| Leon Joe, LB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Monday 3/3, 9:30 PM CT |
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| The Bucs agreed to terms with LB Leon Joe on Monday, this according to the St. Petersburg Times. Joe was claimed off waivers by Tampa Bay last preseason before being released before the final roster cuts.
The report notes that Joe would likely compete for a backup role in the Bucs' linebacking corps. The Bucs current starters project out as Derrick Brooks, Barrett Ruud and Cato June. |
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| The Chicago Tribune reports that the Jacksonville Jaguars have signed Jimmy Kennedy to a one-year offer sheet worth the veteran minimum $705,000 plus a $50,000 bonus. The Bears, who picked up Kennedy for the final three games of the 2007 season, have five days to match the Jags offer. The are expected to do as much and retain the rights to the defensive end. |
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| The Star Tribune speculates, that with Mewelde Moore signing with the Steelers on Monday, free agent Maurice Hicks could logically land in Minnesota. The report notes that if Hicks can't agree with the Vikings front office on a deal, he is scheduled to visit the Houston Texans on Wednesday. |
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| Trent Green, who was in New Orleans for a visit on Monday, will be at Rams Park on Wednesday to talk with head coach Scott Linehan and offensive coordinator Al Saunders. Green is familiar with the offense of Saunders and has a close relationship with quarterback coach Terry Shea. According to the St. Louis Post Dispatch, the Rams want Green as their backup to Marc Bulger. |
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| Randy Moss, WR, New England Patriots | Monday 3/3, 8:01 PM CT |
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| According to ProFootballTalk.com, the Eagles offered a higher annual average and more guaranteed money than did the Patriots, but in the end Randy Moss decided to stay in New England. The report notes that at one point, the Eagles thought they had Moss. One source according to ProFootballTalk.com said that the Pats won Moss “at the wire.”
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| Following up on an earlier report, the Cardinals announced the signing of defensive end/outside linebacker Travis Laboy, according to the NFL Network. The two sides agreed to a five-year, $22 million contract.
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| Antwan Odom, DE, Cincinnati Bengals | Monday 3/3, 6:58 PM CT |
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| The Vikings thought they were going to acquire DE Antwan Odom, according to the Pioneer Press, but reportedly the defensive end has agreed to a contract with the Cincinnati Bengals, this according to agent Richard Rosa.
Odom received a five-year, $29.5 million contract that includes $11.5 million in guarantees. |
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| Jacob Bell, G, St. Louis Rams | Monday 3/3, 6:35 PM CT |
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| The Rams have agreed to a six-year deal with free agent guard Jacob Bell, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Bell was regarded by most as the best guard on the free agent market behind Alan Faneca, so this news is obviously good for Steven Jackson. |
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| The Arizona Republic reports that St. Louis linebacker Brandon Chillar is scheduled to visit the Cardinals facility on Tuesday. The report notes, if Chillar signs, he will compete with Chike Okeafor for the other outside linebacker spot, and be a backup to Gerald Hayes in the role of strong inside backer for the team. |
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| Arizona Cardinals beat writer Kent Somers is reporting that unless a problem develops in the next hour, the Cardinals should announce the signing of defensive end/outside linebacker Travis Laboy, this according to the Arizona Republic. Laboy's fantasy value rests in his sack total, which was six last year with Tennessee. |
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| The Arizona Republic reports that the Cardinals signed tight end Jerame Tuman on Monday. The complete terms of the deal are not yet known, but the the report notes it's expected to be a two year package. Tuman is another ex-Steeler that has found his way to head coach Ken Whisenhunt new team in Arizona. |
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| Warrick Dunn, RB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Monday 3/3, 5:12 PM CT |
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| The Tampa Tribune reports that Warrick Dunn could be a Buccaneer again very soon, maybe as soon as Monday night. Just hours after being released by the Atlanta Falcons Monday, Dunn began his official visit with the Bucs, according to agent Jim Steiner. All indications have pointed to Dunn joining the Colts or the Texans, but being signed as insurance for a injury-riddled Bucs team could happen. |
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| Fox Sports is reporting a contradiction of an earlier report that had the Bengals obtaining defensive lineman, DeWayne Robertson, from the Jets. The Jets defensive tackle met with Bengal officials at team headquarters on Monday, but WILL NOT be traded to Cincinnati.
Robertson has two years remaining on the rookie deal he signed as the No. 4 pick of the 2003 draft. He is set to earn $1.5 million in base salary this season. |
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| John Owens, TE, Detroit Lions | Monday 3/3, 4:58 PM CT |
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| MLive.com reported on Monday that the Detroit Lions re-signed TE John Owens to a one-year contract.
No word yet as to the terms of the agreement, or if Owens is getting more than league minimum. Detroit has a high body count at the tight end position so Owens would be expected to play a special teams role -- if he can stick after training camp breaks in late August. |
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| MLive.com reported on Monday that tailback Kevin Jones, recovering from ACL surgery to his right knee, is two weeks ahead of his rehab schedule. Jones is slated to begin running next week but instead of doing his rehab work from his current home (Arizona) the team wants him to return to Detroit so they can supervise his progress. The report notes that after initially rejecting the Lions' demands, Jones has decided to return to Motown by the middle of the month. |
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| Trent Green was in New Orleans for a visit on Monday, according to the Times Picayune. The Saints' current backup, Jamie Martin, is an unrestricted free agent and the team is likely feeling out their options.
Green, 37, has been medically cleared to play again. |
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| The Times-Picayune reports that the Saints are close to re-signing receiver David Patten. Terms of the deal are not yet known.
Injuries to and drops by, Devery Henderson, and the lack of progress by rookie wide out Robert Meachem, allowed Patten and Lance Moore to work out of the slot for quarterback Drew Brees in 2007. Patten actually emerged as the team's No. 2 behind second-year stalwart Marques Colston. Patten recorded 54 receptions for 792 yards and three touchdowns.
The Saints now have their entire receiving corps back together after re-signing Patten, Devery Henderson and Terrance Copper over the past week. A group that is loaded with talent, speed and good hands. Expect Drew Brees and the Saints offense to be pass happy with undersized and disappointing Reggie Bush as the lead tailback. |
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| The Charlotte Observer is reporting that the Carolina Panthers have signed free agent guard Keydrick Vincent , to a two-year, $2 million deal.
The mammoth guard, 6-foot-5 and 325 pounds, will be 30 in April, notes the report. Vincent played in eight games for the Cardinals last season and adds depth to a talented Panthers offensive line. We don't expect Vincent to challenge either right guard Jeremy Bridges or left guard Justin Hartwig for a starting role. |
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| Randy Moss, WR, New England Patriots | Monday 3/3, 3:36 PM CT |
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| According to NBC Sports, the Patriots and Randy Moss are in the process of agreeing to a a three-year, $27 million deal. An official announcement is scheduled for later today. |
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| The New York Jets have agreed to contract terms with lineman Damien Woody to play right tackle, according to ESPN. The Jets have spared no expense in improving their offensive line in the first week of free agency. Faneca signed a five-year, $40 million deal that included more than $21 million in guarantees, making him the league's highest paid offensive lineman. Now the Jets have given Woody $25.5 million over 5 years with $11 million guaranteed. |
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| The Arizona Cardinals and receiver Larry Fitzgerald are making progress on a long-term contract, according to the East Valley Tribune. The Cardinals owe Fitzgerald $32 million over the next two years, which has been an albatross - keeping the organization from being active players in the open free agent market. |
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| Warrick Dunn, RB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Monday 3/3, 3:05 PM CT |
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| The Houston Texans are interested in bringing in veteran running back Warrick Dunn for a visit, according to the Houston Chronicle. Dunn played for Alex Gibbs, the Texans' assistant head coach who is installing the same zone-blocking system he used in Denver and Atlanta. Dunn, 33, is one of the true class acts in the NFL, but the organization didn’t have much luck bringing in an aging veteran back (Ahman Green) last year. The Texans, Cowboys, Buccaneers and Broncos appear to be interested in Dunn. |
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| Sammy Knight and the New York Giants have reportedly agreed in principle to a three-year, $5 million contract, according to Giants Journal.com. This deal is supposed to signed, sealed and delivered by the end of the business day. Knight is a durable veteran safety, who has only missed one start in the past nine seasons. Last year in Jacksonville he posted 93 tackles and four interceptions. |
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| The Jets and Calvin Pace have agreed to a six-year, $42 million deal, ESPN.com reports. The linebacker/end could be a great fit for the team's 3-4 defense. |
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| Jacob Bell, G, St. Louis Rams | Monday 3/3, 2:37 PM CT |
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| Jacob Bell is visiting the St. Louis Rams today, according to a report on NFL.com. Bell has started 31 games during the past two seasons at offensive guard for the Tennessee Titans. The Rams were battered by injuries on the offensive line last year, and could use some additional bodies on the unit. |
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| Dan Morgan, LB, New Orleans Saints | Monday 3/3, 2:28 PM CT |
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| Dan Morgan is visiting the Detroit Lions today, according to a report on NFL.com. Morgan was released earlier in the season by Carolina, and has already had a visit with New Orleans, who opted to trade for Jonathan Vilma. Given the past history of multiple concussions, Morgan would be a risky signing for Detroit. |
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| Brian Griese, QB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Monday 3/3, 2:09 PM CT |
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| The Buccaneers have acquired Brian Griese from the Bears in exchange for a sixth or seventh-round draft pick, the Chicago Tribune reports. He will likely be the primary backup to Jeff Garcia, although he'll need to fight for that job. |
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| Sam Aiken, WR, New England Patriots | Monday 3/3, 1:44 PM CT |
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| The Patriots agreed to a contract with at least one wide receiver on Monday. Sam Aiken, formerly of the Bills, has consented to an undisclosed deal, the Boston Globe reports. |
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| Mewelde Moore has agreed to a three-year contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers, according to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune. Moore was the Vikings’ No. 3 running back last season and also was used on punt returns. He will be reunited with Steelers coach and former Vikings defensive coordinator Mike Tomlin in Pittsburgh. Moore is expected to fill the third-down role in Pittsburgh, along with assuming the punt and kickoff return duties. |
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| Randy Moss, WR, New England Patriots | Monday 3/3, 1:17 PM CT |
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| A contract agreement between the New England Patriots and receiver Randy Moss is imminent, according to the Boston Globe. The report cited a source close to Moss who advised discussions intensified between the sides today. |
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| The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have reached out to the agent for Titans free agent Chris Brown, according to the Tampa Tribune. Thus far no visit has been scheduled, but the team is reportedly also interested in Warrick Dunn, presumably to bring in competition for the backup role behind Earnest Graham. |
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| Teddy Lehman, LB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Monday 3/3, 1:05 PM CT |
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| The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will host Detroit free agent linebacker Teddy Lehman today, according to the Tampa Tribune. The organization is in the market to add some depth on the roster behind Barrett Rudd in the middle. Lehman started 16 games in his rookie campaign, but has missed 23 games due to various injuries over the past three seasons. Lehman is familiar with the Cover 2 scheme, which gives him a little bit of juice in the negotiations. |
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| The Miami Dolphins have signed safety Yeremiah Bell to a one-year, $1.4 million contract, according to Pro Football Talk. Bell, who missed 15 games last year due to a ruptured Achilles tendon, will be a risky pick in the IDP world, as this type of injury is difficult to return from. If Bell can return to health, he will be eligible to take another crack at the open market in 2009. |
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| The Cincinnati Bengals and linebacker Landon Johnson continue to negotiate a new contract, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. Andy Simms, Johnson's agent, said he talked to the Bengals on Sunday and that the conversation "didn't do anything to dissuade us to continue talking." Johnson, who is currently a free agent, has started 32 games during the past two seasons, and led the Bengals with 109 tackles last year. |
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| Bryant Johnson is currently in Buffalo, but has a visit scheduled with the Washington Redskins, according to BuffaloBills.com. Johnson is definitely interested in the Bills as a potential employer given the fact the organization has a wide open wide receiver slot available on the other side of Lee Evans. He’s also familiar with the Bills’ wide receivers coach, Tyke Tolbert, who filled the same position in Arizona during Johnson’s rookie campaign. If Buffalo wants Johnson, they might not want to let him get out of town without a contract, as Washington has a bad habit of overpaying players on the open market. |
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| Randy Moss, WR, New England Patriots | Monday 3/3, 12:14 PM CT |
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| According to a report on Pro Football Talk, wide receiver Randy Moss and the New England Patriots have agreed to terms, which would keep him united with quarterback Tom Brady. Enough with this foolishness already, sign him. New England has taken some serious blows to their secondary in free agency with the losses of Asante Samuel and Randall Gay. The linebacker corps is also a concern on the inside, so the Patriots are going to need to score some serious points on offense next year. Pioli should ante up and get the deal done. |
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| There have been rumblings that San Francisco might consider bringing back WR Antonio Bryant, according to Pro Football Weekly. The report states that Bryant would have to show he can mentally handle being in the league again, along with mending fences with quarterback Alex Smith, who he didn’t get along with. Bryant, who has had a volatile career both on and off the field, was out of the league last year, after being released by the organization prior to the 2007 season. |
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| A check-up early in the week showed that St. Louis defensive end Leonard Little is ahead of schedule in his rehabilitation, according to Pro Football Weekly. Little, who missed the final nine games last season due to a toe injury that required surgery, is an 11-year veteran with 75 career sacks. |
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| Levi Brown, OT, Arizona Cardinals | Monday 3/3, 11:49 AM CT |
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| Head coach Ken Whisenhunt is impressed by the by the resilience of 2007 first-round draft pick Levi Brown, who had his share of ups and downs as the team’s starting right tackle this past season, according to Pro Football Weekly. “The biggest thing I noticed with Levi is he continued to improve,” Whisenhunt told PFW at the NFL Scouting Combine. “He had a tough game against Seattle late in the season when he gave up a couple of sacks to a pretty good player (Patrick Kerney), and a lot of times when that happens with a young player, they will be shell-shocked and not play with confidence the next week. It actually went the other way with Levi. He stood up and played maybe his best two games after that. I know he’s committed. He’s already been in our complex.” This is good news for Arizona, as the coaching staff wants to feature a power running game in 2008. Look for the Cardinals to draft a back on the first day to team with Edgerrin James next season. |
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| The New Orleans Saints have not given running back Deuce McAllister any indication that he may be released before he’s due a $1 million roster bonus in March, according to Pro Football Weekly. There were some rumors that McAllister was a strong candidate to get cut, having suffered a torn ACL in each knee during two of the past three seasons. But, thus far, it appears the organization wants him to reprise his role as the between the tackles runner in the ground attack. |
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| Jacksonville, Tampa Bay and Denver are all interested in San Francisco free agent offensive tackle Kwame Harris, according to the Sacramento Bee. Harris has been a much-maligned player in San Francisco, but it appears he is a popular commodity on the open market. The Oakland Raiders are thought to be the frontrunners for the rights to his services, though its somewhat scary to think about Robert Gallery and Harris anchoring their offensive line.
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| The Broncos and Niko Koutouvides agreed to a three-year deal on Monday, ESPN.com reports. |
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| The Tennessee Titans have expressed an interest in bringing Patriots safety Eugene Wilson to town for a visit, according to the Tennessean. Wilson has started 55 games for New England over the past five seasons, with 10 interceptions. The Titans organization was interested in selecting Wilson during the 2003 NFL draft, but the Patriots beat them to the punch. |
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| With the first wave of free-agent receivers off the board, the Titans are expected to try to schedule visits for some still available including D.J. Hackett and Bryant Johnson, according to the Tennessean. "(The Titans) told us Friday they would be in touch with us this week,'' said Hackett's agent, Kevin Robinson. "We were told the same thing by the Redskins, that they would be in touch with us as well. We are obviously not panicking by any stretch.'' Hackett, who caught 32 passes for 384 yards and three touchdowns for Seattle in 2007, has missed 15 games during the past three seasons due to various injuries. However, when healthy, Hackett has flashed some nice skills, and would provide Vince Young with another veteran presence in the passing game. |
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| Chris Hope, S, Tennessee Titans | Monday 3/3, 11:12 AM CT |
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| Head coach Jeff Fisher indicated that strong safety Chris Hope (neck) is lifting weights at the team facility and is expected to be back practicing with the club no later than the second set of organized team activities, according to a report on Pro Football Weekly. Hope, who is approximately one month removed from neck surgery, played in only 11 games in 2007 – posting 49 tackles and two interceptions. |
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| Jason Elam, K, Atlanta Falcons | Monday 3/3, 11:04 AM CT |
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| Jason Elam is seeking a deal worth $3 million per season, which would place him among the highest paid kickers in the league, according to Pro Football Weekly. Thus far Denver has balked at signing the 37-year old Elam, to an expensive long-term deal. Elam, who has converted 54-of-60 field goal attempts during the past two seasons, has received interest from both Kansas City and Atlanta. |
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| Warrick Dunn, RB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Monday 3/3, 10:52 AM CT |
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| The Atlanta Falcons have parted ways with veteran tailback Warrick Dunn, according to a report on Pro Football Talk. Dunn asked to be released after the organization signed running back Michael Turner this weekend. Dunn is free to sign with any of the other 31 NFL teams, with Detroit and Indianapolis as possible landing spots according to rumors in the media. |
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| Antwan Odom, DE, Cincinnati Bengals | Monday 3/3, 10:45 AM CT |
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| The Minnesota Vikings are interested in entering the bidding for Tennessee free agent defensive end Antwaan Odom, according to the Pioneer Press. The Vikings, who have already addressed major needs during free agency at wide receiver and safety, are looking to upgrade their pass rush. Odom is scheduled to be in Cincinnati today and Arizona tonight, so the Vikings have a lot of ground to make up if they are going to sign him. |
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| Warrick Dunn, RB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Monday 3/3, 10:35 AM CT |
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| The Detroit Lions are interested in adding a running back that can make people miss and reportedly will have interest in Warrick Dunn if he’s released by Atlanta, according to mlive.com. Dunn, 33, is better suited for a timeshare role at this stage of his career. The Lions are also interested in Julius Jones, and will likely draft a back during the first day of the 2008 NFL draft. |
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| T.J. Duckett is expected to sign a contract with the Seattle Seahawks in the near future, according to mlive.com. Duckett has bounced around the league, but he his a bulldozer type who could help Seattle convert some short yardage situations on third down and at the goal line. |
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| Brian Griese, QB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Monday 3/3, 10:06 AM CT |
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| The Chicago Bears are expected to release quarterback Brian Griese today if they are unable to trade him, according to Fan Nation. Griese, who is due a $300,000 roster bonus today, could be headed back to Tampa Bay, as they are the only team who have expressed interest in his services. |
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| The Green Bay Packers have made initial contact with Detroit Lions free-agent linebacker Boss Bailey but they don't have a visit scheduled, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Green Bay reportedly also has interest in St. Louis strong-side linebacker Brandon Chillar. Bailey has had chronic knee problems during his career, but only missed one game the past two seasons. He is primarily a two-down linebacker, and Denver also has interest in his services, according to the latest rumors circulating around the league. |
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| Bryant Johnson is expected to visit with the Chicago Bears this week, according to Fan Nation. Chicago recently lost wide receiver Bernard Berrian to the Minnesota Vikings, and are in desperate need of help at the position. In five seasons with Arizona, Johnson has started 39 games – compiling 210 receptions, 2,675 yards and nine touchdowns. |
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| Bubba Franks is drawing considerable interest around the league, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Franks will likely have a new home before the end of the week, according to his agent, Eugene Mato. There have been some rumors that Franks could land in Seattle, after the team lost out in the Alge Crumpler sweepstakes. |
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| The Pittsburgh Steelers hosted Minnesota free agent running back Mewelde Moore this past weekend and his signing appears imminent, according to ESPN. Moore would provide Pittsburgh with a legitimate third-down back that could help out in the passing game. He's also likely to serve as the team's primary kickoff and punt returner. In his four seasons with the Vikings, Moore has rushed for 1,285 yards (4.9 avg.), while catching 116 passes for 1,093 yards. |
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| The Detroit Lions might host Dallas running back Julius Jones this week, according to the Detroit Free Press. With running back Michael Turner off the open market, running back needy teams will start focusing on Jones, who has been involved in a timeshare with Marion Barber the past few seasons. Detroit is definitely in need of running back help, with the recent news that Kevin Jones probably won’t be ready for the start of the 2008 season. |
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| Jesse Chatman will visit the New York Jets this week, according to FOX Sports. After being out of football for almost two seasons, Chatman resurrected his career last year - starting six games for Miami, while rushing for 515 yards and one touchdown. The Jets already have two solid running backs (Thomas Jones and Leon Washington) on the roster, but Chatman can also play special teams. Meanwhile, if Chatman were to leave Miami, it could pave the way for running back Ricky Williams to serve as the main backup to Ronnie Brown in 2008. |
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| The Jaguars received the Bills third and fifth-round picks in the 2008 draft in exchange for Marcus Stroud, the Florida Times-Union reports. |
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| The numbers have been released, and Ben Roethlisberger is quite rich. The Steelers and the quarterback have agreed to an eight-year, $102 million deal. It includes more than $36 million in guarantees, ESPN.com reports. Roethlisberger is the sixth quarterback to receive a $100 million deal. |
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| Alge Crumpler has agreed to a two-year deal that he plans to sign today in Nashville, according to ESPN. The deal will be worth $5 million and includes a $1 million signing bonus. During the last two days Crumpler has been in negotiations with Tennessee and Seattle. At the end of the day, Crumpler thought quarterback Vince Young mirrored some of the positive things he saw from Falcons quarterback Michael Vick. There have been some concerns about Crumpler’s knees, but if healthy he will make a nice addition for Young who desperately needed a veteran target in the passing game. |
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| Randy Moss, WR, New England Patriots | Monday 3/3, 8:45 AM CT |
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| The fun rumor of the day is that quarterback Daunte Culpepper and wide receiver Randy Moss are discussing the possibility of signing with the same team, ESPN.com reports. |
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| Brady Quinn, QB, Cleveland Browns | Monday 3/3, 8:41 AM CT |
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| Brady Quinn won't let Derek Anderson handle the starting job without a fight. Anderson recently signed a three-year, $24 million deal, but Quinn says he plans to compete for the top spot, the Cleveland Plain-Dealer reports. |
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| Antwan Odom, DE, Cincinnati Bengals | Monday 3/3, 8:34 AM CT |
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| The Bengals entertained defensive end Antwan Odom and safety Marlon McCree over the weekend, the Cincinnati Enquirer reports. |
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| The New York Jets and Cincinnati Bengals have agreed to terms on a trade that would send defensive tackle Dewayne Robertson to the Bengals, according to ESPN.com. Cincinnati will surrender their 2008 fourth- and fifth-round picks according to league sources. Completion of the trade is contingent upon Robertson agreeing to a new contract and passing a physical, though neither is expected to hold up the deal, which could be finalized as early as today. The Bengals are hoping to improve a defense that has ranked higher than 27th in yards allowed once in the past five seasons. Robertson should be a better fit as a penetrating "3-technique" tackle in Cincinnati's 4-3 scheme than he had been in the Jets' 3-4 the past two years. |
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| The Lions and Michael Gaines have agreed to a four-year, $10 million deal, with $3 million guaranteed, the Detroit Free Press reports. That's a lot of cash for a guy who only blocks well. |
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| The Bears have been in talks with defensive tackle Tommie Harris about a contract extension, and they are expected to work on a new deal for Robbie Gould, the Chicago Sun-Times reports. Both players are entering the final year of their contracts. |
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| The Jets and free agent Damien Woody have been discussing a deal and could finalize an agreement as soon as Monday, the New York Daily News reports. The club previously signed guard Alan Faneca. |
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| Marcus Thomas was arrested over the weekend on suspicion of possession of a controlled substance, the Denver Post reports. "I don't think charges will be formally filed," his agent and former high school coach, Richard Burnoski, explains. "But the damage has been done." Burnoski says the police found a trace amount of cocaine in a car in which Thomas was a passenger. Thomas took a drug test after his release, and the results came back negative. |
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| The Pittsburgh Steelers have agreed to a contract extension with quarterback Ben Roethlisberger , this according to Jay Glazer of Fox Sports. The details of the agreement have yet to be published, and the team is planning an official announcement later this afternoon. |
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