The_Philster
07-08-2003, 03:00 AM
Agents say activity should pick up as training camp nears
The NFL has quietly moved into what is unofficially regarded as its "signing season," a three-week span from early July to the start of training camps when deals are completed with players selected in April's draft.
The Indianapolis Colts are one of 13 teams who have yet to sign a player. But that's hardly cause for concern. As of Monday, just 45 of the league's 262 drafted players had agreed to contract terms.
"From a historical perspective, it's quite clear the majority of draft picks are signed after July 4 to the start of training camp," said Neil Cornrich, the agent for Dallas Clark, the Colts' first-round pick....more (http://www.indystar.com/print/articles/2/056372-5662-038.html)
The NFL has quietly moved into what is unofficially regarded as its "signing season," a three-week span from early July to the start of training camps when deals are completed with players selected in April's draft.
The Indianapolis Colts are one of 13 teams who have yet to sign a player. But that's hardly cause for concern. As of Monday, just 45 of the league's 262 drafted players had agreed to contract terms.
"From a historical perspective, it's quite clear the majority of draft picks are signed after July 4 to the start of training camp," said Neil Cornrich, the agent for Dallas Clark, the Colts' first-round pick....more (http://www.indystar.com/print/articles/2/056372-5662-038.html)