2009 Free Agents Spreadsheet

Thanks to GTripp for putting this together for us

http://www.thewarpath.net/2009FreeAgents.htm

Taking over my old job I see.

Tripp it would help if you explained the player values

Cool deal.

Player Value is based on a 79 scale. At a rating of 79 or higher, I rated a player worthy of starting for an NFL team. Lower than that, better suited for a backup role. All based on a few seasons of rate statistics, but also age, and then my best subjective guess at how much a system has affected a guys' value (conservative estimates, generally).

I've moved some numbers around since. For example, DeAngelo Hall is a 82 on my latest edition due to an adjustment I made for his Oakland numbers.

I'll make an updated one right before free agency opens.

Nicely done.

I like this, good tool. Adds a lot to the site.

The tendency of course is to look at the player value numbers and point to guys who would be upgrades for us. But needless to say this does not consider a player's fit within given systems/philosophies.

Nevertheless I can't think of a better source to reference when I want to see the available free agents along with a quick measure of relative skill/value. Good stuff.

Man i luv this site! Props to GTripp.

... i must be missing something cuz i thought Monty is a FA this year but don't see him listed on the DT tab? Also, does anybody know whether our FO has shown interest in Hill and the status of his relationship w/ Seattle?

Thanks GT

... i get it, RFAs aren't listed at all. Still curious about Hill though if anybody has the scoop.

... i get it, RFAs aren't listed at all. Still curious about Hill though if anybody has the scoop.

At one time the Seahawks were considering tagging Hill but after his arrest on possession of marijuana in January, Mora wants to meet with him and discuss his future. I'm pretty sure they want to sign him or tag him. Great Job GTripp, thanks for the info! :goodjob: