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Steve Breaston, Arizona Cardinals (27) - Restricted FA
Breaston won't reach 1000 yards again this year, but has been productive out of the slot yet again behind Fitzgerald and Boldin. The Cardinals will look tokeep him for at least this year under a restricted free agent contract. If he continues his impressive performance it could potentially signal the end ofBoldin's career in Arizona once they find an offer worthy of allowing the semi-disgruntled receiver to walk. Breaston is also a dangerous return man forthe Cardinals.
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Braylon Edwards, New York Jets(27)
Edwards' size brings a unique skill set to the Jets' receiving corps opposite Jericho Cotchery, but has struggled with concentration and dropping ballsas he did in Cleveland. The Jets gave up a considerable amount to land Braylon Edwards so it would be startling if they didn't extend his stay in New York.Edwards has a winning combination working for him in New York with a promising young quarterback delivering him balls, a charismatic coach, and a teamdedicated to winning ball games right now. If Edwards continues posting pedestrian numbers, the Jets will most likely look toward a more incentive-based deal.
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Miles Austin, Dallas Cowboys (26)
With the season nearing an end, the Cowboys made a smart non-move in not extending Austin a mid-season offer, but will see his price substantially increase inthe offseason. Austin has developed in the Cowboys go-to wide receiver and is about the only player capable of seriously stretching the field for the offense.Austin is looking at finishing with over 1200 yards and 12 touchdowns on his current pace, which includes four games in which he totaled only 80-some yards. IfRoy Williams can develop into the player the Cowboys expected to get when they traded away a first round selection for him, Romo will have a pair of weapons toeven further improve the offense that is already at franchise-record level in yards per game this year.
Steve Breaston, Arizona Cardinals (27) - Restricted FA
Breaston won't reach 1000 yards again this year, but has been productive out of the slot yet again behind Fitzgerald and Boldin. The Cardinals will look tokeep him for at least this year under a restricted free agent contract. If he continues his impressive performance it could potentially signal the end ofBoldin's career in Arizona once they find an offer worthy of allowing the semi-disgruntled receiver to walk. Breaston is also a dangerous return man forthe Cardinals.
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Braylon Edwards, New York Jets(27)
Edwards' size brings a unique skill set to the Jets' receiving corps opposite Jericho Cotchery, but has struggled with concentration and dropping ballsas he did in Cleveland. The Jets gave up a considerable amount to land Braylon Edwards so it would be startling if they didn't extend his stay in New York.Edwards has a winning combination working for him in New York with a promising young quarterback delivering him balls, a charismatic coach, and a teamdedicated to winning ball games right now. If Edwards continues posting pedestrian numbers, the Jets will most likely look toward a more incentive-based deal.
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Miles Austin, Dallas Cowboys (26)
With the season nearing an end, the Cowboys made a smart non-move in not extending Austin a mid-season offer, but will see his price substantially increase inthe offseason. Austin has developed in the Cowboys go-to wide receiver and is about the only player capable of seriously stretching the field for the offense.Austin is looking at finishing with over 1200 yards and 12 touchdowns on his current pace, which includes four games in which he totaled only 80-some yards. IfRoy Williams can develop into the player the Cowboys expected to get when they traded away a first round selection for him, Romo will have a pair of weapons toeven further improve the offense that is already at franchise-record level in yards per game this year.