I will assume that the NFL will not renew the Collective Bargaining Agreement in the offseason. To that end here are my off season predictions.
- Restricted Free Agents
- Logan Mankins - $3 million for one year forcing another team to give up a first and third round pick should they try to sign him.
- Stephen Gostkowski - $2.4 million for one year forcing another team to give up a first round pick should they try to sign him.
- Pierre Woods – Pats will make him an offer in the $800,000 range but not the $1.7 million necessary for one year forcing another team to give up a second round pick should they try to sign him.
- Logan Mankins - $3 million for one year forcing another team to give up a first and third round pick should they try to sign him.
- Exclusive Rights Free Agents
- Gary Guyton - $470,000 for one year
- Bret Lockett - Unclear
- Gary Guyton - $470,000 for one year
- Unrestricted Free Agents
- Vince Wilfork – Franchise Tag for $6.8 million. Wilfork will likely hold out until at least the start of the season but potentially through the first six games.
- Tully Banta-Cain - $1.5 million per year for three years.
- Kevin Faulk - $1.2 million for one year.
- Stephen Neal - retired
- Junior Seau - retired
- Leigh Bodden – another team due to too much money. The Pats will offer him in the $2.5 million range for two to three years but another team will sign him to more money.
- Jarvis Green – another team
- Derrick Burgess – another team
- Ben Watson- another team
- Chris Hanson – another team
- Vince Wilfork – Franchise Tag for $6.8 million. Wilfork will likely hold out until at least the start of the season but potentially through the first six games.
- Under Contract
- Tom Brady – contract extension averaging $15 million per year for three or four years; May front load contract to 2010 so it gives the Pats more salary cap flexibility in the near future.
- Adalius Thomas – cut
- Tom Brady – contract extension averaging $15 million per year for three or four years; May front load contract to 2010 so it gives the Pats more salary cap flexibility in the near future.
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