NFL rosters are taking shape as teams move toward the 80-man limits with 18 days remaining until free agency and an uncapped year.
I've updated my 26-column rosters (they're not really on steroids, of course) and you can download a copy here.
Kurt Warner and Bertrand Berry remain listed on the Arizona Cardinals' roster because the team has not moved either onto its retired list. I didn't add punter Tom Malone to the Seattle Seahawks because his reported deal isn't official, to my knowledge. It's also worth remembering that quite a few players will drift off the rosters for good when free agency begins March 5 (Seattle presumably is not taking four snappers to camp, for instance). This is a snapshot showing how rosters appear.
The summary information atop each roster page provides some perspective. For instance, the Seahawks have 15 players from the Pac-10, most in the league and eight more than the league average. Arizona's offensive and defensive players each rank among the seven oldest in the league (losing Warner and Berry will affect those figures). The St. Louis Rams have eight players in their 30s, seven fewer than any team in the division. Seattle has only 28 defensive players, second-fewest in the league. And so on.
I've updated my 26-column rosters (they're not really on steroids, of course) and you can download a copy here.
Kurt Warner and Bertrand Berry remain listed on the Arizona Cardinals' roster because the team has not moved either onto its retired list. I didn't add punter Tom Malone to the Seattle Seahawks because his reported deal isn't official, to my knowledge. It's also worth remembering that quite a few players will drift off the rosters for good when free agency begins March 5 (Seattle presumably is not taking four snappers to camp, for instance). This is a snapshot showing how rosters appear.
The summary information atop each roster page provides some perspective. For instance, the Seahawks have 15 players from the Pac-10, most in the league and eight more than the league average. Arizona's offensive and defensive players each rank among the seven oldest in the league (losing Warner and Berry will affect those figures). The St. Louis Rams have eight players in their 30s, seven fewer than any team in the division. Seattle has only 28 defensive players, second-fewest in the league. And so on.
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