FA TRACKER: REDFEATHER, WALKER TAKE MULTIPLE OFFERS
- Cameron Irvine
- Oct 28, 2014
- 2 min read
SAN ANTONIO - For the first time in league history, a player is completly split on two teams' offers. That player is Summer 13 MVP Joseph Redfeather after San Francisco attempted to re-sign him and Oklahoma City submitted an offer too.
"I like both offers," Redfeather said. "I'm excited to see where this goes moving forward. This will be a tough decision but I'm hoping to hear more as the days go on."
Per league rules, details of the offers cannot be divulged.
In a shocker, Kevin Walker is leaning towards an offer made by the Honolulu Legends over an offer made by Orlando Intimidators owner Kyle Walsh. If Walker were to end up leaving, it would be the second high-profile player to leave the team, after Chris Taylor bolted for Oklahoma City prior to the Winter 14 season. Walker had no comment about his current stance besides, "I'll let you know who I sign with when I sign."
Around the league, Cleveland submitted a contract offer to Zach Elpheage. In his own words, "it was impressive."
"I was really honored by the Vipers' offer," Elpheage said. "Mr. Nickens is getting this ship turned around and I'm excited about their future."
New York went after wide receiver Cesar Cannon to try to fill a void at receiver left by Donald Miller, who was released earlier this off-season. If the giant tight end target-turned receiver were to sign with the Knights it would reunite Cannon and St. Clair, who nearly won a championship in their first season together.
Baltimore shockingly offered a non-Crab, former Renegade and Bulldog cornerback D.J. Greenwood.
Among the surprises not receiving offers on day one was top receiver Yuya Aiba, linebacker Jeb Gatlin, defensive lineman Leeteuk Eunhyuk and strong safety Eddie Gauge, the leagues highest-rated free agent in the secondary. Until the quarterback races shake themselves out, we expect more high-profile free agents to continue to sit and wait.
Follow along with the free agent tracker here: http://www.simulationfl.com/#!winter-15/c21c9.
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