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Tim Tebow Peppers Picks Rookies Combine Rookies Fantasy DraftPublished: March 9, 2010
Although nothing is imminent (per Adam Schefter), the Minnesota Vikings appear to have genuine interest in LaDainian Tomlinson, 30, as do several other unnamed teams. The Minneapolis Star-Tribune adds, “The fact Tomlinson remains on the market is evidence of the fact his best years are behind him. But he could play a valuable role as the backup to Adrian Peterson. ”
Published: March 9, 2010
Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Antonio Bryant has scheduled a visit with the Washington Redskins. This news comes shortly after Bryant paid a visit to the Cincinnati Bengals today.
Published: March 8, 2010
Over the past few days, the Bengals have been tied by rumors to two of the most controversial wide receivers of the decade: Terrell Owens and Brandon Marshall. (If only there was a news report suggesting interest in Randy Moss…)
Published: March 8, 2010
The Eagles, who not long ago released long time starter Brian Westbrook, are now considering signing restricted free agent Mike Bell. Bell, who is coming off one of the two best seasons of his four-year career, looked excellent last season in New Orleans offense. Though sidelined part of the season and in a change-of-pace role the rest, Bell did manage to rush for 654 yards on 172 carries.
Published: March 8, 2010
One Bay Area beat reporter isn’t afraid to suggest LaDainian Tomlinson’s most likely suitor is the Oakland Raiders. Oddly, this speculation comes despite Tomlinson’s statement that he will never sign with the Raiders.
“The Raiders are pretty set in the backfield,” he said. “Even if they weren’t, I wouldn’t become a Raider.”
Published: March 5, 2010
Defensive end Julius Peppers is paying a visit to the Chicago Bears today, increasing the likelihood he’ll sign with the franchise sometime in the near future, perhaps as soon as later today. Peppers, who recorded 10.5 sacks last season, will no doubt demand a high salary. Chicago’s desperation for help on the defensive line could drive them to pay Peppers, who turned 30 in January, more than he’s worth.
Published: March 4, 2010
With rumors swirling concerning where Broncos wide receiver and restricted free agent Brandon Marshall will wind up, don’t expect Cincinnati to be a potential suitor. According to Joe Reedy of Cincinnati.com, the Bengals won’t make a move for Marshall because (a) they’ll need to give up a draft pick and (b) Marshall has off-field problems too severe for the team to justify giving up a first round draft pick.
Published: March 4, 2010
Apparently in recognition of their defense’s below-average performance last season, the Chicago Bears are reportedly looking into signing either Julius Peppers or Aaron Kampman, both considered among the best available defensive ends in free agency.
Published: March 3, 2010
According to a tweet by the Arizona Republic’s Kent Somers, the Arizona Cardinals are looking into signing David Carr as a backup quarterback. Said Somers with 140 or so characters, “Cards have interest in signing QB David Carr, according to NFL sources. Carr will hit FA market Thursday night.”
Published: March 3, 2010
With speculation regarding the Rams number one pick running rampant, there’s one guy in St. Louis who believes Marc Bulger has played his last snap with the franchise. D’Marco Farr, a former Rams player and the team’s current radio analyst, argued that Bulger is loaded with talent but not charisma.