Doug Free is set to make $7 million in 2013. with a cap hit at $10.02 million. For the Cowboys, that’s far too much, particularly when you consider that Free was the highest-penalized offensive lineman in Madden NFL 24 last season Mut 24 Coins. Dallas wants to recruit Winston to fill in the role, and with Free kick inside to defend. While the team has asked Free to take a pay cut, Free doesn’t have the motivation to accept it given the fact that his cap limit will stay the same if the team decides to let him go.

Saints re-sign De La Puente

The rise of Brian De La Puenta as a top-of-the-line center has been an excellent development for the Saints however both sides have been unable to agree for a contract that is long-term at this point. As of Tuesday night, they officially re-signed him on a one-year deal that is worth $2.023 million. The smart money is on the team trying to work out an extension this season.

In the Bills, Kolb gets paid … Sort of

On Tuesday, the contract details for the quarterback Kevin Kolb trickled out, and some sense was drawn from the reported $33 million deal. It turns out that Kolb’s contract is only guaranteed one million dollars, and has his base salary being $6.1 million. He can reach $13 million however only if he’s the team’s starter and can earn plenty of escalators and incentives. Read Buffalo Rumblings for more information about the Bills.

The first weekend of the 2013 Madden NFL 24 Playoffs will finish with what’s likely to be, on paper, the greatest match of the year. There is a huge game for the Seattle Seahawks, playing perhaps the best game in football journey across the country to take on Washington Redskins. Washington Redskins, winners of their seven previous games. The main focus heading into the game will focus about the head-tohead battle between two rookie quarterbacks, Robert Griffin III and Russell Wilson Madden 24 Coins Cheap. Both have made their arguments for the Madden NFL 24’s Rookie of the Award, but the possibility of winning this Sunday in Maryland is obviously the bigger prize.