The_Philster
04-13-2003, 06:42 AM
As a free agent, Sanders free to play for any team
Given the profile with which he operated both during and after his much celebrated 12-year career, and the fact he briefly flirted with a comeback late last season, it's somewhat incredible that the current status of Deion Sanders could be so universally overlooked.
But there is his name, the "Prime Time" guy himself, tucked in with all of the other remnant players still available in the unrestricted free agent pool. And there he is, officially free of all the technicalities and the entanglements that precluded his attempt to sign on with the Oakland Raiders for the final couple games of the 2002 season and, of course, for the playoffs.
Sanders an unrestricted free agent? You bet. The best cover defender of the past 20 years, and sure-fire Hall of Fame inductee, available to any team that offers him enough incentive to end a two-season hiatus? Uh-huh....more (http://espn.go.com/nfl/columns/pasquarelli_len/1537709.html)
Given the profile with which he operated both during and after his much celebrated 12-year career, and the fact he briefly flirted with a comeback late last season, it's somewhat incredible that the current status of Deion Sanders could be so universally overlooked.
But there is his name, the "Prime Time" guy himself, tucked in with all of the other remnant players still available in the unrestricted free agent pool. And there he is, officially free of all the technicalities and the entanglements that precluded his attempt to sign on with the Oakland Raiders for the final couple games of the 2002 season and, of course, for the playoffs.
Sanders an unrestricted free agent? You bet. The best cover defender of the past 20 years, and sure-fire Hall of Fame inductee, available to any team that offers him enough incentive to end a two-season hiatus? Uh-huh....more (http://espn.go.com/nfl/columns/pasquarelli_len/1537709.html)