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Bengals | Shawn Williams expected to compete for starting job Cincinnati Bengals SS Shawn Williams is expected to compete with SS Taylor Mays and SS Jeromy Miles for one of the starting safety jobs during offseason workouts and training camp. Comment |
Source: The Cincinnati Enquirer - Joe Reedy |
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49ers | Could consider Devery Henderson The San Francisco 49ers could show interest in free-agent WR Devery Henderson (Saints). Comment |
Source: ESPN - John Clayton |
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Ravens | Two ERFAs signed Baltimore Ravens exclusive rights free-agent RB Bobby Rainey and FS Omar Brown have signed their tender offers. Both will receive a one-year deal worth $480,000. Comment |
Source: The Baltimore Sun - Aaron Wilson |
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Lions | Reggie Bush willing to return punts Detroit Lions RB Reggie Bush said he is willing to be a punt returner if the team asks him to handle to role. "You know, for me, I've done it before and I don't mind it," Bush said. "I feel I can still do it if I need to, and if they want me to do it, I'll definitely go out there and return punts." Comment |
Source: MLive.com - Justin Rogers |
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Texans | Andrew Shapiro to compete for two jobs Houston Texans head coach Gary Kubiak said P Andrew Shapiro will compete with P Shane Lechler for the punter job and PK Randy Bullock for the kicker job during training camp. Comment |
Source: Houston Chronicle - Tania Ganguli |
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Bengals | Tanner Hawkinson works at multiple positions Cincinnati Bengals OT Tanner Hawkinson worked at left tackle and left guard during organized team activities this week. Hawkinson only played offensive tackle during his career at Kansas. Comment |
Source: Bengals.com - Geoff Hobson |
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Rams | Rodger Saffold working on move to right side St. Louis Rams OT Rodger Saffold said he has been working on improving as a right tackle during organized team activities and has not faced much of a transition in moving from left tackle to right tackle. "It's just a matter of getting used to it, the muscle memory, the change in stance," Saffold said. "Honestly, it hasn't been as hard as I thought it was going to be. As far as the smaller details, that's what I'm constantly working on. It's just the second day out here, so I just want to continue to work and to learn." Comment |
Source: St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Joe Lyons |
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49ers | Mario Manningham making progress San Francisco 49ers WR Mario Manningham (knee) said he has been able to run and cut during his recovery process. Manningham said he is taking a cautious approach to his rehab and does not have an exact timetable for his return at this point. Comment |
Source: 49ers.com - Taylor Price |
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49ers | Two picks signed The San Francisco 49ers have signed second-round draft choices DE Cornellius Carradine and TE Vance McDonald to four-year deal. Financial terms were not disclosed. Comment |
Source: CSNBayArea.com - Matt Maiocco |
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Ravens | Arthur Brown contract details Updating a previous report, the Baltimore Ravens signed LB Arthur Brown to a four-year, $3.554 million contract. Comment |
Source: The Baltimore Sun - Aaron Wilson |
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Colts | Work out two The Indianapolis Colts worked out TEs Randy McMichael (Chargers) and Cornelius Ingram (Broncos) Thursday, May 23. Comment |
Source: NFL Network - Albert Breer |
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Redskins | Jordan Reed signed The Washington Redskins have signed third-round draft choice TE Jordan Reed. Terms of the contract were not disclosed. Comment |
Source: The Washington Post - Mike Jones |
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Redskins | London Fletcher never really considered retiring Washington Redskins LB London Fletcher said he never seriously considered retiring this offseason even though there was speculation that he was thinking about it. Comment |
Source: The Washington Post - Mike Jones |
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Cardinals | Carson Palmer praises Bruce Arians Arizona Cardinals QB Carson Palmer praised head coach Bruce Arians after organized team activities. "I love the head coach," Palmer said. "I mean, I love the head coach. He keeps it real. He already has this team wrapped around his finger. And we have some talented players in this locker room." Comment |
Source: Yahoo! Sports - Michael Silver |
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49ers | Three to compete for starting WR job San Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh said WRs A.J. Jenkins, Quinton Patton and Ricardo Lockette will compete for the vacant starting wide receiver job during offseason workouts. FANTASY TIP: All three will have the chance to win the starting job and see an increase in their fantasy value. Jenkins and Patton likely should be considered late-round options in drafts this season. Owners should monitor Lockette's role leading up to their drafts since he could be worthy of a late-round pick in very deep leagues. Comment |
Source: CSNBayArea.com - Matt Maiocco |
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Colts | Tryout Dante Rosario The Indianapolis Colts tried out free-agent TE Dante Rosario (Chargers) Thursday, May 23. Comment |
Source: The Baltimore Sun - Aaron Wilson |
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Eagles | DC still not mentioning defensive front Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Bill Davis said the team is moving toward using the 3-4 defensive alignment but have not fully moved to the alignment at this point. "Multiple is the best way," Davis said. "I know you guys are tired of that answer. I know you want to hear one or the other or something. What we're doing here is we're taking that wide-nine 4-3 and we're moving in the direction of the 3-4, but where we stop is yet to be determined by the players we have." Comment |
Source: The Philadelphia Inquirer - Jeff McLane |
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Eagles | Jordan Poyer could push for starting job The Philadelphia Eagles could give CB Jordan Poyer the opportunity to compete for one of the starting cornerback jobs during training camp. Comment |
Source: Philadelphia Inquirer - Zach Berman |
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Eagles | Brandon Boykin likely will be nickel back The Philadelphia Eagles likely will use CB Brandon Boykin as their nickel back this season because he has had success at the position in the past. Comment |
Source: Philadelphia Inquirer - Zach Berman |
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Redskins | Roy Helu misses practice Washington Redskins RB Roy Helu (Achilles', toe) did not participate in organized team activities Thursday, May 23. Helu did get some work in on the side as he rehabs from a toe injury. FANTASY TIP: It was thought that Helu would be a full go for organized team activities, so Helu should be ready to go as training camp gets closer. Comment |
Source: The Washington Post - Mike Jones |
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