NFL Free Agent Tracker: Ochocinco To Patriots, Bush To Dolphins & More!

With Football Back, it's a free agent frenzy! There are tons of your favorite players getting traded to new teams.

Check out some of these recent NFL trades...


Chad Ochocinco --- New England Patriots

Albert Haynesworth --- New England Patriots

Reggie Bush --- Miami Dolphins

Matt Moore --- Miami Dolphins

Vince Young --- Philadelphia Eagles

Nnamdi Asomugha --- Philadelphia Eagles

Matt Hassleback --- Tennessee Titans

Kevin Kolb --- Arizona Cardinals

Willis McGahee -- Denver Broncos

Matt Moore -- Houston Texans

Johnathan Joseph -- Houston Texans

Alan Branch --- Seattle Sea Hawks

Roy Williams -- Chicago Bears

Ray Edwards --- Atlanta Falcons

Mike Sims-Walker --- St. Louis Rams


Wondering if OchoCinco will keep his signature "85" jersey number? Well since there is already a #85 on the New England Patriots, Aaron Hernandez, Ocho is willing to pay Aaron ANYTHING to keep his number.

Reports say Ochocinco -- who CHANGED HIS LAST NAME to match his jersey number a few years ago -- feels "no number is too high."


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Football's Back! Players Approve Deal To End NFL Lock Out (VIDEO)

After a frustrating 140 days, the NFL lock out is over and Football is back!

Representatives for National Football League players approved a 10-year labor agreement, ending a four-month shutdown and allowing the U.S.’s richest and most-popular sports league to reopen for business.

NFL Players Association leadership voted unanimously to recommend that players accept the deal and re-establish their union, according to DeMaurice Smith, the group’s executive director.

“Football is back,”

Commissioner Roger Goodell told reporters outside the association’s Washington headquarters.

Teams can begin signing drafted and undrafted first-year players tomorrow; negotiating with, but not signing, other players; and making trades. As of July 29, teams can begin signing free agents and training camps may open 15 days before each team’s first preseason game.

Owners last week approved by a 31-0 vote the decade-long deal that caps team payrolls at about $120 million this season, with players receiving another $22 million or so in benefits. The players must receive at least 47 percent of the league’s revenue, projected at a record $9.3 billion in 2011, throughout the 10 years.

The agreement also limits how much teams can spend on first-year players, allows current players to stay in the league’s medical plan for life and allows them more days off, with fewer offseason practices. The deal also provides between $900 million and $1 billion for retiree benefits.






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NFL Player Larry Johnson Talks To @DjLadyT About Lock Out, Endorsements, Jay-Z & What Team He May Be Going To!

With the lock out going on some free-agent players are still up in the air as to which team they could be heading to...NFL Player, Larry Johnson gives Lady T the scoop!

NFL Running Back - Larry Johnson talks to Lady T from http://TalkOfTheTown411.com about endorsements, the NFL lock out, working with Jay -Z and what team he may be heading to!


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