Updated - Kevin Walter re-signs with Houston
Earlier today, scout.com's Adam Caplan wrote:
Free-agent WR Kevin Walter (Houston Texans) is receiving solid interest so far at the start of free agency, a league source told FoxSports.com.
Walter is being recruited by the Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals, and Kansas City Chiefs. The Texans are also trying to get him re-signed.
Walter signed as a restricted free agent with Houston back in March of 2006. The Cincinnati Bengals, who he played from 2003-2006, declined to match Houston's offer sheet.
Walter, who turns 29 in August, has posted 195 receptions over the past four seasons to go along with 2,470 yards, and 14 TDs. His best season as a professional came in 2008 when he posted 60 receptions for a career-high 899 yards, to go along with 8 TDs, and a career-high 15.1 yards per catch.
Walter is known in league circles as a solid possession receiver who has good hands and runs well after the catch.
With Baltimore's acquisition and extension of Anquan Boldin, does that leave Cincinnati and Kansas City alone in the chase for Walter? Will Walter's history with the Bengals be a deciding factor, or will Cincinnati's prognosis, typically understood to be brighter than Kansas City's, turn Kevin toward orange and black? Only time will tell, but all available information says that KC and Cincy are the two major players left in this WR chase.
Update: The Texans, of course, are still interested in bringing Walter back. PFT speculates that Walter will re-sign with Houston for something similar to what Burleson signed for with Detroit.The Ravens are definitely out of the Walter race.
Update #2: Kevin Walter remains with Houston. Boldin, Burleson, Walter are all off the market.
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Great!
Other real organizations are making big moves, while the Bungles go after a mediocre #2 reciever that has injury problems.
Way to follow up a playoff berth with a lazy and uninspired offseason. Carson Must be ecstatic!
Who needs Marshall or Boldin when you have Quan Cosby!
Ball handling and dribbling are my strongest weaknesses."—David Thompson
Walter looking for Nate Burleson Money
Also Ravens out of race for Walter since getting Boldin
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/03/05/with-boldin-on-board-baltimore-bails-on-walter/
CB85......Collaros for Heisman
oh
you want to know what we discussed?
CB85......Collaros for Heisman
by TennBengalfan on Mar 5, 2010 8:38 PM EST up reply actions
Nothing really
just telling him to forget bout that and him and Taylor Mays will work good together
CB85......Collaros for Heisman
by TennBengalfan on Mar 5, 2010 9:22 PM EST up reply actions
interesting,
Speaking of interesting, I just obtained from my uncle the 2009 postseason wild card playoff guide vs. the Jets. It’s a stat book that the announcers use when commentating during the game. It has every stat of every player for this year and every stat for every player for every playoff game that the Bengals played. It also has all the game info that they talked about during the game, for Radio and TV. There are only 63 in existence.
What ya need to know?
This will certainly spike the TO rumors to new heights.
I don’t know if it will work, but I never had a problem with it before and I still don’t. Sometimes the best situations are from players nobody else wanted. You leave a veteran FA out on the market for a few weeks to a month or so and he comes in for a lower salary with a burning desire to prove 31 other teams wrong. That could be good for us.
For those who can't remember the uncapped FA rules, this link's for you.
Yeah but, this is a gamble that
MB takes all of the time. and it doesn’t usually work out. But then again Benson, LJ and Tank worked out. If you can consider them in the same scenario.

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