age: 27.3 | Value Score: 1

75. #Patrick Ramsey, DEN | Age: 30.5 | Value Score: 1

76. Quinn Gray, KC | Age: 30.3 | Value Score: 1

77. Brooks Bollinger, DAL | Age: 29.8 | Value Score: 1

78. Andre Woodson, NYG | Age: 25.4 | Value Score: 1

79. Joey Harrington, NO | Age: 30.9 | Value Score: 1

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Running Back Rankings | January 30, 2009

RUNNING BACKS

TIER ONE

1. Adrian Peterson, MIN | Age: 24.5 | Contract: Thru 2012 | Value Score: 100

TIER TWO

2. Maurice Jones-Drew, JAX | Age: 24.4 | Contract: Thru 2009 | Value Score: 92

3. Steven Jackson, STL | Age: 26.1 | Contract: Thru 2013 | Value Score: 91

4. Chris Johnson, TEN | Age: 23.9 | Contract: Thru 2012 | Value Score: 90

5. Frank Gore, SF | Age: 26.2 | Contract: Thru 2011 | Value Score: 90

6. Michael Turner, ATL | Age: 27.5 | Contract: Thru 2013 | Value Score: 88

7. DeAngelo Williams, CAR | Age: 26.4 | Contract: Thru 2010 | Value Score: 86

8. Marshawn Lynch, BUF | Age: 23.4 | Contract: Thru 2012 | Value Score: 84

9. Matt Forte, CHI | Age: 23.7 | Contract: Thru 2011 | Value Score: 83

TIER THREE

10. Brandon Jacobs, NYG | Age: 27.2 | Contract: [UFA] | Value Score: 76

11. Marion Barber III, DAL | Age: 26.3 | Contract: Thru 2014 | Value Score: 75

12. Brian Westbrook, PHI | Age: 30.0 | Contract: Thru 2010 | Value Score: 73

13. Clinton Portis, WAS | Age: 28.0 | Contract: Thru 2011 | Value Score: 70

14. Ronnie Brown, MIA | Age: 27.7 | Contract: Thru 2009 | Value Score: 69

15. Jonathan Stewart, CAR | Age: 22.5 | Contract: Thru 2012 | Value Score: 67

TIER FOUR

16. Darren McFadden, OAK | Age: 22.0 | Contract: Thru 2013 | Value Score: 60

17. Pierre Thomas, NO | Age: 24.7 | Contract: Thru 2009 | Value Score: 59

18. #LaDainian Tomlinson, SD[x] | Age: 30.2 | Contract: Thru 2011 | Value Score: 59

19. Steve Slaton, HOU | Age: 23.7 | Contract: Thru 2011 | Value Score: 58

20. Kevin Smith, DET | Age: 22.7 | Contract: Thru 2010 | Value Score: 57

21. #Reggie Bush, NO | Age: 24.5 | Contract: Thru 2011 | Value Score: 57

22. Joseph Addai, IND | Age: 26.3 | Contract: Thru 2010 | Value Score: 55

23. Ryan Grant, GB | Age: 26.7 | Contract: Thru 2011 | Value Score: 54

24. #Rashard Mendenhall, PIT | Age: 22.2 | Contract: Thru 2012 | Value Score: 53

TIER FIVE

25. Larry Johnson, KC[T] | Age: 29.8 | Contract: Thru 2012 | Value Score: 44

26. #Felix Jones, DAL | Age: 22.3 | Contract: Thru 2012 | Value Score: 42

27. Ray Rice, BAL | Age: 22.7 | Contract: Thru 2011 | Value Score: 40

28. Thomas Jones, NYJ | Age: 31.0 | Contract: Thru 2010 | Value Score: 39

29. Willie Parker, PIT | Age: 28.8 | Contract: Thru 2009 | Value Score: 38

30. Willis McGahee, BAL[x] | Age: 27.9 | Contract: Thru 2013 | Value Score: 37

TIER SIX

31. Derrick Ward, NYG | Age: 29.1 | Contract: [UFA] | Value Score: 27

32. Darren Sproles, SD | Age: 26.3 | Contract: [UFA] | Value Score: 26

33. #Laurence Maroney, NE[x] | Age: 24.5 | Value Score: 25

34. Ahmad Bradshaw, NYG | Age: 23.5 | Value Score: 24

35. Cedric Benson, CIN | Age: 26.7 | Contract: [UFA] | Value Score: 23

36. Jamaal Charles, KC | Age: 22.7 | Value Score: 22

37. Michael Bush, OAK | Age: 25.3 | Value Score: 20

38. Leon Washington, NYJ | Age: 27.0 | Value Score: 19

39. LenDale White, TEN | Age: 24.7 | Value Score: 18

40. Le'Ron McClain, BAL | Age: 24.7 | Value Score: 15

TIER SEVEN

41. Tashard Choice, DAL | Age: 24.8 | Value Score: 10

42. #Ryan Torain, DEN | Age: 23.1 | Value Score: 10

43. Fred Jackson, BUF | Age: 28.6 | Value Score: 10

44. #Earnest Graham, TB | Age: 29.7 | Value Score: 10

45. Brandon Jackson, GB | Age: 23.9 | Value Score: 9

46. Jamal Lewis, CLE[x] | Age: 30.0 | Value Score: 9

47. Julius Jones, SEA[x] | Age: 28.0 | Value Score: 9

48. Jerious Norwood, ATL | Age: 26.1 | Value Score: 9

49. Chester Taylor, MIN | Age: 30.0 | Value Score: 8

50. Kevin Jones, CHI | Age: 27.0 | Contract: [UFA] | Value Score: 7

51. Justin Fargas, OAK | Age: 29.6 | Value Score: 7

52. LaMont Jordan, NE | Age: 30.8 | Contract: [UFA] | Value Score: 7

53. Sammy Morris, NE | Age: 32.5 | Value Score: 7

54. #Peyton Hillis, DEN | Age: 23.7 | Value Score: 6

55. Edgerrin James, ARI[x] | Age: 31.1 | Value Score: 6

56. Ladell Betts, WAS | Age: 30.0 | Value Score: 5

57. Ricky Williams, MIA | Age: 32.3 | Contract: Thru 2009 | Value Score: 5

58. Tim Hightower, ARI | Age: 23.3 | Value Score: 5

TIER EIGHT

59. Maurice Morris, SEA | Age: 29.7 | Contract: [UFA] | Value Score: 3

60. Jerome Harrison, CLE | Age: 26.5 | Contract: Thru 2009 | Value Score: 3

61. #Fred Taylor, JAX[x] | Age: 33.6 | Value Score: 3

62. Dominic Rhodes, IND | Age: 30.6 | Contract: [UFA] | Value Score: 3

63. Mewelde Moore, PIT | Age: 27.1 | Value Score: 3

64. Danny Ware, NYG[R] | Age: 24.6 | Value Score: 3

65. DeShawn Wynn, GB | Age: 25.9 | Value Score: 3

66. #Mike Hart, IND | Age: 23.4 | Value Score: 2

67. #Kregg Lumpkin, GB | Age: 25.3 | Value Score: 2

68. #Cadillac Williams, TB | Age: 27.4 | Contract: Thru 2010 | Value Score: 2

69. Selvin Young, DEN | Age: 25.9 | Value Score: 2

70. Jalen Parmele, BAL | Age: 23.7 | Value Score: 2

71. Xavier Omon, BAL | Age: 24.6 | Value Score: 2

72. Gary Russell, PIT | Age: 23.0 | Value Score: 2

73. #Ahman Green, HOU[x] | Age: 32.5 | Value Score: 2

74. Jacob Hester, SD | Age: 24.3 | Value Score: 2

75. Warrick Dunn, TB | Age: 34.7 | Value Score: 2

TIER NINE

76. #Kolby Smith, KC | Age: 24.8 | Value Score: 1

77. Correll Buckhalter, PHI | Age: 30.9 | Contract: [UFA] | Value Score: 1

78. Kevin Faulk, NE | Age: 33.3 | Contract: Thru 2010 | Value Score: 1

79. J.J. Arrington, ARI[R] | Age: 26.7 | Value Score: 1

80. Antonio Pittman, STL | Age: 23.7 | Value Score: 1

81. Deuce McAllister, NO[x] | Age: 30.7 | Value Score: 1

82. DeShaun Foster, SF | Age: 29.7 | Value Score: 1

83. Tatum Bell, DEN | Age: 28.6 | Contract: [UFA] | Value Score: 1

84. Chauncy Washington, JAX | Age: 24.4 | Value Score: 1

85. Lorenzo Booker, PHI | Age: 25.3 | Value Score: 1

86. #P.J. Pope, DEN | Age: 25.6 | Value Score: 1

87. Rudi Johnson, DET | Age: 29.9 | Contract: [UFA] | Value Score: 1

88. Chris Perry, CIN[x] | Age: 27.7 | Contract: Thru 2009 | Value Score: 1

89. Kenny Watson, CIN | Age: 31.6 | Value Score: 1

90. Najeh Daveport, IND | Age: 30.6 | Value Score: 1

91. Michael Bennett, SD | Age: 31.0 | Value Score: 1

92. Michael Robinson, SF | Age: 26.5 | Value Score: 1

93. Benjarvus Green-Ellis, NE | Age: 24.2 | Value Score: 1

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