Sounds like things are starting to
pick up:
Quote:
There’s much more than opening up training camps and staging preseason games that must be straightened out soon. Free agency, for example. Depending on the rules, hundreds of players could become available. The longer it takes to reach a deal, the more frenzied the free agency signing period will be.
Teams still need to instruct rookies they drafted and sign rookies who were not selected in April. Those clubs with new coaches haven’t been able to install offenses or defenses or learn unfamiliar playbooks.
General managers don’t know what the salary cap will be; 2010 didn’t have a cap.
The regular season is scheduled to begin Sept. 8 with New Orleans at Green Bay.
“They are within a range on almost everything,” Ganis said, “and 48 hours of continued serious negotiations could get it done.”
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I see Nnamdi going pretty quick once the courting begins. The Texans will need to find out quick if he's their man so they can implement Plan B if necessary....