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'All-Cut Team' filled with big names

Originally Published: March 6, 2009
By Len Pasquarelli | ESPN.com

There is an adage that purports it is always easier to find a job when you've already got gainful employment.

Judging by the number of veteran NFL players who have been released in the past month or so, and who have yet to find new employment, that might seem to be the case around the league. If a player has been waived recently, he has had little attention in free agency. But players, agents, general managers and coaches surveyed this week debunked the suggestion that a lack of work would ...

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