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Quarterbacks
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Player
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Team
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1. Chris Chandler
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Atlanta Falcons
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As soon as he was released, he went to the top of the list. Signed
with Bears.
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2. Trent Dilfer
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Seattle Seahawks
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Re-signed with four-year deal.
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3. Rob Johnson
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Buffalo Bills
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Signed with Buccaneers.
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4. Jim Miller
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Chicago Bears
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Re-signed with five-year deal.
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5. Tony Banks
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Washington Redskins
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He has his moments, but it's doubtful Spurrier would want him.
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Running backs
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1. Garrison Hearst
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San Francisco 49ers
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The comeback player re-signed with Niners.
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2. Antowain Smith
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New England Patriots
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Re-signed with five-year deal.
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3. Michael Pittman
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Arizona Cardinals
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Signed with Bucs.
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4. James Allen
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Chicago Bears
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Signed with Texans.
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5. Lamar Smith
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Miami Dolphins
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Didn't play that well in his money season. Signed with Panthers.
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Wide receivers
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1. Jerome Pathon
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Indianapolis Colts
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Missed much of last season with a foot injury but showed early on
that he can be a big-play threat. Signed with Saints.
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2. Corey Bradford
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Green Bay Packers
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Young, improving and has deep speed. Signed with the Texans.
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3. Az-Zahir Hakim
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St. Louis Rams
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Signed with Lions.
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4. Cris Carter
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Minnesota Vikings
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Did not draw strong interest and retired.
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5. Michael Westbrook
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Washington Redskins
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The talent is there, but he's not a real deep threat.
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Tight ends
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1. Shannon Sharpe
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Baltimore Ravens
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Signed with his old team, the Broncos.
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2. Byron Chamberlain
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Minnesota Vikings
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Coming off a good year and is the best receiver of this group.
Re-signed with Vikings.
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3. Freddie Jones
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San Diego Chargers
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Signed three-year deal with Cardinals.
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4. Ken Dilger
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Indianapolis Colts
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Played in the Pro Bowl and then was released. Didn't play well
last season. Signed with the Bucs.
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5. David Sloan
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Detroit Lions
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Caught a career-high seven touchdown passes last season. Signed
with Saints.
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Tackles
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1. Anthony Clement
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Arizona Cardinals
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Had a solid season in 2001 and will only get better.
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2. Victor Riley
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Kansas City Chiefs
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Signed with Saints.
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3. Trey Teague
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Denver Broncos
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A decent player who started all 16 games last season. Signed with
Bills.
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4. Todd Weiner
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Seattle Seahawks
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Signed with Falcons.
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5. Lomas Brown
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New York Giants
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He's up in years, but he still can help a team for a year or two.
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Guards
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1. Ron Stone
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New York Giants
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Giants wanted him back, but he signed with 49ers.
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2. Steve McKinney
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Indianapolis Colts
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Signed with the Texans.
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3. Raleigh Roundtree
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San Diego Chargers
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Some scouts thought he was the Chargers' best lineman last season.
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4. Kerry Jenkins
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New York Jets
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Jets wanted him back, but he followed OL coach Bill Muir to Tampa
Bay.
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5. Mike Wahle
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Green Bay Packers
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Re-signed with Packers.
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Centers
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1. Olin Kreutz
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Chicago Bears
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Re-signed with Bears.
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2. Jeremy Newberry
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San Francisco 49ers
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Has made a smooth move from tackle to center; re-signed with
Niners.
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3. Corey Raymer
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Washington Redskins
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A 16-game starter who the Redskins wanted back, but signed with
Chargers.
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4. Kendell Jacox
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San Diego Chargers
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Did a nice job in the middle for the Chargers last season, and
they want him back.
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5. Bill Conaty
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Buffalo Bills
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Re-signed with Bills.
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Kickers
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1. Todd Peterson
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Kansas City Chiefs
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Has a good leg and had a good season in 2001. Signed with Steelers.
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2. Mike Hollis
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Jacksonville Jaguars
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Now that he's away from Coughlin, he should revert back to his Pro
Bowl form. Signed with Bills.
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3. John Carney
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New Orleans Saints
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Proved to be a valuable late pickup for the Saints, and re-signed
with the team.
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4. Gary Anderson
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Minnesota Vikings
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Didn't attempt many field goals last season but still can bang
them through.
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5. Morten Andersen
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New York Giants
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Made 23 of 28 field goals last season, and proved to be a good
signing. Signed with Chiefs.
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