11:45 PM ET, Thu March 11, 2010

There, I said it _ signing T.O. a good idea

Inside the Oakland Raiders | Oakland Tribune — T.O. a Raider? Assuming he came at a reasonable price, there’s only one pertinent question: How fast can he get here? Even with the admittedly loose standards of Internet journalism, the Terrell Owens-could-be-a-Raider story is a flimsy one. But Al Davis just loves picking up Hall of Famers en route to retirement. He also doesn’t believe in chemistry, [...]

Oakland Raiders 5 mins ago

RB Tomlinson Jets to New York

New York Daily News — LaDainian Tomlinson is on his way to visit the Jets, who are prepared to put on a full-court press for the future Hall of Famer, according to multiple league sources. From all reports, Tomlinson was impressed with the Vikings, but he left this evening without a contract.

New York Jets 12 mins ago

Tank happy to be a Bengal

Cincinnati Enquirer — While it briefly appeared last week that Tank Johnson might not be back with the Bengals, in the end, Cincinnati was where he wanted to be. The team officially announced that he was back on Thursday after receiving the signature on the four-year contract.

Cincinnati Bengals 24 mins ago

Jets’ writers are now Pool reporters

Green Machine | Bergen Record — The Jets agreed to terms Thursday on a one-year, $1.3 million contract with safety Brodney Pool, a restricted free agent who was with Cleveland last season. Because the Browns didn’t tender him, the Jets won’t have to compensate the Browns with a draft pick. Pool has been slowed by concussions during his career, but the Jets needed depth at the position after trading Kerry Rhodes to Arizona.

New York Jets 44 mins ago

Chiefs bolster receiver depth by signing Urban

Kansas City Star — There were times last year, particularly before the Chiefs signed Chris Chambers or during Dwayne Bowe's suspension that Todd Haley had a dilemma about which wide receiver to play.

Kansas City Chiefs 1 hour ago

Jets dive in, sign Pool

The Jets Stream | New York Daily News — The Jets jumped into the free-agent pool tonight, agreeing to terms on a one-year, $1.3 million contract with former Browns S Brodney Pool. Pool was due to become a restricted free agent, but he didn't receive a qualifying tender from the Browns. That made him free, with no ties to the Browns. Also, the Jets aren't required to compensate the Browns with a draft pick. Pool, a former second-round pick who has been slowed by a series of concussions over his career, joins Eric Smith and James Ihedigbo as the candidates to replace Kerry Rhodes. Pool has been a moderately productive starter when hea...

New York Jets 1 hour ago

LT set to Jet East

The Jets Stream | New York Daily News — LaDainian Tomlinson is on his way to visit the Jets, who are prepared to put on a full-court press for the future Hall of Famer, according to multiple league sources. From all reports, Tomlinson was impressed with the Vikings, but he left this evening without a contract. After the Jets, he reportedly may visit the Eagles and Saints. The Saints could be a sleeper because of Tomlinson's close relationship with former Charger teammate Drew Brees. The Jets' connection is O.C. Brian Schottenheimer, a former Chargers assistant. The Jets might be the underdog in this battle, but never under-estimate ...

New York Jets 1 hour ago

Jets reach deal with free agent safety Brodney Pool

Newark Star-Ledger — Jets hosted Pool on Wednesday

New York Jets 1 hour ago

LaDainian Tomlinson on way to visit Jets after failing to reach deal with Vikings

Newark Star-Ledger — Jets looking for running back to replace departed Thomas Jones

New York Jets 1 hour ago

Raiders interested in Terrell Owens?

Instant Raiders | Santa Rosa Press Democrat — And how hasn’t this happened before? Adam Schefter, quoting his ESPN colleague John Clayton, tweeted today that “Next stop for Terrel (sic) Owens could be the black hole and the Oakland Raiders!”

Oakland Raiders 1 hour ago
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