Free Agency Chatter: Vikings might have to offer as much as $70 million over 5 years to lure Wallace away from signing with Dolphins

WR Mike Wallace signing with the Miami Dolphins tomorrow afternoon is said to be as close to a done deal as it can get right now. Peter King of SI reported this morning that the Dolphins are believed to be negotiating against themselves for Wallace. That’s not a big surprise. Several teams like Wallace but teams were immediately turned off by agent Bus Cook’s demands at the combine as the veteran agent informed teams a few weeks back it will take $11 to $12 million per season just to get his interest in coming to the negotiating table. One of those teams that turned away from Wallace due to his demands was the Cleveland Browns who Jason LaCanfora of CBSSports

Dwayne Bowe signing has Mike Wallace market set?

LATEST MIKE WALLACE CHATTER Mike Wallace has his sights set on being one of the top-3 highest paid wide receivers in the NFL, eyeing a $60 million deal with $27 to $30 million in guaranteed money. Many believe Dwayne Bowe’s 5 year, $56 million deal that included $26 million in guaranteed money has set the market for Wallace. Bowe’s deal included a $15 million dollar signing bonus and he will receive a reported $36 million in the first three years of the deal. The Chiefs resigning Bowe takes them out of the Wallace market.

Free Agency Buzz: Wallace set to land a $60 million contract from Dolphins?

LATEST MIKE WALLACE RUMORS Steelers WR Mike Wallace is good as gone with four to five notable teams in league circles already being linked to Wallace in the Miami Dolphins, Cleveland Browns, Kansas City Chiefs, Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers to a lesser extent. Of the five mentioned teams, the sense continues to be that the Dolphins and Browns are the two teams prepared to throw the biggest money at the 26 year old receiver. To no surprise Wallace is reportedly the Miami Dolphins top target. The NFL combine is tampering central and Wallace’s agent Bus Cooke is already making it known to teams in the leadup to the combine that the asking price is a 5 year deal

Chiefs, Browns Latest teams rumored to have Wallace at top of wish list

The feeling inside the Steelers organization about Mike Wallace is this: He doesn’t think he needs to get better and wants to be a clear No. 1 receiver on a team. Wallace believing he doesn’t need to get better is why the Steelers were much more comfortable in giving Antonio Brown the big money at receiver position from the gethttps://insidepittsburghsports.com/wp-admin/edit.php-go. Tampering is already going on league wide and will only ramp up at the combine which is tampering central. The early sense on Wallace is that there’s five teams serious about him in the Kansas City Chiefs, Seattle Seahawks, Miami Dolphins, San Francisco 49ers and Cleveland Browns. Jason LaCanfora of CBSSports reports many in Steelers organization believe Wallace will end

Hoping for a big pay day this off-season, Wallace (hip) won’t risk playing in Sunday’s meaningless game

With nothing on the line and set for what he hopes is a big payday this off-season, wide receiver Mike Wallace will sit out the Steelers regular season finale vs the Cleveland Browns on Sunday with a hip injury. Looking to become one of the games highest paid wide receivers, Wallace had a disappointing year from a big play standpoint as he averaged a career low 13.1 yards per catch and had just 9 catches of 20 + yards, which ranked 4th on the team. Averaging 21.0 yards per catch in 2010, Wallace had 26 catches of 20+ yards and last season Wallace had 18 catches of 20+ yards. Wallace will finish the year with 64 receptions for 836 yards and 8

The Latest Steelers Camp Rumblings III

3rd Version of The Latest TIOPS Steelers Camp Rumblings — The Mike Wallace holdout has now reached 12 days and it’s reached the point where it’s nothing more than a pride thing for Wallace, at least that’s the way Steelers officials see it. Management hasn’t been in touch with Wallace or his agent directly since the first week of camp and it’s now up to Wallace to swallow his pride. As the Wallace holdout continues, the Steelers are worried that he could become plagued with hamstring and groin injuries early in the season which is common for players who report to camp late. — Willie Colon has been tremendous at left guard in camp thus far, showing power, nastiness and some