June 1 Free Agent Cuts - Houston Texans Message Board & Forum

281 · 06-01-2004

QB Kurt Warner is officially on the market.

**texasguy346** · 06-01-2004

Not to mention Testaverde, and 5 players from the Cardinals.

**infantrycak** · 06-02-2004

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The Giants and Kurt Warner, the two-time NFL MVP, are expected to agree on a two-year contract that will pay the quarterback $3 million in 2004, including a $1.5 million signing bonus.

Warner's deal will cost the Giants $2.25 million against the 2004 cap. He was released by the Rams Tuesday afternoon after six seasons and two Super Bowls. The Giants are expected to allow Warner to compete with rookie Eli Manning for the starting job in training camp.

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**infantrycak** · 06-02-2004

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Falcons | Carpenter's Season Likely Over - from www.KFFL.com
Wed, 2 Jun 2004 17:30:09 -0700

ESPN.com's Len Pasquarelli reports Atlanta Falcons S Keion Carpenter (knee) sustained a knee injury Wednesday, June 2, which will likely bring an end to his 2004 season. The early prognosis is that Carpenter suffered a torn ACL. There will likely be a follow-up exam.

Panthers | Carter Suffers ACL Tear, Likely Out For Season - from www.KFFL.com
Wed, 2 Jun 2004 15:43:46 -0700

The Associated Press reports Carolina Panthers rookie WR Drew Carter (knee) tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee Wednesday, June 2, and will likely miss the 2004 season. Carter injured himself while running during Wednesday's morning practice. An MRI later confirmed Carter had re-torn his surgically repaired knee, according to a team spokesman. Carter has now torn his left ACL twice and his right ACL once.

Carter was a 5th rounder.

ledzeppelin229 · 06-02-2004

Thats extremely disappointing to hear. Heres to no Texans going out with an injury, especially those before the season even starts.

vtech9 · 06-02-2004

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Originally Posted by ledzeppelin269

Thats extremely disappointing to hear. Heres to no Texans going out with an injury, especially those before the season even starts.

I wouldn't want any injuries, but to tell you the truth, I'd rather the injuries happen now instead of after the season starts. If they happen now, the team has time to find replacements. If they happen after the season starts, the team is left trying to play catch up.

ledzeppelin229 · 06-02-2004

Thats a good point.

rittenhouserobz · 06-03-2004

The Falcons have had injury bug the last year. What am I saying? We had the largest injury bug.

J-Man · 06-03-2004

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Originally Posted by rittenhouserobz

The Falcons have had injury bug the last year. What am I saying? We had the largest injury bug.

Injury Bug? Last year it was an injury swarm!

**texasguy346** · 06-03-2004

It's now official that we will be seeing some familiar faces in new places this season. The NY Giants announced the signing of QB Kurt Warner today, and also the Dallas Cowboys have announced the signing of 41 year old veteran QB Vinny Testaverde. Not to be outdone, the Super Bowl champion New England Patriots signed CB Terrell Buckley yet again. Feel free to add more June 1 additions as they come in.

Blake · 06-03-2004

Stewart

One year deal.

WWJD · 06-03-2004

I think both Warner and Testaverde are good signings. Buckley I'm not so sure about.

Blake · 06-03-2004

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Originally Posted by WWJD

I think both Warner and Testaverde are good signings. Buckley I'm not so sure about.

If I were looking for a vet QB, I would roll the dice on Warner.

J-Man · 06-03-2004

I'll betcha that the G-men are seeing this as a protective move for Eli. I can see Warner being the starter for about half the season and then Coughlin pulling the switch (with Warner's play not being the biggest factor). It gives Eli a safety blanket if things look like they are getting too hot for him on the field.
Also, it helps the NYG front office cover themselves from the NY media and fans that would pretty much crucify them if Eli comes out of the gate and falls on his face.
I think Eli has excellent potential and if they can keep him alive and well and build around him, he will do well. I just think that the drama around the whole draft day trade and the comments by all parties have dug him a perception hole that he needs the NYG front office to help him dig out of. Picking up Warner and letting him "compete for the starting job" may help them out with this.

06-01-2004	#1
281 Hall of Fame Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 1,458 Rep Power: 579	Warner Released QB Kurt Warner is officially on the market. __________________ "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results." -Ben Franklin

06-03-2004	#8
rittenhouserobz Hall of Fame Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 1,100 Rep Power: 11	The Falcons have had injury bug the last year. What am I saying? We had the largest injury bug. __________________ We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid. Ben Franklin

06-03-2004	#10
texasguy346 Mod Squad Join Date: May 2004 Location: Deer Park, TX Age: 30 Posts: 7,066 Rep Power: 2881	Old Faces In New Places It's now official that we will be seeing some familiar faces in new places this season. The NY Giants announced the signing of QB Kurt Warner today, and also the Dallas Cowboys have announced the signing of 41 year old veteran QB Vinny Testaverde. Not to be outdone, the Super Bowl champion New England Patriots signed CB Terrell Buckley yet again. Feel free to add more June 1 additions as they come in.

06-03-2004	#11
Blake MMQB Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Spring Section: 551/B Posts: 9,580 Rep Power: 14926	Stewart to Baltimore Stewart One year deal. __________________

06-03-2004	#14
J-Man Veteran Join Date: May 2004 Location: Ft Hood, Tx Age: 37 Posts: 402 Rep Power: 9	I'll betcha that the G-men are seeing this as a protective move for Eli. I can see Warner being the starter for about half the season and then Coughlin pulling the switch (with Warner's play not being the biggest factor). It gives Eli a safety blanket if things look like they are getting too hot for him on the field. Also, it helps the NYG front office cover themselves from the NY media and fans that would pretty much crucify them if Eli comes out of the gate and falls on his face. I think Eli has excellent potential and if they can keep him alive and well and build around him, he will do well. I just think that the drama around the whole draft day trade and the comments by all parties have dug him a perception hole that he needs the NYG front office to help him dig out of. Picking up Warner and letting him "compete for the starting job" may help them out with this. __________________ Who's the Man?... J-Man, that's WHO! Eat 'em Up, KATS!

06-02-2004	#7
ledzeppelin229 Hall of Fame Join Date: May 2004 Location: Spring / San Marcos, TX Age: 27 Posts: 6,829 Rep Power: 711	Thats a good point.

06-03-2004	#12
WWJD Hall of Fame Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 5,260 Rep Power: 374	I think both Warner and Testaverde are good signings. Buckley I'm not so sure about.

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